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# Regus Tamouh Tower

Al Reem Island did not exist as a business address a generation ago, and it still reads like a place mid-transformation rather than a finished district — residential towers, schools and a growing cluster of commercial buildings sit alongside land that is still being developed, connected to the mainland and to neighbouring Al Maryah Island by bridges rather than by any older road grid. Regus Tamouh Tower sits on the 16th floor of one of the glass towers that anchors this newer end of Abu Dhabi, close to the bridges that carry most of the island's daily traffic across to the Corniche and downtown.

What makes Al Reem worth choosing over its ADGM-branded neighbour on Al Maryah Island is largely a matter of licensing and character. Al Reem sits under mainland Abu Dhabi jurisdiction rather than a dedicated financial free zone, which gives a tenant here more straightforward access to trade with local clients without the common-law structuring that firms on Al Maryah Island's ADGM often need. That difference tends to matter more to a growing local business than to an international fund manager, and it shows in who takes an office in Tamouh Tower: companies building a presence in Abu Dhabi's wider commercial life rather than a purely finance-sector clientele.

Inside the centre, the 16th floor is built for a business that spends its day split between meetings and desk work rather than one or the other. A lounge area covers the informal conversations that do not need a booked room, and meeting rooms cover the ones that do, all lit by the kind of open, glass-walled outlook that comes from a tower positioned to make the most of its island setting — views run out over Al Reem itself, the wider Abu Dhabi skyline and the marina below. Surveillance cameras and wheelchair access cover security and accessibility as standard, while wifi built for business use, full climate control, a staffed reception, ergonomic desks and chairs, monitors, printing, a kitchenette and purified water round out a working day without anyone needing to leave the floor. On-site parking matters here specifically because Abu Dhabi has no metro system, so every visitor, client and courier arrives by road across one of the bridges linking the island to the rest of the city.

Outside the tower, Al Reem's restaurant scene has grown alongside its residential population, and the surrounding blocks carry a genuinely international mix of dining rather than a single retail strip — useful for a team taking clients out after a meeting rather than back to a desk. The island sits close enough to downtown Abu Dhabi that the bridge crossing is a short one, keeping a business connected to the city centre without the rent premium of sitting inside it, and Al Maryah Island's ADGM district, The Galleria and Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi are all a short bridge crossing away for meetings or appointments that need that address specifically.

On price, Al Reem generally lands below the ADGM towers of Al Maryah Island while still commanding more than mainland corridors further from the water, reflecting a still-developing island rather than an established, fully built-out finance district. A private office at Regus Tamouh Tower starts from AED 2,905 per month — the 16th floor of a glass tower on an island that is still, visibly, becoming whatever it will eventually be, at a rate that reflects a growing address rather than a finished one. For a company weighing Al Reem against the ADGM towers next door, that gap is often the deciding factor.

- **Location:** Abu Dhabi — Al Reem Island
- **Address:** Tamouh Tower,16th Floor,  Abu Dhabi
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Whiteboards, Reception, Purified Water, 24/7 Access, Ergonomic Chairs, Landline phone, AC / Heating, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, External Monitors, Meeting Rooms, Ergonomic Desks, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Natural Light, Access Control, Surveillance Cameras, Mail Service, Lounge Area, Abundant Power Outlets, Free Coffee & Tea, Kitchenette

## Pricing

- Private Office at Regus Tamouh Tower (Private Office): AED 2,905/month

## Nearby transport

- Hazaa Bin Zayed St / Marina Square (bus, 3 min walk)

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