Accor, a renowned leader in the global hospitality sector, has recently announced the launch of five unique properties across Asia, marking a significant milestone in the region’s luxury hospitality landscape. These new additions to Accor’s portfolio offer diverse and memorable experiences for travelers, perfectly aligning with the company’s vision to shape the future of hospitality.
Garth Simmons, Chief Executive Officer for Accor in Asia’s Premium, Midscale, and Economy Division, expressed enthusiasm about the new properties. He stated, “Accor’s strategic expansion in Asia caters to the evolving needs of today’s travelers. Our aim is to provide elevated hospitality experiences across all segments, ensuring each stay is marked by unparalleled service and comfort. These five unique properties are a testament to our commitment to a diversified portfolio, catering to every type of traveler.”
Throughout 2023, Accor has been on a prolific expansion journey, opening 26 properties across Asia. This growth strategy isn’t just about increasing the number of hotels; it’s about enhancing the quality and scale of properties across the Premium, Midscale, and Economy segments.
Here’s a closer look at the five unique properties Accor has introduced:
1. Novotel Jaipur Convention Centre, India
As the 24th Novotel property in India, this hotel is near the Jaipur Exhibition & Convention Centre. It offers 226 well-appointed rooms, a Grand Ball Room, breakout meeting rooms, and a 70,000 sq. ft. lawn, catering to various events and celebrations. Dining venues like Food Exchange and Ravanta provide diverse culinary options.
2. Novotel Suites Manila at Acqua, Philippines
Located in Metro Manila’s central business district, this property offers 152 rooms and suites with modern designs, catering especially to corporate travelers and families on extended stays. The hotel features the Tempus all-day dining restaurant, an infinity swimming pool, and a Lobby Lounge with panoramic city views.
3. Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport, Japan
This hotel blends ancient Tokyo with futuristic elements, featuring décor inspired by Japanese subcultures like manga and anime. With 363 guestrooms, a unique restaurant and bar, a fitness centre, and meeting rooms, the Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport caters to both leisure and business travelers.
4. Grand Mercure Lampung, Indonesia
Located in Sumatra’s tallest building, this hotel combines modernity with cultural richness. It showcases 344 contemporary rooms, including Pool Suites and a Penthouse with a private indoor swimming pool and a 360-degree city view. The Flamboyant Restaurant and Sora Lounge offer diverse culinary experiences, while the wellness floor features a swimming pool, fitness centre, and spa.
5. ibis PJCC Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
This new addition in Malaysia is set to redefine accessible quality travel. Positioned strategically in Petaling Jaya Commercial City, the hotel offers 161 contemporary rooms, a stylish lobby bar café, a skyline-view swimming pool, a gym, and a children’s playroom. The ibis Kitchen, an all-day dining restaurant, and the hotel’s four meeting rooms cater to both business and leisure travelers.
As travelers gear up for the festive season and plan their journeys into 2024, Accor envisions these new hotel openings as catalysts for reshaping the hospitality industry. So far in 2023, Accor has opened 26 hotels with over 6,000 keys across Asia. The group’s dedication to consistently delivering exceptional experiences positions it at the forefront of elevating the regional hospitality landscape and contributing significantly to the industry’s revival and growth.
With these openings, Accor continues to solidify its position as a leader in the hospitality industry, offering unique and memorable experiences that resonate with the evolving needs of modern travelers. The five unique properties across Asia not only add to Accor’s impressive portfolio but also signify the company’s commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction in the global hospitality sector.
