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Escape to an unforgettable five-star luxury beach resort steeped in timeless traditions. Majestically positioned along the Arabian Gulf in West Bay, The St. Regis Doha is a premier West Bay hotel in Doha, Qatar, epitomizing elegance and refined hospitality. Guests can discover world-class restaurants, from authentic local flavors to renowned international cuisine, while enjoying views of Pearl Island and proximity to Katara Cultural Village. The hotel blends Middle Eastern heritage, architecture, and modern amenities, enhanced by the signature St. Regis butler service. Anchored by 335 luxury rooms and suites with sea views, sophisticated décor, and state-of-the-art technology, it offers an exceptional setting for weddings, celebrations, and business events. The Vilebrequin La Plage collaboration elevates beach experiences to the French Riviera, while the award-winning Guerlain Spa provides bespoke treatments and in-depth therapies for ultimate relaxation.

The St. Regis hotel is a symbol of the world's most upscale hotels, representing absolute private high standards of service. It has a long history, and the first St. Regis hotel was opened by Colonel John Jacob Astor in New York in 1904 to provide a place for his mother (Caroline Astor) to hold banquets and parties with his high society friends. Colonel Astor adopted a European style service to entertain them. This service is unique in the industry, making the St. Regis hotel a classic in the global hotel industry.
Combining timeless refinement with modern luxury, the Reggie brand steadfastly upholds its commitment to excellence. Since John Jacob Astor founded the iconic St. Regis hotel in New York a century ago, St. Regis has been located in the world's best locations, renowned for its unparalleled luxury, attentive service, and elegant and noble environment. Tailored services and leisure facilities, scenic locations, and luxurious decorations full of local colors showcase the unique features of Reggie's world-renowned reputation, attracting the attention of global tourists.