Europe's hospitality chain- MGM Muthu Hotel has acquired The Warwick hotel in Nanyuki for an undisclosed amount.

The new property which has been re-branded to Muthu Warwick Mount Kenya Hotel, brings to five the number of hotels operating in Kenya under the MGM Muthu brand.

Earlier this year, the hotel chain made its entry into Africa's hospitality industry by acquiring four hotel facilities, which were under the umbrella of Sun Africa Hotel Group of companies in Kenya.

Shailender Singh, the Country head MGM Muthu Africa said:“The unveiling of Muthu Warwick is a testament to our dedication to exceptional hospitality. We eagerly welcome travelers seeking to reconnect with nature and embark on unforgettable adventures.”

The hospitality chain encompasses over 50 hotels across four continents and the launch of Muthu Warwick underscores the brand's profound commitment to Africa, as it celebrates its global presence. 

The other facilities being run by MGM Muthu are Muthu Keekorok Lodge in Masai Mara, Muthu Lake Naivasha Country Club, Muthu Sovereign Suites Hotel in Limuru and Muthu Nyali Beach Hotel and Spa in Mombasa, all previously owned by Sun Africa. 

Muthu Warwick is a 78-roomed and suite budget hotel.

It is located within the proximities of Mt. Kenya and the Ol Pejeta and Solio conservancies, ideal for leisure and business travelers.

“Whether you are a passionate explorer or a business traveler seeking both productivity and leisure, our doors are wide open for you," said Singh.

The group plans to invest in three more facilities in Kenya as it seeks to cement its presence in the country.

“We are committed to creating memorable experiences that transcend boundaries and cultures, with each property representing our belief that travel is for all,” Singh said.

It plans to use its wide presence in Europe to market Kenya as a tourist destination, with a key focus on nature and safari.