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Thứ Ba, 12 tháng 11, 2013
Saigon has one more five-star hotel - Pullman
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Saigon has one more five-star hotel
hotel, tourism, festival
Pullman Saigon Centre, the first five-star hotel in HCMC to bear Accor’s brand Pullman, held a soft opening ceremony on Tuesday.
Owned by Que Huong Liberty Corporation and located at the corner of Tran Hung Dao and Nguyen Cu Trinh streets in District 1, Pullman Saigon Centre has 306 superior, deluxe, executive and suite rooms. In addition to two restaurants, an outdoor swimming pool and other auxiliary facilities, the hotel has a section of over 700 square meters for conventions and events.
From now until the year-end, customers with the bookings of the meeting package at Pullman Saigon Centre will enjoy a 20% discount.
Thứ Tư, 29 tháng 8, 2012
Pullman to open in Ho Chi Minh City.
Pullman to open in Ho Chi Minh City.
Thursday, 1st July 2010
Source : HVS International
Developed by Que Huong Liberty, the first Pullman in Ho Chi Minh City is expected to open in 2013.
Located in District One on Tran Hung Dao, the 300-key Pullman Saigon Centre will feature 1,500 square metres of ballroom and meeting facilities, two restaurants and a bar, as well as an outdoor swimming pool and fitness centre.
Pullman Saigon Centre will be the second Pullman in Vietnam following Pullman Vung Tau which will officially open in mid-2011.
Accor to expand its portfolio in Vietnam.
Accor to expand its portfolio in Vietnam.
Tuesday, 12th October 2010
Source : HVS International
Accor group has secured the contract to have two more Pullman properties in Vietnam, which will expand its portfolio of properties in the country to five.
The new editions are the 207-room Pullman Danang Beach and 300-room Pullman Hai Phong Flamboyant Island Resort, which are slated to open in 2013.
Accor’s current properties in Vietnam are the 360-room Pullman Vung Tau, 250-room Pullman Hanoi Horison and 290-room Pullman Saigon Centre.
Thứ Hai, 28 tháng 2, 2011
Massive Expansion Plans for Accor in Vietnam
Massive Expansion Plans for Accor in Vietnam
Thursday, 6 March 2008
Accor is embarking on a massive expansion of its hotel portfolio in the fast growing country of Vietnam, with the launch of its upscale Pullman and mid-scale Mercure brands, and the expansion of its well-established Novotel brand.
To support the expansion Accor has just opened in Ho Chi Minh City, its first full representative office in Vietnam. The new office will support and drive the growth of the Accor hotels network from its existing eight hotels to at least twenty hotels by the end of 2010.
Three Pullman hotels are to be developed in Vietnam - two in the country’s northern Lao Cai region and one in Vung Tau. Pullman Lao Cai, Pullman Sapa Resort and Pullman Vung Tau will be among the first internationally branded hotels in two of Vietnam’s rapidly growing tourist regions.
Pullman Sapa Resort (150 rooms) is expected to open in early 2010. It will be in the heart of Sapa town, with views of nearby mountains. The Pullman will comprise villa-style accommodation designed in the style of a village. The use of wood, stone, and bronze metals will ensure the hotel blends in with its natural environment.
Pullman Lao Cai (200 rooms), 260 kilometers northwest of Hanoi, will open in early 2011. It is located between the new city centre and the Lao Cai Train Station that serves the Haiphong Railway, the base for twice-daily train services from Hanoi.
Pullman Vung Tau (360 rooms), is expected to open in early 2010. It is located in the seaside capital city of Ba Ria Province, the petroleum centre of Vietnam. Adjacent to a 2,000 people convention centre, the hotel will become a leading MICE destination outside of Ho Chi Minh City.
According to Michael Issenberg, Accor Asia Pacific Chairman, the opening of these hotels will significantly upgrade the tourism infrastructure in Vietnam and will complement Accor’s already strong presence in Hanoi.
“The Pullman name is already well known in Vietnam as the Metropole Hanoi was a Pullman hotel before we re-branded it to Sofitel in the early 1990s. These three new Pullmans will revive one of the great names in hospitality,” said Issenberg. “With inbound tourism to Vietnam booming and playing an important role in driving the economy, the two new Pullman hotels in Lao Cai and Sapa will meet a growing demand for international standard upscale hotels in northern Vietnam.”
Accor will also develop two Mercure hotels in Hanoi to accommodate the rapid increase in demand for quality mid-scale accommodation.
Mercure Hanoi La Gare (102 rooms) and Mercure Hanoi Hado (380 rooms) will be the first Mercure hotels in Vietnam and the start of a planned development of up to twenty Mercure hotels throughout the country.
Mercure Hanoi La Gare (opening early 2009) will be built on Ly Thuong Kiet Street, near Hanoi’s main corporate area and a short stroll from the Hanoi Train Station. Mercure Hanoi Hado will open early 2010 on Cat Linh Street just across from Hanoi’s famous Temple of Literature.
