Rosewood Doha rises along the Lusail Marina promenade, a vertical expression of the sea in Qatar's city of the future. Interiors borrow oceanic hues, shell-inspired shapes and nods to traditional dhow boats, with the scent of coffee, dates and bakhoor in the air. It suits couples, families and food lovers who want design, views and variety in one address, with Hamad International Airport about 14.6 kilometres away. The tower sits within walking distance of the marina and its waterfront restaurants, so evenings can be spent outdoors.

Rooms and suites run from 47 to 171 square metres, each with a walk-in wardrobe, a dual-vanity bathroom, a rain shower and a stand-alone soaking bath. Deluxe Rooms offer Gulf or Lusail views with a king bed or twin beds. Junior Suites and Club rooms add Manor Club access, while the Deluxe, Reef and Manor Suites include butler service. Al Jassassiya and Al Shaqab Houses sleep up to five guests, and Al Wajba House sleeps six across 720 square metres.

Days can be as active or quiet as you like, with swimming across five pools, Pilates, barre and aerial classes, and padel on a dedicated court. Experiences arranged through the hotel include lunch by dhow, dinner in the desert, falconry and a walk through living history. From 10 December to 15 January an outdoor ice rink opens beneath Lusail's winter sky. Guests also enjoy live jazz and DJ nights at Stoke & Stoker. Families will find children's workshops at the Saturday Torba Table brunch at Mila, which keeps younger guests entertained.

Asaya Social Wellness Club is open to hotel guests and holds spa treatment rooms, bathhouses, fitness centres, a movement studio and five indoor and outdoor pools. Ascaro Padel brings a premium court to the club, while Pankhurst barbering and the Duck & Dry blow-dry bar cover grooming. The spa runs from 11 am to 10 pm, and the fitness centre from 8 am to 10 pm. Dedicated ladies-only fitness areas add privacy.

Dining spans eight spaces, from Shanghai-style Koo Madame, named Michelin Guide Opening of the Year 2026, to Mila, a Bib Gourmand Levantine restaurant with wood-fired flatbread and a walk-in wine cellar. Asaya Kitchen serves sustainable seafood and local produce to guests, while Stoke & Stoker pairs modern mixology with Asian plates on a Gulf terrace. The Butterfly Room offers afternoon tea, and the Shisha Terrace and Sikar cigar lounge suit slower evenings. In-room dining is available around the clock.

Lusail Marina is a short walk away, with Crystal Walk and the Lusail Katara Twin Towers about ten minutes on foot. Habanos cigar bar and Monkey Tale Doha are also close by. Hamad International Airport is about 14.6 kilometres from the hotel, so arrivals are simple. Private dining rooms at Koo Madame and Mila suit celebrations and business dinners. The Lusail waterfront gives you cafes, promenades and skyline views without needing a car.