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Janu details Al Marjan Island residences ahead of 2028 opening

Janu's Ras Al Khaimah development combines a 132-key hotel, 73 branded residences and five Marina Villas beside Wynn Al Marjan Island.

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Architectural rendering of Janu Al Marjan Island on the Ras Al Khaimah waterfront
Project rendering: Wynn Resorts via PR Newswire. Not a photograph of a completed property.

Janu has detailed the residential component of its Al Marjan Island development in Ras Al Khaimah, where a 132-key hotel will sit alongside 73 branded residences and five Marina Villas. The Aman Group brand lists the waterfront property for a 2028 opening.

Designed by SCDA Architects, the scheme places hotel operations and private ownership within one destination beside the forthcoming Wynn Al Marjan Island. Wynn Resorts and Marjan announced the joint-venture development in November 2025, with Aman Group responsible for management and operation. The latest residential details add definition to that earlier plan rather than marking a new hotel opening.

Hotel services underpin the residential offer

The homes include one- to five-bedroom layouts and a duplex penthouse within a 29-storey tower. Janu says the residences will be fully furnished by Aman Interiors. The Marina Villas form a separate, limited component of the development.

Owners will have access to the hotel’s dining and wellness facilities, while dedicated residential spaces include a swimming pool, fitness centre and lounge and bar. The wider plan provides six dining and entertainment venues, a 30-metre hotel pool and a 2,496-square-metre spa and wellness centre. Facilities outlined by Janu include banya and hammam spaces, cryotherapy and a padel court.

The waterfront setting also brings access to Wynn Marina, which Janu says can accommodate yachts of up to 85 metres. The brand describes its proposition as a more social counterpart to Aman, with shared experiences and wellbeing central to the positioning.

A mixed-use addition to Ras Al Khaimah

For hospitality operators, the significance is the close relationship between a relatively small hotel and a serviced residential community. The hotel is not simply a neighbour: its restaurants, wellness spaces and service infrastructure form part of the ownership proposition.

That model requires clear operating boundaries between resident-only areas and shared facilities. It also creates a service brief extending beyond overnight guests, with residence management and owner support forming part of the offer.

The location links the project to the wider leisure development around Wynn, but proximity alone does not establish future demand or financial performance. The 2028 date remains an announced opening target, not evidence that the property is already trading.

Sources: Janu’s residential details and Wynn Resorts’ development announcement. Image: project rendering supplied by Wynn Resorts via PR Newswire; not a photograph of a completed property.

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