Nammos Hotels & Resorts Unveils Proposal for New Maldives Location by 2025

By 2025, a new property will be launched by Nammos Hotels and Resorts, a new hospitality brand from ADMO. The company, a joint venture between the publicly traded UAE corporation Alpha Dhabi and the private equity firm Monterock International, is well-known for its sophisticated eating establishments and beach clubs all over the world.

The first Nammos hotel is scheduled to debut this summer on Mykonos' Psarou Beach, while more properties are being considered for Abu Dhabi and the Maldives. With its hotels, the company promises to provide "world-class entertainment, distinctive cuisine, and unwavering attention to detail."

Although specifics on the amount of rooms and amenities offered at the new Maldives hotel have not been made public, it is anticipated that the brand will exemplify the lifestyle it has developed over the past 20 years. Before going worldwide, Nammos started as a tavern on the Psarou beach. Now, the company wants to recreate that upmarket ambiance in a hotel environment.

Al Wathba Luxury Collection Desert Resort and Spa in Abu Dhabi, Cheval Blanc Rhandeli in the Maldives, and St Regis Saadiyat in Abu Dhabi are just a few of the subsidiaries in ADMO's hospitality portfolio. Among the upmarket properties owned by private equity firm Monterock are Aman Venice, Nobu Santorini, and Danae Suites in Santorini.

According to Alfredo Longo, CEO of Monterock International, "We are delighted to be cooperating with Alpha Dhabi via our recent joint venture ADMO and honoured to be building upon Nammos World's existing lifestyle offers." "We are eager for guests to experience this firsthand and hope to reproduce the private vibe Nammos World has built over the previous 20 years within a hotel setting."