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Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve holds 2 MICHELIN Keys — the only hotel distinction in Saudi Arabia awarded by a third party and published by name. Seven properties in the Kingdom hold Keys. 63 keys place it in the M band.

Distinction
MICHELIN Keys — 2 awarded, 2025
Town / region
The Red Sea, Tabuk
Keys
63 · size band M
Group / operator
Marriott International
Nearest gateways
Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz International (TUU), Red Sea International (RSI)
Access
The fastest-changing logistics picture in the country. Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz serves Tabuk city, while resort traffic runs through two new airports — Red Sea International and NEOM Bay — plus seaplane to the islands. Not a kilometre of rail. Commercially this makes every Red Sea Global property a charter destination with a controlled channel: airport capacity is market capacity.
Also on file in The Red Sea
Six Senses Southern Dunes, The Red Sea, Shebara, Desert Rock

Source: the MICHELIN Keys announcement; key counts indicative, verified 26 August 2026. Figures on this card update with the register, not editorially. Saudi Arabia publishes no named register of classified hotels, so the MICHELIN Key is the only externally verifiable distinction recorded here.

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