Tucked away on the untouched edge of Shura Island, Jumeirah The Red Sea is an exclusive escape offering 79 rooms, 48 elegantly appointed suites, and 32 private beachfront villas. 

Immersed in nature and surrounded by crystalline waters, this sanctuary blends contemporary sophistication with the raw, elemental beauty of the Red Sea, offering a timeless way of living for a discerning few.
Every residence rests directly on the shoreline, each with its own private beachfront, embracing the horizon where oceanand sky converge. These exclusive homes present a rare opportunity to belong to one of the world’s most unspoiled locations, within a resort that elevates the essence of barefoot luxury.

Secluded within the heart of the world’s fourth-largest barrier reef and inspired by one of the oldest living cultures, Jumeirah The Red Sea invites guests on a journey of extraordinary discovery. By day, kayak or paddleboard through glassy waters, snorkel among vibrant coral gardens, or explore the untouched coastline. By night, stargaze beneath vast desert skies or reconnect over family bike rides and sandcastle building. Every moment is an invitation to connect with nature, with heritage, and with the rare beauty of Shura Island.

Founded in 1875, Jumeirah Le Richemond Geneva will honour the enduring legacy of one of the city’s most distinguished hotels, bringing together its historic character with Jumeirah’s contemporary vision of hospitality.

Set on the banks of Lake Geneva in the heart of the city, the hotel occupies a remarkable address with sweeping views towards the Jet d’Eau, Brunswick Gardens, and the Alps. Following a significant renovation, the property will preserve its heritage while introducing 50 standard rooms and 33 suites, destination dining, and an expansive wellness offering which includes a 25-metre indoor swimming pool and hydrotherapy facilities.

Inside, classic 19th-century architecture and Art Deco details will meet contemporary design inspired by Geneva’s natural beauty. Natural light, greenery and considered spaces will create a sense of calm, while the interiors will reflect the city’s enduring connection with nature and its international character.

Art will form an important part of the hotel’s story, with a collection curated by Amélie, Maison d’Art, including works by Swiss artist John Armleder. The son of Le Richemond’s last owner before its acquisition by the Forte family, Armleder’s connection to the hotel brings its artistic and family heritage into a new chapter.

Opening in 2027, Jumeirah Le Richemond Geneva will bring together the warmth and generosity of Jumeirah’s Arabian hospitality with the character of its Swiss setting. Rooted in the legacy of Le Richemond and shaped by its connection to the city, it will offer a distinctive new expression of Geneva hospitality.