Katara Hospitality hotels and resorts announce up to 40% savings
<p>Doha, Qatar: Katara Hospitality, a global hospitality asset owner and manager based in Qatar with more than five decades of industry experience, has announced the extension of its popular ‘Summer Your Way’ campaign until 30 September 2026, offering guests additional opportunities to enjoy exclusive seasonal experiences, luxury staycation packages and family-focused benefits across its…
Doha, Qatar - The global hospitality leader Katara Hospitality has announced a new campaign titled 'Summer Your Way' that offers up to 40% savings on select hotels and resorts across Qatar from June 1st until September 30th, 2026.
This seasonal initiative unites Katara Hospitality's flagship properties, including The Ritz-Carlton, Doha; Sharq Village & Spa; Sheraton Grand Doha Resort & Convention Hotel; Al Messila and more, providing Qatar nationals, residents, and GCC visitors with exceptional value.
Guests booking a one-night stay can secure 20% savings on room rates, hotel restaurants, and spa treatments. A two-night stay yields 30% savings, and stays of three nights or longer offer 40% savings on accommodation, dining, and spa experiences, with the option to upgrade to a higher room category for an additional QR200, excluding villas, presidential suites, and royal suites.
The campaign extends benefits such as early check-in, late check-out (subject to availability), and 25% savings on participating restaurants, cafés, spa treatments, pool and beach access, as well as admission to attractions like Desert Falls Water & Adventure Park.
Exclusive family-focused benefits cater to families, with immersive programmes at properties like The Ritz-Carlton, Doha; Sharq Village & Spa; and Rixos Gulf Hotel Doha, blending recreation, education, and luxury. Other summer experiences include wellness retreats, culinary journeys, children's entertainment programmes, and beachfront recreation across various participating hotels and resorts.
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