Accor also has development plans for its well-established Novotel brand in the economic and standardized scale, with a new Novotel planned for the rapidly emerging tourist destination, Phu Quoc. Accor opened the Grand Mercure La Veranda in 2007, and the Novotel resort Phu Quoc will be located on a beachfront site just five minutes from the Grand Mercure. The 200-room resort developed by Esaco and Long Beach is due for completion in late 2010.
The opening of Novotel Phu Quoc Resort will follow four other significant Novotel openings scheduled for the next two years. Novotel Halong Bay will open in June 2008. Other Novotels to open in Vietnam will be Novotel Nha Trang (late 2008), Novotel Hoi An Imperial Resort (late 2009), and Novotel Hanoi On The Park (2010). They will join Novotels in Dalat and Phan Thiet.
Vietnam – one of Asia’s fastest growing destinations
Vietnam attracted 4.2 million international visitors in 2007, a year-on-year increase of 17.1%, according to the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT). Tourist arrivals increased by 25.4%, while business travel grew by 13.7% compared to the same period in 2006. The largest feeder markets of Vietnam's tourism include China, South Korea, Japan, and the United States. The VNAT is targeting 6 million international arrivals, 26 million domestic visitors, and tourism revenues of US$4.5 billion in 2010
Thursday, 6 March 2008
Accor is embarking on a massive expansion of its hotel portfolio in the fast growing country of Vietnam, with the launch of its upscale Pullman and mid-scale Mercure brands, and the expansion of its well-established Novotel brand.
To support the expansion Accor has just opened in Ho Chi Minh City, its first full representative office in Vietnam. The new office will support and drive the growth of the Accor hotels network from its existing eight hotels to at least twenty hotels by the end of 2010.
Three Pullman hotels are to be developed in Vietnam - two in the country’s northern Lao Cai region and one in Vung Tau. Pullman Lao Cai, Pullman Sapa Resort and Pullman Vung Tau will be among the first internationally branded hotels in two of Vietnam’s rapidly growing tourist regions.
Pullman Sapa Resort (150 rooms) is expected to open in early 2010. It will be in the heart of Sapa town, with views of nearby mountains. The Pullman will comprise villa-style accommodation designed in the style of a village. The use of wood, stone, and bronze metals will ensure the hotel blends in with its natural environment.
Pullman Lao Cai (200 rooms), 260 kilometers northwest of Hanoi, will open in early 2011. It is located between the new city centre and the Lao Cai Train Station that serves the Haiphong Railway, the base for twice-daily train services from Hanoi.
Pullman Vung Tau (360 rooms), is expected to open in early 2010. It is located in the seaside capital city of Ba Ria Province, the petroleum centre of Vietnam. Adjacent to a 2,000 people convention centre, the hotel will become a leading MICE destination outside of Ho Chi Minh City.
According to Michael Issenberg, Accor Asia Pacific Chairman, the opening of these hotels will significantly upgrade the tourism infrastructure in Vietnam and will complement Accor’s already strong presence in Hanoi.
“The Pullman name is already well known in Vietnam as the Metropole Hanoi was a Pullman hotel before we re-branded it to Sofitel in the early 1990s. These three new Pullmans will revive one of the great names in hospitality,” said Issenberg. “With inbound tourism to Vietnam booming and playing an important role in driving the economy, the two new Pullman hotels in Lao Cai and Sapa will meet a growing demand for international standard upscale hotels in northern Vietnam.”
Accor will also develop two Mercure hotels in Hanoi to accommodate the rapid increase in demand for quality mid-scale accommodation.
Mercure Hanoi La Gare (102 rooms) and Mercure Hanoi Hado (380 rooms) will be the first Mercure hotels in Vietnam and the start of a planned development of up to twenty Mercure hotels throughout the country.
Mercure Hanoi La Gare (opening early 2009) will be built on Ly Thuong Kiet Street, near Hanoi’s main corporate area and a short stroll from the Hanoi Train Station. Mercure Hanoi Hado will open early 2010 on Cat Linh Street just across from Hanoi’s famous Temple of Literature.
Accor also has development plans for its well-established Novotel brand in the economic and standardized scale, with a new Novotel planned for the rapidly emerging tourist destination, Phu Quoc. Accor opened the Grand Mercure La Veranda in 2007, and the Novotel resort Phu Quoc will be located on a beachfront site just five minutes from the Grand Mercure. The 200-room resort developed by Esaco and Long Beach is due for completion in late 2010.
The opening of Novotel Phu Quoc Resort will follow four other significant Novotel openings scheduled for the next two years. Novotel Halong Bay will open in June 2008. Other Novotels to open in Vietnam will be Novotel Nha Trang (late 2008), Novotel Hoi An Imperial Resort (late 2009), and Novotel Hanoi On The Park (2010). They will join Novotels in Dalat and Phan Thiet.
