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The Rosewood Corniche in Jeddah
has reported a strong response from female guests since opening its doors in September to reveal a dedicated Ladies' Floor.
A
recent World Travel Market report said the Middle East is missing out by targeting Muslims and non-Muslims in exactly the same way.
The report claimed Middle East countries are failing to tap into opportunities within the Islamic tourism market, such as an halal airline or
women-only hotels.
Responding to the report, Hans-Peter Leitzke, Managing Director of the Rosewood Corniche,
said, "We designed our dedicated Ladies Floor because there is a demand for this kind of facility from Arab ladies and female travellers as a whole, and the response so far underlines
this."
"Apart from the need of Arab ladies, and Arab ladies organisations which want exclusive facilities to stage events, female business travellers
in general have special needs, including privacy, which only a dedicated ladies floor can meet."
The dedicated Ladies' Floor at the Rosewood Corniche in Jeddah takes female travellers into a luxurious world of private rooms and suites
created exclusively for females and serviced exclusively by female staff.
It offers an elegant and private retreat, with an exceptional range of amenities specifically designed and tailored to meet the needs of female
guests, including 24-hour female butler service, luxurious handmade bedding, female inspired artwork and a distinctive array of imported
toiletries and grooming essentials.
Overlooking the Red Sea from its location on the Jeddah Corniche, the hotel is the latest property in the international Rosewood Hotels and
Resorts collection and the third in Saudi Arabia. It is at the heart of the city's fashionable northern corner, and just minutes away from the
key business, diplomatic and designer shopping districts.
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