Home Industry Hospitality Marriott to open Ritz-Carlton Reserve in NEOM’s Trojena Ritz-Carlton Reserve has only six properties in destinations including Thailand, Indonesia, Puerto Rico, and Mexico by Gulf Business April 25, 2024 Image: Supplied Marriott International has inked a deal with NEOM to open its second ultra-luxury Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Saudia Arabia in Trojena, the mountain destination located in the northwest region of the kingdom. Ritz-Carlton Reserve currently features only six properties in destinations, including Thailand, Indonesia, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. Chadi Hauch, regional VP Lodging Development, Middle East, Marriott International, said: “Ritz-Carlton Reserve features a portfolio of exclusive properties that offer an intimate and transformative experience rooted in heartfelt care and human connection. Together with NEOM, we look forward to bringing this ultra-luxury experience to Trojena.” Ritz-Carlton Reserve highlights The resort is poised to feature 60 expansive one-to-four-bedroom villas, each meticulously designed to blend with the destination’s natural environment. Plans include a lavish spa, swimming pools, and multiple culinary venues. Trojena, a flagship development within NEOM, is a year-round adventure sports destination, offering activities such as skiing, water sports, hiking, and mountain biking. The signing of the Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Trojena marks the seventh collaboration between Marriott International and NEOM. Chris Newman, executive director of NEOM Hotel Division, said: “We are excited to announce the collaboration with Ritz-Carlton Reserve within the unique mountains of Trojena. This is a very special project which merits only the most exceptional and exclusive of brands.” The hospitality giant and NEOM are expected to unveil two unique concepts later this year. Tags Hospitality Marriott Ritz-Carlton Reserve Saudi Arabia You might also like TAQA, JERA, Al Bawani Capital to develop 2 power plants in Saudi Arabia Efficio’s Adam Forgács on local content’s role in economic diversification Trump’s policies may hit EMs, but Saudi stays safe: Citigroup Lenovo, world’s largest PC maker, to launch factory in Saudi Arabia