Desert Rock becomes first Saudi property to receive Three MICHELIN Keys

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Desert Rock Resort has become the first property in Saudi Arabia to receive Three MICHELIN Keys, the highest distinction in The MICHELIN Guide’s global hotel selection.

Announced on 20 September, the recognition places Desert Rock among just 155 hotels worldwide to hold Three MICHELIN Keys in 2026 and makes it one of only two properties in the GCC to receive the distinction.

The resort also received the 2026 MICHELIN Architecture & Design Award. Located within the Hijaz Mountains, Desert Rock was designed by Oppenheim Architecture with its villas, suites and shared spaces integrated into the surrounding granite landscape. The resort features 64 private-pool villas and suites.

Meanwhile, Shebara Resort, also operated by Red Sea Global Hospitality, retained its Two MICHELIN Keys. Located on a private island in the Al Wajh Lagoon, the resort features 73 private-pool villas, including its distinctive overwater villas.

“This is a landmark moment for Red Sea Global Hospitality, and a proud one for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”

Sébastien Carré
Head of Hospitality
Red Sea Global Hospitality

The 2026 MICHELIN Guide hotel selection includes 155 Three-Key, 657 Two-Key and 2,020 One-Key properties globally.

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