Aman and Rosewood hotels to anchor new Dubai destination

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Render of Dubai Peninsula, an ultra-luxury destination under development

Dubai developer H&H has unveiled Dubai Peninsula, a new ultra-luxury waterfront destination along the Jumeirah coastline set to debut the first Aman and Rosewood hotels in the emirate. The project will also feature a world-class superyacht marina and a promenade lined with high-end retail and dining venues.

Located beside the Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach, Jumeirah Bay and Dubai Canal, Dubai Peninsula is envisioned as a refined enclave blending beachfront leisure, cultural experiences and contemporary design.

Aman will bring its signature understated luxury to the destination with an all-suite beachfront resort comprising around 100 keys and 82 branded residences, designed by Kerry Hill Architects. Scheduled to open in 2027, the low-rise property will occupy nine acres of landscaped gardens and feature a minimalist aesthetic that weaves in Arabian influences. Facilities will include a private beach with views of the city skyline and Dubai Canal, an Aman Spa, members-only Aman Club and curated dining venues.

Render of Aman resort on Dubai Peninsula

Rosewood will follow with the launch of its first Dubai property, a 195-key beachfront hotel accompanied by 63 branded residences and eight private garden villas, targeting completion in 2029.

Designed as both a luxurious retreat and a social hub, the property will feature a private beach, seaside beach club, four signature restaurants, a wellness centre and the Rosewood Explorers Club for children. The hotel is expected to host a regular programme of art, music and culinary events.

Render of Rosewood on Dubai Peninsula

Beyond the hotels, Dubai Peninsula will offer a superyacht marina forming the destination’s vibrant social hub, framed by landscaped promenades, fashion ateliers and waterfront restaurants.

On the opposite shoreline, a beach club will provide sweeping views of the coastline and skyline. At the centre, a network of shaded pathways and lush parkland will create a walkable oasis connecting leisure, nature and architecture.

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The masterplan brings together an international roster of design talent, including Jean-Michel Gathy, Richard Rogers, Bjarke Ingels and Joyce Wang.

Commenting on the launch, Miltos Bosinis, CEO of H&H, said Dubai Peninsula will “set a new benchmark for upscale living by creating transformative developments and introducing the most recognised hospitality brands to the city.”

Shahab Lutfi, CEO of Bright Start, added that the project aims to “shape a community defined by movement, wellness and aesthetic harmony.”

For more information, visit h-h.ae and aman-dubai