Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Global unveils Nammos Resort AMAALA
Red Sea Global (RSG) has announced the launch of Nammos Resort AMAALA, which will open later this year in Saudi Arabia's Triple Bay area.
The resort will feature 110 rooms with ocean views and 20 branded residences overlooking the AMAALA Marina and Corallium Marine Life Institute. Facilities include a spa, fitness centre and Children's Club.
The development marks the first hotel outside Greece for Nammos Hotels & Resorts, bringing their Cycladic style to the Red Sea region, the company said in a statement.
John Pagano, Group CEO of Red Sea Global, said: 'Nammos Resort AMAALA represents a milestone for both Red Sea Global and ADMO Lifestyle Holding. This collaboration brings together contemporary design and world-class luxury. We are proud to introduce this exceptional property as one of eight resorts set to open in AMAALA's first phase in a matter of months.'
The resort's architecture, designed by Foster + Partners, incorporates traditional Hijazi elements, while the interiors by Lazaro Rosa Violan Studio and Elastic Architects feature Mykonos' Cycladic style with Terrazzo flooring, textured walls, and a colour scheme of aquamarine, white and gold.
Dining options include the Horizon Bar with Red Sea sunset views, Nammos Restaurant, Nalu Restaurant combining Latin American and Asian cuisines, and Omnia Restaurant featuring guest chefs.
Petros Stathis, Chairman of Nammos World and Vice Chairman of ADMO Lifestyle Holding, added: 'The opening of Nammos Resort AMAALA marks a defining milestone for our Nammos brand, a full-scale, all-encompassing resort experience in one of the most anticipated luxury travel destinations in the world.
'We have the utmost confidence in the visionary leadership of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, whose shared commitment to excellence is set to redefine the global hospitality landscape for decades to come. We are simply honoured to be part of this extraordinary journey and look forward to the remarkable chapters that lie ahead at Red Sea.'
Nammos Restaurant AMAALA will be situated on Hijaz Island, accessible by boat from the Marina Village jetty and exclusive to AMAALA resort guests. The restaurant will include private cabanas and an infinity pool overlooking the Red Sea.
Sanjay Nandi, CEO of ADMO Lifestyle Holding, explained: 'Nammos Resort AMAALA marks a significant milestone in ADMO's global expansion in hotels. As a brand synonymous with vibrant luxury and exceptional experiences, opening in one of the world's most exclusive luxury lifestyle and wellness retreats is the perfect fit for the iconic Nammos brand and reinforces ADMO's commitment to expanding our international portfolio in the premium hospitality sector.'
AMAALA's first masterplan centres on the Triple Bay development, which will welcome its first guests in 2025.
Triple Bay will eventually feature 12 resorts and three residential communities.
Upon completion, AMAALA will offer approximately 4,000 hotel rooms across 30 hotels, along with approximately 1,200 luxury residential villas, apartments, and estate homes.
The development will also include marinas for the global yachting community, retail, dining, wellness, and recreational facilities.
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