Carlson has signed its first hotel in Dehradun,
India. Dehradun is in Uttarakhand State, about 250 kilometers
north of India’s capital city, New Delhi.
The US$25 million Radisson Blu Hotel Dehradun is
owned by Sir Biotech India Limited.
Construction of the 125-room
hotel will commence in September this year and the hotel is
expected to open in the second quarter of 2014.
“The signing of this hotel brings our India
portfolio, both open and under development to 89 hotels with more
than 10,000 rooms,” said Simon C. Barlow, president, Carlson
Hotels, Asia Pacific. “We are delighted to continue to be the
number one international hotel operator in India. Our plan is to
open 100 hotels in India by 2015, as part of
Carlson’s Ambition
2015 growth strategy.”
The six-story hotel will be designed by Italian
architect Giampiero Peia. Peia is well-known for his commercial
and residential projects in China, France, Ghana, the Indian
Andaman Islands, Italy, Malaysia and Qatar.
The
hotel’s guest rooms will offer signature Radisson Blu
services such as complimentary high speed internet access. Guests
will have a variety of dining options including an all-day dining
restaurant, a specialty Indian restaurant, a lively bar and a
contemporary lobby lounge. Guests seeking leisure and recreational
facilities can relax at the spa or enjoy the health club and
swimming pool facilities. The hotel will also feature several
meeting rooms and ballrooms.
The Radisson Blu
Hotel Dehradun will be located adjacent to the Dehradun –
Mussoorie highway, providing easy connectivity to Mussoorie, a
hill station popular with local tourists.
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