Mantra Hotels & Resorts will open its very first
hotel in Asia this coming December.
Located in Bali’s famous
resort enclave of Nusa Dua, the 172-room Mantra Nusa Dua will
offer an onsite spa & wellness facility, state of the art fitness
club, an indoor/outdoor pool with pool bar & lounge plus separate
children’s pool, a restaurant serving Asian and western cuisine,
and a sports bar.
Mantra Group CEO, Bob East, said Mantra’s 52
Australian hotels and resorts are already a popular choice with
Australian travellers, who will now enjoy the same level of service
and product they have become familiar with in a destination
which is already very popular with this market.
“It is an
exciting time for Mantra and we are so pleased to be opening our
first Asian property in Bali, combining a familiar brand name with
a popular destination for Australian travellers and further
expanding our growing hotel network,” said Mantra Group CEO, Bob
East.
Guest rooms and Suites will offer
high speed internet access, flat screen TVs, tea and
coffee making facilities and private bar. Suites will also offer
a DVD/CD player and separate dining and living room.
Extensive conference space with a ballroom catering for up to
400 delegates and eight meeting rooms and boardrooms with
dedicated business centre will also be available.
Mantra has
partnered with MJB Hoteliers on this new project and
Managing Director, and well known hotel identity in Indonesia,
Michael Burchett said he was very positive about the impact of the
Mantra brand in the region.
“The Mantra brand has
excellent traction with the Australian market and to be the first
Mantra hotel in Indonesia is a very exciting prospect,” he said. “The extensive distribution network and the dynamic
marketing campaigns that Mantra has built around the association
with Pat Rafter will create some amazing opportunities for us.”
The Mantra Nusa Dua is the first of a series of
properties to be opened in Bali by Mantra Group with properties
also planned for development in Lombok and Seminyak over the next
two years under the group’s luxury Peppers accommodation brand.
The expansion into Asia complements the group’s
extensive growth in the Pacific which has seen a further five
properties added to the Australian and New Zealand network of
Peppers retreats and resorts this year.
The New
Zealand network will see another Peppers property in Marlborough
Sounds and a Mantra in Lake Tekapo join the network by the end of
2012.
A new Peppers development on Naisoso Island in Fiji
is also set for opening in 2014.
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