Budadiri East MP Nakiyi Erects Multi-Billion Shilling Hotel in Buziga: Rosewood Kampala Nears Grand Opening

In a landmark development that is set to reshape Kampala’s hospitality landscape, the Member of Parliament for Budadiri East Hon. Nakiyi Julius has successfully brought a massive new hotel project to the brink of completion. 

 The impressive multi-storey structure, now dominating the skyline along Lukuli Road in the upscale Buziga-Munyonyo area, stands as a testament to local investment and ambition.

Hon. [MP’s Name], through his official X (formerly Twitter) account, shared the exciting update with his followers and the public:

“We thank God who has enabled us to bring the construction of Rosewood Hotel Kampala to near close. We are now waiting for furniture to open. We count on your support as prospective clients. Located in Buziga -Munyonyo area along Lukuli Road. This is a sister hotel to Mbale Rosewood Hotel.”

The post quickly gained traction, drawing congratulatory messages and expressions of interest from potential clients and residents eager to experience the new facility.

A Sister Property with Big Ambitions:

Rosewood Hotel Kampala is the latest addition to the Rosewood brand, joining its established counterpart in Mbale. According to the MP, the Kampala property has been constructed to international standards, featuring modern architecture with a striking yellow and green exterior, spacious balconies, and large windows offering panoramic views of the surrounding area.

The hotel is strategically located in one of Kampala’s fastest-growing residential and commercial zones, close to Munyonyo’s diplomatic and leisure hubs. This prime positioning is expected to attract both local and international guests, including business travelers, tourists visiting Lake Victoria, and high-profile events.

Construction insiders note that the project represents a significant multi-billion shilling investment, creating jobs during the building phase and promising hundreds of direct and indirect employment opportunities once operational. The completion phase — primarily involving interior furnishing, final fittings, and landscaping — is now underway, with an opening expected in the coming months.

Community Pride and Future Prospects:

The MP’s announcement has been received with pride by constituents in Budadiri East and across the country. Many see the project not only as a personal achievement but as a shining example of how Ugandan leaders can channel resources into transformative infrastructure that benefits the wider economy.

Supporters have already begun inquiring about booking rooms, conference facilities, and restaurant services. The hotel is poised to offer premium amenities including luxury suites, conference halls, a swimming pool, fine dining options, and secure parking — making it an ideal destination for both leisure and business.

As the final touches are applied and furniture is installed, anticipation continues to build. The Rosewood Hotel Kampala promises to become a new landmark in Buziga, boosting tourism, creating economic opportunities, and putting yet another jewel in Uganda’s hospitality crown.

The MP and his team have invited the public to stay tuned for the official launch date. In the meantime, the striking building itself — visible from Lukuli Road — already serves as a powerful symbol of progress, vision, and faith in Uganda’s bright future.

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