Hoteles y hostelería Retaj

Retaj Hotels & Hospitality posee 6 hoteles en Qatar, todos ellos ubicados en Doha. ^{[ 5 ]}

El hotel islámico Retaj Al Rayyan Doha está situado en el distrito comercial de Al Dafna, en Doha, y cuenta con 360 habitaciones en un edificio de 19 plantas. Es un hotel de 4 estrellas. ^{[ 6 ]}

El Retaj Royale Doha es un hotel de 5 estrellas ubicado cerca de la calle Corniche, con 15 plantas y 108 habitaciones. El Retaj Royale Doha cuenta con 4 restaurantes, un spa y una piscina cubierta. ^{[ 7 ]}

El Retaj Inn está situado en el distrito comercial y de negocios del centro de Doha. El hotel cuenta con 80 habitaciones distribuidas en un edificio de 12 plantas.

El Retaj Inn Marina está situado en la Isla Perla y consta de 250 habitaciones, así como de 2 piscinas al aire libre y gimnasios separados para hombres y mujeres. ^{[ 8 ]}

Retaj Hotels & Hospitality posee 2 hoteles en Turquía, uno en Estambul y otro en Termal . ^{[ 9 ] [ 10 ]}

El hotel Retaj Royale Istanbul está ubicado en el distrito financiero de Estambul. ^{[ 11 ]}

Retaj Thermal Hotel & Spa is located in Termal, Turkey, near the larger city of Yalova. The hotel consists of 88 rooms along with a spa, restaurant, garden, and café. The hotel was built with a “TRY 35 million investment in partnership with Turkish Hisar Karadag Group.”^[12]

In 2015, Balkans.com reported that Retaj Hotels & Hospitality plans to invest $700 million in Turkey over the next 2 years with plans to open new hotels in Istanbul, Bursa, Trabzon, and Ankara.

The Retaj Moroni Sports and Leisure Resort is located in the Comoros. The hotel consists of 55 rooms.

Retaj Al Rayyan Mecca is a 4-star hotel located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The hotel has 22 storeys and 670 rooms and suites as well as a restaurant, fitness center, and meeting rooms.^[13] A report published by Trade Arabia stated that the Al Rayyan Mecca hotel constitutes the Retaj Group's first step towards its “expansion plan in the GCC, particularly in Saudi Arabia.”

According to the Gulf Times, Retaj is seeking to expand into the European and United States hospitality markets. Private sector resources are expected to invest $5 billion into European expansion. In March 2013, Retaj Group vice-chairman Mohammed bin Johar al-Mohammad told Gulf Times reporters, “We are eyeing the market in mainland Europe as well…we know there are openings for us. We are already in negotiations for taking a start in London.” In the United States, Retaj is focused on acquiring existing hotel outlets.^[17]