In 2016, Barceló Nasandhura Malé made an announcement to sell apartments in their new hotel. Nasandhura, the oldest and most iconic hotelier in Male the capital city of Maldives has recently finished construction of the new hotel and apartment suites. Operated by the Spanish hotel chain Barceló Group, the luxury hotel is set to open its doors soon.
Construction began in 2015. As the oldest tourist hotel in Male’, Barceló Nasandhura Malé obtained this land along with the plot of land next to it under rent for the next 50 years. Their plans are to build a Tourist Hotel and also apartments within 20 stories. The apartments are being developed to sell.
The new website for Barceló Nasandhura Malé was also launched and announced that it is going to be the highest residential building in Male’ City. The sum of 118 apartments developed include 13 different categories. These include apartments with 2 rooms to 4 rooms and most exclusively the penthouse.
The hotel notes that these apartments are relatively sizable as compared to other residential dwellings found in Male’ City. Some of the features of these accommodations include two-story-high units and some as large as 3,000 square feet.
The Penthouse is located on the top most floor and is being developed in the latest fashion, using furniture of the best quality and design. The tenants of these apartments have the privilege of using the facilities incorporated with the hotel downstairs. Some of these facilities include the swimming pool on the rooftop, the gym, the saloon, and above all, the easiest access to the shopping mall downstairs.
The project is being developed and funded by NPH Investment. According to a Sri Lankan online news source, there will be a four-star hotel of 150 rooms and 100 apartments developed by Sri Lanka’s Brown Hotels and Resort on the plot which NPH has already signed with. Furthermore, they have also signed with an additional company, Alpa Kinam Holdings. Browns Hotels and Resort will be investing USD 9.5 million to expand into the leisure sector overseas in order to reach even greater heights.
