Occupying the former Ministry of Interior building on Doha's Corniche, The Ned Doha brings new life to one of the city's most significant modernist landmarks. Originally designed in the 1970s by Lebanese architect William Sednaoui, the building has been thoughtfully restored by David Chipperfield Architects Berlin, with interiors by Soho House Design that reflect its architectural heritage while introducing a contemporary sense of style.
The hotel's 90 rooms and suites pair 1970s-inspired design with modern comforts, with views stretching across the Arabian Gulf, Al Bidda Park or the Amiri Diwan depending on category. Throughout the hotel, seven restaurants create a lively social atmosphere, complemented by a 30-metre outdoor pool, rooftop terrace, spa, gym, sauna and steam room.
Set along Doha's waterfront Corniche, The Ned is ideally placed for exploring the city's cultural highlights. The Museum of Islamic Art, Souq Waqif, the National Museum of Qatar, Katara Cultural Village, Al Bidda Park and the Amiri Diwan are all within easy reach, making it easy to balance sightseeing with time at the hotel.
Blending heritage architecture with a vibrant dining scene and a central waterfront setting, The Ned Doha is particularly well suited to couples and friends seeking a stylish city stay with Doha's culture, restaurants and landmarks on the doorstep.
