JW Marriott Expands In Kenya With 2nd Hotel In Nairobi

EE News Desk Apr 02, 2024

JW Marriott, a renowned brand within the Marriott Bonvoy family, has introduced its second establishment in Kenya with the debut of JW Marriott Hotel Nairobi. Embracing Kenya's rich natural landscapes and cultural heritage, this hotel provides a retreat for travellers seeking rejuvenation of the mind, body, and spirit.

Bruce Rohr, Vice President & Global Brand Leader, JW Marriott stated, “The unveiling of JW Marriott Hotel Nairobi marks our exciting debut in the vibrant heart of Kenya’s capital city, solidifying our steadfast expansion in Africa, and reinforcing our global footprint. JW Marriott extends its commitment to mindfulness and wellness with the opening of the new hotel, inviting guests to indulge in serene experiences amidst the breathtaking landscape of East Africa. We are excited to welcome travellers on a fulfilling stay imbued with the JW Marriott standard of extraordinary hospitality.”

Offering 315 elegantly appointed guestrooms, JW Marriott Hotel Nairobi boasts five dining venues inspired by global cuisines, a luxurious Spa by JW, a swimming pool, and a state-of-the-art fitness centre. Additionally, the hotel features eight event spaces suitable for various gatherings and special occasions. Later in the year, the property plans to unveil 51 serviced apartments and a sky bar & lounge.

Helen Leighton, Vice President, Luxury Brands & Communications, Marriott International, Europe, Middle East & Africa, said, “As JW Marriott expands its presence in Africa, the brand enriches the region with a legacy of luxurious hospitality, seamlessly weaving together its dedication to holistic well-being and fostering meaningful connections throughout the continent. JW Marriott Hotel Nairobi perfectly embodies the city's contemporary yet mindful urban lifestyle. The property combines the warmth of African hospitality with serene spaces where guests can disconnect from distraction, focus on the present moment, and reconnect with what matters most to them.”