“Cliffrose Springdale sits at the entrance to Zion National Park — desert red rock outside, calm and comfort inside. One of the best hotels near Zion.”

“Al Maha Desert Resort Dubai — 42 private pool suites inside the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, built in Bedouin architectural tradition.”

“Perched on the edge of the Negev Desert, Shaharut sits at 900 metres above sea level. The resort is built from local stone and desert-toned materials, with architecture that references the ancient Nabataean settlements of the region. Rooms are positioned to face the Ramon Crater — one of the largest erosion cirques on Earth. The view is part of the structure.”

“AlUla is one of the most dramatic landscapes in the world — rose-red rock formations, ancient tombs, open sky. Our Habitas responds with a camp-style resort that feels intentionally light: modular structures, natural materials, a layout that follows the terrain rather than reshaping it. The architecture knows when to step back.”

“The Atacama is one of the driest places on Earth. Explora responds with a building that feels almost geological — long, horizontal lines that echo the plateau, earthy tones that blend into the salt flats. Inside, the architecture channels the landscape: raw materials, wide windows, spaces that feel open without being exposed.”

“Desert Rock Resort in Wadi Rum is carved directly into rose-red sandstone cliffs. Rock-embedded rooms, Bedouin proportions, and a UNESCO World Heritage setting.”

“Tucked between the Hajar Mountains and the Gulf of Oman, It's only reachable by paraglide, speedboat, or a winding mountain road. The resort is built as a traditional Omani village — stone pathways, low-walled courtyards, and structures that look like they’ve always been there. It earns its setting. Guests can enjoy numerous wellness services while basking in the tranquility of the landscape.”