Mövenpick has signed a new hotel in Kota Bharu,
Malaysia and another in Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam.
Both properties are scheduled to open in 2018.
The 30-floor Mövenpick Hotel Kota Bharu, a
453-key five-star resort in Kelantan on the Malaysia’s east coast,
takes the group’s portfolio in the country to three properties,
with an upcoming hotel in Kuala Lumpur and a beachfront resort in
Terengganu.
Highlights of
Mövenpick Hotel Kota Bharu in Malaysia, a certified “green
building” featuring the latest environment-friendly technology to
save energy and reduce wastage, will include the 815-sqm Emperor
Suite, which will occupy the top three floors of the hotel, a
helipad, an expansive banquet hall for 1,000 guests, a restaurant
and café, stylish boutiques and retail outlets, male and female
swimming pools, spa and gym, club lounge and business centre.
The Mövenpick Resort Cam Ranh Bay, an integrated beachfront
resort located in Vietnam’s Khanh Hoa Province, spans some 20
hectares and will feature 250 rooms, 100 residences and 100 villas.
The resort will be the fourth Mövenpick hotel in Vietnam. The brand
currently has presence in Hanoi, with new openings scheduled for
Phu Quoc and Quy Nhon in the next two years.
Meanwhile, stand-out features of Mövenpick Resort Cam
Ranh Bay, a mixed-use resort situated along the pristine white
beaches of Vietnam’s Cam Ranh Bay, will include an amphitheatre, a
cooking school for guests, themed retail village, water park, spa,
adventure zone for family activities and team-building retreats,
and an exclusive kids’ zone featuring miniature famous buildings
and landmarks from around the world.
“We are rapidly cementing a solid presence
in South-East Asia, where we have identified strong growth
opportunities for the upscale hospitality concepts Mövenpick
Hotels & Resorts delivers,” said Andrew Langdon, Senior Vice
President Asia, Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts. “With
the new properties signed for Vietnam and Malaysia, we see our
cluster strategies for these exciting markets start to be realised,
while our debuts in new countries mark another milestone in our
strategy to be a major player in a region where we plan to open at
least 15 new properties by 2020.”
The two
new management deals come as Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts prepares
to unveil its fifth property in Thailand, with Mövenpick Siam
Hotel Pattaya’s opening next month (January).
Debuts in the Philippines and Indonesia will follow hot off their
heels, as Mövenpick Resort Boracay and Mövenpick Resort & Spa
Jimbaran in the south of Bali are both on track for a 2016
opening.
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