Canvas suite
Canyon Tent
Canvas and stone at the foot of the cliff
Size
70 m²
Sleeps
2 adults
, 1 child
Beds
Twin or king
View
Canyon
Ten canvas suites set along the canyon wall, each with its own terrace and outdoor shower. Inside: a king or twin beds, rugs woven in the region and a writing desk facing the rock.
Every stay includes breakfast and dinner, coffee, tea and dates all day, a daily guided walk, airport transfers and the hammam and pools at the Oasis Spa. The valley's heritage fee is the only thing added to your bill.
The cliff right behind your terrace
Outdoor shower among the rocks
Two minutes' walk to the pools
In the suite
Private terrace
Outdoor shower
Writing desk
Minibar
Wi-Fi
Every stay includes
One nightly rate covers almost everything. The valley’s heritage fee is the only thing added to your bill.
At the oasis, at Saffron, in the dunes or on your own terrace.
Saudi coffee, mint tea and fresh juices, all day long.
A sunrise canyon hike or a sunset walk with our naturalists.
Airport transfers
Met at AlUla International Airport and driven to the resort.
The lap pool, cold plunge and hammam at the Oasis Spa.
Wi-Fi and charging
In every suite, with solar power around the clock.
Availability
Live dates for Canyon Tent. Pick your arrival and departure to see the full price, then send it to us as a booking request.
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