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Nest Hotel Aljada, UAE, set to open in October 2025
The hotel blends comfort, community and convenience to deliver a vibrant guest experience within Sharjah’s landmark AED 35 billion Aljada megaproject. Managed by Arada Hospitality, Nest Hotel Aljada reflects the brand’s entry into smart midscale accommodations across the UAE. Indeed, this opening is the first in Arada’s growing portfolio of 1,031 hotel and serviced apartment keys within the development.
The property features 431 intelligently designed rooms spread across two connected buildings that embody contemporary architecture and guest-centered functionality. Strategically located beside Nest Campus student housing and directly across from Arada’s Central Business District and Madar Mall, the property offers guests direct access to commercial, educational and leisure facilities that define the integrated lifestyle community of Aljada.
Amit Arora, Arada’s COO, stated: “Nest Hotel is designed for travelers and visitors who expect more from their stay. It’s a next-generation hotel that offers both comfort and relevance to the modern guest, right in the heart of a thriving community.”
Inside Nest Hotel
Nest Hotel is intended to be comfortable, connected, efficient and deeply reflective of local dynamics. Smart hospitality is central to Nest Hotel’s identity, reflecting evolving guest expectations and sustainability priorities within the hospitality sector.
Additionally, the hotel includes features such as digital room access, energy-efficient systems, coworking lounges and seamless mobile check-in functionality. Guests can also enjoy an all-day dining restaurant, a guest pool and social spaces for relaxation, collaboration and entertainment.
Moreover, Nest Hotel is located just five minutes from Sharjah International Airport, ensuring fast access for travelers. It also offers immediate connectivity to Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park (SRTIP), University City and Sharjah Airport Free Zone. As such, Nest Hotel serves business, academic and leisure travelers, responding to Sharjah’s expanding reputation as a cultural and economic hub.
