GHM to open a Chedi resort in Qatar
Positioned along the sun-drenched shores of Doha, the Chedi Katara Hotel & Resort by GHM has elevated Qatar’s luxury hospitality landscape since its grand debut in 2022. This exclusive retreat features 59 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, along with 32 private chalets and villas, all nestled within the iconic Katara Cultural Village.
GHM, renowned for its refined portfolio in the Middle East—including acclaimed Chedi properties in Oman and Sharjah—has expanded its regional footprint with this Doha flagship, welcoming discerning travelers seeking sophistication and authenticity.
The Katara Cultural Village, a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly enclave, stands as Qatar’s largest hub for multicultural arts and entertainment. Named after the country’s historic moniker from the 18th century, Katara dazzles with world-class art galleries, interactive exhibition spaces, a renowned amphitheatre inspired by ancient Greece, gourmet restaurants, performance venues, and a sweeping 1.5-kilometre stretch of private beach.
As GHM CEO Tommy Lau shares, “Katara Cultural Village encapsulates the spirit and aspirations of Qatar. Our property is designed to be both a gateway to the city’s dynamic culture and a sanctuary of tranquility—blending timeless elegance with modern luxury.”
Set within 100 hectares (247 acres) of lush, coastal grounds, the Chedi Katara Hotel & Resort seamlessly harmonizes Mughal-inspired architecture with Ottoman flourishes. The hillside villas, ranging from intimate one-bedroom layouts to expansive five-bedroom residences, each offer panoramic views of Doha’s skyline and the Arabian Gulf, complemented by private pools and verdant gardens for ultimate seclusion.
Qatar’s hospitality sector has seen remarkable growth since the World Cup, welcoming prestigious openings such as the dual-branded Raffles and Fairmont Doha, both under Accor’s luxury umbrella. Additionally, the innovative floating hotels moored at Qetaifan Island—purpose-built, eco-friendly Finnish designs, each with 101 guest rooms—continue to redefine experiential stays for international visitors.



