Aman Group breaks ground on Dubai Peninsula mixed-use project
Aman Group, a global hospitality firm and lifestyle brand, has broken ground on Aman Dubai, a hotel and private branded residence collection on Dubai Peninsula along the Jumeirah coastline. The project is being delivered by H&H, a Dubai-based developer.
Aman Group, a global hospitality firm and lifestyle brand, has broken ground on Aman Dubai, a hotel and private branded residence collection on Dubai Peninsula along the Jumeirah coastline. The project is being delivered by H&H, a Dubai-based developer.
Construction is now underway, with ground soil improvement works completed by DBB Contracting and Swissboring appointed for enabling and piling works commencing in Q2 2026.
Aman Dubai comprises a hotel and 78 branded residences along with a limited number of waterfront villas. The residences are arranged across two towers, offering two- to five-bedroom homes, a multi-level penthouse and villas. Fully serviced units offer generous living spaces, private outdoor terraces with swimming pools, and uninterrupted views of the sea and Dubai skyline.
Market response to the project has been strong to date, including a record-setting penthouse sale, reflecting continued investor appetite for branded residential product.
Vlad Doronin, Chairman and CEO of Aman Group, said, “Located in a prime position along the Jumeirah coastline, the project brings together both an urban and resort experience. This project is defined by its generosity of space, its relationship to the landscape, and a quiet, enduring architectural language. Within this, the residences are central, and offer a highly private, fully serviced lifestyle, supported by the scale of the global Aman Club and the brand’s uncompromising approach to service.”
The in-house club hosts a range of amenities that cater to wellness, dining, and social spaces. Spanning 9,500 square metres, the Aman Club features a spa, movement studio, indoor paddle courts, and outdoor tennis courts, alongside a series of private and communal environments reserved for members, residents, and their guests. Residents will also have priority access to the hotel’s 2,890-square-metre spa and wellness centre, alongside a curated selection of dining and lifestyle experiences.
In addition, the mixed-use development encompasses nine acres of gardens, shaded courtyards, water features, and discreet pathways.
Designed by long-time Aman collaborator Kerry Hill Architects (KHA), the architecture draws on Aman’s design legacy, with a restrained palette of natural materials and a focus on light, proportion, and seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor living.
Shahab Lutfi, Chairman of H&H, added, “Aman Dubai is conceived as a place of quiet retreat within the city, where simplicity of design, attention to detail and a strong connection to nature define the experience. Dubai Peninsula provides a compelling context for this vision, allowing us to create something both distinctive and enduring. The commencement of works on site marks an important step in bringing this vision to life, with early progress reflecting a shared commitment to precision, quality and a highly considered approach to delivery.”
Located along the Jumeirah coastline, Dubai Peninsula is organised around a central park with pedestrian routes. It connects the beach, marina, and promenades within a walkable coastal environment. Dubai Peninsula will feature a superyacht marina, waterfront retail and dining, hospitality destinations, and landscaped parkland.
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