Glam Hotel Opens New Rooftop Restaurant and Bar in Nairobi

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Nairobi, Kenya – Glam Hotel has opened a new rooftop restaurant and bar in Westlands, adding to the city’s growing list of luxury dining and entertainment spots.
The 10th-floor venue, located along General Mathenge Road, was launched on Friday night in a lively event attended by business leaders, influencers, and hospitality enthusiasts. The evening featured live music, DJ sets, and performances by drummers and dancers.

“This rooftop is more than a venue — it’s an experience,” said Ashish Sharma, CEO of Thrive Hospitality, the group that owns Glam Hotel. 

“We wanted a space that reflects Nairobi’s character — vibrant, diverse, and full of life.”
Guests enjoyed a range of continental dishes and cocktails as the city’s skyline provided a striking backdrop. 

Organizers said the rooftop will host up to 200 guests for sundowners, private events, and casual dining.
Sanjay Shah, the hotel’s directors said the aim was to “create a space that blends good food with Nairobi’s social energy — where every evening feels like a celebration.”
The night ended with a toast overlooking the city, marking what the hotel hopes will become one of Westlands’ most popular rooftop spots.

About Glam Hotel:

Glam Hotel is a boutique establishment located along General Mathenge Road in Westlands. It offers modern rooms, personalized service, and curated guest experiences. The new rooftop restaurant and bar builds on that concept, offering a mix of continental cuisine, cocktails, and panoramic views of Nairobi.

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