15/09/2026
Four Exceptional New Destinations Join The Set.
From a UNESCO World Heritage Site in AlUla to the restored heritage quarter in the heart of Sharjah, a tranquil retreat overlooking the Arabian Sea in Muscat and an architectural landmark in Doha, each destination offers a unique expression of place, heritage and design.
✨ Chedi Hegra - AlUla, Saudi Arabia
✨ Chedi Muscat - Muscat, Oman
✨ Chedi Katara - Doha, Qatar
✨ Chedi Al Bait - Sharjah, UAE
Together, they mark an exciting expansion of The Set in the Middle East and offer our guests even more extraordinary places to discover.
Guests of The Set may now explore and reserve their stays at these destinations.
Standing on 21 acres between the Al Hajar Mountains and the sea, Chedi Muscat is the original retreat. Home to the Middle East’s longest swimming pool coupled with Oman’s largest spa make it a natural choice for travellers for whom switching off is serious business.
Should you feel tempted to venture beyond its grounds, private boat charters and overnight glamping on Jabal Shams offer two very different perspectives of Oman.
Renowned for being one of Doha’s most exceptional hotels, Chedi Katara may have only opened in 2022, but exudes old-school glamour.
Mughal architecture, Ottoman flourishes and views of traditional dhow boats set the scene for travellers who like their culture with a little grandeur.
Katara Cultural Village is right on the hotel’s doorstep, while a serene spa and 60 metre seafront pool await on your return.
Chedi Al Bait is woven into the heart of Sharjah, the oldest quarter of the UAE’s cultural capital. Meaning ‘the home’ in Arabic, Al Bait spans ten restored buildings over 100 years old, available to reserve room by room or in its entirety.
History imbues the hotel, from its on-site museum and library to the souk and the country’s last remaining circular wind tower. Beyond its walls, more than 20 cultural institutions tell the story of Sharjah and its pivotal role in bridging the East and West.
While Petra in Jordan and the pyramids of Egypt are familiar sights, Hegra remains uncharted territory in this ancient world.
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