Six Senses, the renowned luxury hospitality chain, will debut in the UAE with a LEED-certified 61-room hotel and 162 branded residences on Palm Jumeirah’s West Crescent in late 2025. Inspired by coral reefs, the hotel's design features undulating rooflines and cellular facades that mimic their natural forms.
Six Senses The Palm, Dubai, will offer an elevated community living experience with amenities such as restaurants, bars, a pool, a kids’ club, a games room, a library, and meeting rooms. Central to the property is a 60,000-square-foot social and wellness club, including a longevity clinic, Intravenous therapy lounge, biohacking room, massage circuit pool, squash court, working spaces, and a Six Senses Spa inspired by textured coral reefs.
The design integrates natural light and biophilic elements to support natural rhythms and well-being. The resort features a central garden with mini hills, winding paths, and romantic courtyards, creating a hub for outdoor activities. The main pools and sun decks are surrounded by native planting that leads to the beach.
When it comes to the residential offering, it includes 162 branded residences, including penthouses, royal penthouses, duplex sky villas, and nine five-bedroom beachfront signature villas with gardens, infinity pools, and beach views. The landscaping features natural ponds, wadi boulders, and palm groves, blending seamlessly with the environment. Residents will also enjoy access to hotel facilities and various leisure amenities, including a micro-farm, tennis and padel courts, and running tracks.
In terms of the exact launch date, that is yet to be revealed, stay tuned!