Doha pairs a modern Gulf skyline with waterfront promenades and major museums. Traditional markets and contemporary dining provide different ways to experience the Qatari capital.

A private-island escape just off Doha, Banana Island Resort combines overwater villas, family attractions, an alcohol-free atmosphere and a surprisingly complete resort program.

Banyan Tree Doha brings bold contemporary architecture, large suites and serious wellness to Mushaireb, creating one of the city’s more design-forward urban resorts.

The Chedi Katara turns Doha’s cultural waterfront into a palace-like resort of Mughal-Ottoman design, oversized sea-view rooms, private villas and a 60-metre pool beside its own beach.

Fairmont Doha fills one half of Lusail’s spectacular Katara Towers with 362 Gulf-facing rooms, gold-accented interiors and a private Fairmont Gold pool high above the marina.

Four Seasons Hotel Doha is a true West Bay resort with 237 Pierre-Yves Rochon rooms, a private beach, five pools and one of the capital’s deepest spa and dining programs.

Four Seasons Resort and Residences at The Pearl-Qatar rethinks the beach resort as apartment living, pairing full kitchens and huge balconies with a private beach, three pools and Loulou Spa.

InterContinental Doha Beach & Spa is a true city resort on a long private beach, with extensive pools and gardens, a large spa, and a deep restaurant-and-bar lineup between West Bay, Katara, and The Pearl.

A refined urban resort in Msheireb Downtown Doha, Mandarin Oriental combines spacious rooms and apartments, rooftop pools, a major spa and nine dining venues with immediate access to the city’s cultural core.

A palatial private-island resort at The Pearl, Marsa Malaz Kempinski combines lavish Arabian-European design, spacious balcony rooms, a private beach, multiple pools, a huge spa and one of Doha’s broadest dining collections.
A theatrical Marcel Wanders-designed hotel in West Bay Lagoon, Mondrian Doha combines oversized rooms, bold interiors, destination restaurants and one of the city’s most visually dramatic spa-and-pool complexes.
A glamorous reinvention of Doha’s former Ministry of Interior, The Ned Doha combines 1970s architecture, 90 rooms, seven restaurants, live music, contemporary art and a large outdoor pool on the Corniche.
Near the National Museum of Qatar, The Plaza Doha brings French-inspired palatial design to a modern city hotel with large suites, serviced residences, indoor and outdoor pools and an alcohol-free dining program.
Inside the crescent-shaped Katara Towers, Raffles Doha is a 132-suite architectural showpiece where every stay includes butler service, oversized terraces and some of the Gulf’s most theatrical dining and wellness spaces.
A sprawling West Bay Lagoon resort with a private beach island, semi-Olympic indoor pool and extensive dining, The Ritz-Carlton, Doha combines city access with the amenities of a full seaside escape.
A sculptural new landmark on the Lusail Marina promenade, Rosewood Doha blends Qatar’s maritime heritage with 155 rooms and suites, eight dining destinations and one of the Gulf’s most ambitious social-wellness clubs.
Designed like a secluded Qatari palace village, Sharq Village & Spa pairs 174 balcony rooms and suites with a private beach, infinity pool and an extraordinary 24-treatment-room spa minutes from Doha’s museums.
Directly on the Arabian Gulf in West Bay, The St. Regis Doha combines 335 sea-view rooms and suites with private beach access, Guerlain Spa and an extraordinary 16-restaurant dining ecosystem.
W Doha brings energetic design, a pool and spa to West Bay, with an unusually deep restaurant lineup spanning Jean-Georges concepts, Italian dining and COYA.
Set on a private Lusail beach, Waldorf Astoria Doha Lusail combines family pools and a waterpark with villas, an adults-only pool, eight dining venues and the Middle East’s only ESPA Life Spa.
Waldorf Astoria Doha West Bay occupies a 44-story Art Deco-inspired tower with expansive rooms, 50 apartments, destination dining and a four-floor wellness sanctuary.