Minor Hotels will bring NH Collection to Accra, marking its entry into West Africa with a 200-key mixed-use development set to open in 2030.
Summary: Minor Hotels has signed to bring NH Collection to Accra, its first West African project — a 200-key hotel within a mixed-use scheme led by Swami India Ghana Limited, due to open in 2030.
Minor Hotels has confirmed the signing of NH Collection Accra, a move that introduces the NH Collection brand to Ghana and represents the group's entry into West Africa. The property will comprise 200 keys and forms part of a modern mixed-use development planned for central Accra, with an expected opening in 2030. This announcement was made at THINC Middle East 2026 as part of the company’s continued push into gateway cities across Africa.
Strategic expansion into West Africa
The signing signals Minor Hotels’ strategic intention to grow its footprint on the African continent. The group, which now operates more than 640 properties across 59 countries, has been targeting major urban markets where demand from business and diplomatic travellers is rising. The Accra development aligns with that approach by positioning a premium brand in the heart of Ghana’s commercial capital.
“We are delighted to introduce the NH Collection brand to Ghana, one of West Africa’s most dynamic and promising markets. We look forward to working with Swami India Ghana Limited to bring this project to life.”
Location and development partner
NH Collection Accra will sit in central Accra as part of an integrated mixed-use complex. The site provides direct access to government, corporate and embassy districts, and is positioned near Jubilee House while remaining within easy reach of Kotoka International Airport. The broader scheme is being developed by Swami India Ghana Limited, a diversified real estate company active across West Africa and the Middle East.
- Hotel size: 200 keys
- Opening target: 2030
- Developer: Swami India Ghana Limited
- Setting: Central Accra mixed-use development near Jubilee House and Kotoka International Airport

Mixed-use scheme and market positioning
The mixed-use project will combine hotel, retail and office components to form an integrated urban destination. The NH Collection property is being positioned to serve a mix of corporate guests, diplomats and long-stay visitors, reflecting Accra’s expanding role as a regional business and connectivity hub.
“The signing of NH Collection Accra marks an important milestone for Swami India Ghana Ltd as we continue to expand our footprint with developments that adhere to the highest international standards. Bringing the first Minor Hotels brand to West Africa reflects our strategic commitment to delivering premium, globally aligned hospitality assets that contribute meaningfully to Ghana’s economic growth. We are confident that NH Collection Accra will enhance the city’s appeal as a premier destination for business and leisure, while reinforcing our long-standing focus on quality and responsible development.”
Why Accra matters to hotel groups
Accra has been attracting investment from international hotel operators due to steady commercial growth, diplomatic activity and improving air links. For global hotel companies, the city offers a combination of corporate demand, government-related stays and a growing leisure segment that benefits from enhanced international connectivity.
Minor Hotels’ entry with a premium brand such as NH Collection strengthens Accra’s upper-upscale supply and provides additional options for travellers requiring longer stays or proximity to government and embassy districts.
Timeline and next steps
With the agreement signed at THINC Middle East 2026, the partners will progress project planning and delivery ahead of the target 2030 opening. Further details on construction timelines, design and operator responsibilities are expected as the development moves from planning into execution.
What this development means for travellers and the industry: the arrival of NH Collection in Accra expands high-end accommodation choices for business, diplomatic and long-stay visitors, while supporting Ghana’s broader goal of attracting premium international investment and improving its hospitality offering.




