11/05/2026
After an extraordinary first chapter, Rumi on Louth will pause guest stays as we conclude Stage One of the island’s journey.
What began as a vision for a quieter, more considered form of hospitality has been shaped by every guest, supporter, collaborator and member of our extended community who chose to be part of it. For that, we are deeply grateful.
Over the past seasons, Rumi has become more than a destination. It has been a place for stillness, connection, conversation and reflection, shared across one remarkable island.
As operations pause, owners Che and Natasha Metcalfe are now turning their attention toward the next phase of Rumi’s long-term vision.
Stage Two will see the evolution of the island through a new collection of private pavilions and experiences designed with the same care, restraint and deep respect for place that have guided Rumi from the beginning.
This is not an ending. It is the beginning of what comes next.
We look forward to sharing more in time.
— Che & Natasha Metcalfe