BNW Developments
Three hundred and thirty-six Taj-branded residences in twin towers on Al Marjan Island, from AED 1.5 million, completing Q1 2028 — with a 10/50/40 payment plan.
Taj Wellington Mews brings one of India’s best-known hospitality brands to Al Marjan Island: 336 residences across two interconnected towers sitting on a circular podium, branded and operated under Taj — part of IHCL, the Indian Hotels Company.
The product is hotel apartments rather than plain residential: one, two and three-bedroom units plus six retail spaces, designed to be let through the hotel rather than by the owner. That distinction matters. You are buying into an operating business model, with the fees and restrictions that come with it.
At AED 1.5 million, it is the lowest entry price in BNW’s branded line-up, which is why it moves quickly. The payment plan is softer than its siblings too — 10% down, 50% before completion, 40% on completion — so less cash is due at the finish line than the 50% structures elsewhere.
On the paperwork. The contracting entity named in the developer’s own FAQ is SAAR BNW Development FZ — not BNW Developments directly. That is normal for branded joint ventures, but confirm who you have a contract with, and whose balance sheet stands behind it.
Compiled October 2026 from BNW Developments’ official Taj Wellington Mews page.
| Type | Units | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | Available | Hotel apartment |
| 2 bedrooms | Available | Family or long-stay |
| 3 bedrooms | Available | Largest apartments |
| Retail | 6 | Within the podium |
336 units across twin towers with a 2B+G+12+R configuration, as published by BNW Developments. Unit-level mix released with the price list.
Starting price AED 1.5 million. 10% on booking, 50% before completion, 40% on completion.
| Stage | Share | Note |
|---|---|---|
| On booking | 10% | Reservation |
| Before completion | 50% | Stage payments through the build |
| On completion | 40% | Q1 2028 per the developer |
Plan as published by BNW Developments. Note the entity: the developer’s FAQ names SAAR BNW Development FZ as the contracting party. Confirm the contract counterparty and its escrow arrangements.
Features as published by BNW Developments for Taj Wellington Mews.
Ras Al Khaimah property is registered with the emirate’s own land department, not Dubai’s DLD, and the 4% DLD transfer fee does not apply. Escrow rules and buyer protections differ from Dubai — we set them out in writing before you reserve.
A 336-unit Taj-branded development on Al Marjan Island by BNW Developments, comprising one to three-bedroom hotel apartments and six retail units across twin towers.
BNW Developments is the developer; the entity named in the developer's own FAQ is SAAR BNW Development FZ.
BNW publishes a starting price of AED 1.5 million — the lowest entry point in its branded portfolio.
10% on booking, 50% before completion and 40% on completion.
Q1 2028 according to the developer.
That depends on the hotel management agreement. We read it before advising — the answer determines the income model and the restrictions on ownership.
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