A complete resort canvas
A giant pool with an island bar and restaurant, beachfront and extensive tropical grounds.
The Paradise Beach Resort has approximately 300 metres of private beachfront, 170 existing rooms and a plan for 100 beachfront villas around one of the coast’s great resort settings.
Owned since 1996 · Five-star renewal projectA giant pool with an island bar and restaurant, beachfront and extensive tropical grounds.
A planned five-star deluxe renovation with an indicative budget of approximately USD 3 million.
Corporate days, groups, events, coastal holidays and future villas.
The Paradise became a home for direct Israel–Mombasa tourism and welcomed part of a movement that brought more than 150,000 Israeli travellers to Kenya.
The terrorist attack of 2002 struck the hotel and its people. The property was rebuilt, and ownership was regained in 2012—an enduring story of responsibility and resilience.
The plan is a five-star deluxe renewal that respects the scale of the land, the beachfront and the memories connected to the resort.
A substantial hotel foundation ready for phased renewal, contemporary comfort and efficient operations.
A future villa layer designed to use the exceptional coastline and offer greater space, privacy and longer stays.
The vision includes generous suite categories of approximately 50, 100 and 150 square metres, subject to final design.
A defining resort feature with an island bar and restaurant—built for families, leisure, entertainment and memorable events.
A private Indian Ocean frontage with room for relaxation, water experiences, ceremonies and coastal life.
Enough land to combine hotel rooms, villas, gardens, activities, events and future development without losing the feeling of space.
Pool, slides, lunch, sea and activities for organisations and their teams, with programmes shaped to group size and needs.
Family occasions, community gatherings, conferences, celebrations and tailor-made coastal programmes.
A relationship model designed to reward return visits: eligible spending can create future Simba Credit, subject to the final published programme rules.
Through ONE Safari Africa, The Paradise can become the coastal home before or after Tsavo and wider East African journeys.
The renewal welcomes serious conversations with hotel operators, investors, event organisers, airlines and tourism partners.
Room availability, renovation phases, villa delivery and reopening dates will be announced only when confirmed.
Renovation scope, reopening dates, villa plans and availability remain subject to final approvals and programme.