Vietnam – one of Asia’s fastest growing destinations
Vietnam attracted 4.2 million international visitors in 2007, a year-on-year increase of 17.1%, according to the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT). Tourist arrivals increased by 25.4%, while business travel grew by 13.7% compared to the same period in 2006. The largest feeder markets of Vietnam's tourism include China, South Korea, Japan, and the United States. The VNAT is targeting 6 million international arrivals, 26 million domestic visitors, and tourism revenues of US$4.5 billion in 2010
Thứ Năm, 24 tháng 6, 2010
Pullman Hotel to Open in Saigon
Que Huong Liberty is to develop the first Pullman in Ho Chi Minh City. The Pullman Saigon Centre will be a 300-room newly built upscale hotel, with contemporary architecture and chic interiors.
In November 2009 Accor announced that this hotel would be developed as the Novotel Saigon Centre, however, with its capacity and first class meeting facilities, the group has now decided to upgrade and develop it to Pullman specifications
Located right in the city centre in District One on Tran Hung Dao, Pullman Saigon Centre will be oriented towards welcoming business and leisure travelers from around the world and will help fill the continuing demand for upscale accommodation in the city.
“Accor is very excited to introduce our contemporary business brand to Ho Chi Minh City. The addition of the Pullman brand in Ho Chi Minh City compliments the existing Accor hotels under development in the city and throughout the country, where Accor is Vietnam’s leading hotel operator with 14 hotels,” said Patrick Basset, Vice President of Operations for Vietnam, the Philippines, South Korea and Japan.
When completed in 2013, Pullman Saigon Centre will comprise of 1,500 sqm of ballroom and meeting facilities, two restaurants, a bar, as well as an outdoor swimming pool and fitness centre.
The Pullman Saigon Centre will be the second Pullman hotel to open in Vietnam following Pullman Vung Tau which will officially open mid-2011.
Accor is planning to double the number of rooms under management throughout Vietnam with 12 additional hotels committed to development
In November 2009 Accor announced that this hotel would be developed as the Novotel Saigon Centre, however, with its capacity and first class meeting facilities, the group has now decided to upgrade and develop it to Pullman specifications
Located right in the city centre in District One on Tran Hung Dao, Pullman Saigon Centre will be oriented towards welcoming business and leisure travelers from around the world and will help fill the continuing demand for upscale accommodation in the city.
“Accor is very excited to introduce our contemporary business brand to Ho Chi Minh City. The addition of the Pullman brand in Ho Chi Minh City compliments the existing Accor hotels under development in the city and throughout the country, where Accor is Vietnam’s leading hotel operator with 14 hotels,” said Patrick Basset, Vice President of Operations for Vietnam, the Philippines, South Korea and Japan.
When completed in 2013, Pullman Saigon Centre will comprise of 1,500 sqm of ballroom and meeting facilities, two restaurants, a bar, as well as an outdoor swimming pool and fitness centre.
The Pullman Saigon Centre will be the second Pullman hotel to open in Vietnam following Pullman Vung Tau which will officially open mid-2011.
Accor is planning to double the number of rooms under management throughout Vietnam with 12 additional hotels committed to development
Thứ Hai, 21 tháng 6, 2010
Pullman Sapa Resort
Pullman Sapa Resort
Address: PullmanSapa, PullmanSapaResort, Pullman Resort in Sapa Features Three Brand New Pullman hotels are set to be developed in the country. The 150-room Pullman Sapa Resort and the 200-room Pullman Lao Cai Hotel will be built in the northern province of Lao Cai, and the 360-room Pullman Vung Tau Hotel will be developed in the southern coastal province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau Vietnam. Michael Issenberg, chairman of Accor Asia Pacific, said the opening of these hotels would significantly upgrade the tourism infrastructure in Vietnam and complement Accor's strong presence in the country.
The Pullman name is already well known in Vietnam as the Metropole Hanoi was a Pullman hotel before we re-branded it as Sofitel in the early 1990s. These new three Pullmans will revive one of the greatest names in hospitality," he said.
The group also announced that it would develop two Mercure hotels in Hanoi: The 102-room Mercure Hanoi La Gare, to be opened in early 2009, and the 380-room Mercure Hanoi Hado, to become operational in early 2010, will be the first Mercure hotels in the country and the start of a planned development of up to 20 hotels across the country.
Novotel Phu Quoc Resort will follow other Novotel openings scheduled in the next two years. The group said Novotel Halong Bay would be the first international hotel in the World Heritage site when it opened in June 2008.
Other Novotels to open in the country are Novotel Nha Trang later this year, Novotel Hoi An Imperial Resort (in 2009), and Novotel Hanoi On The Park (2010). Issenberg said: "With the addition of these new hotels in the network, Accor will tap into one of Asia's fastest growing tourism markets." The country attracted 4.2mil foreign visitors in 2007, a year-on-year increase of over 17%.
It targets 6mil international arrivals and 26mil domestic visitors in 2010, and tourism revenues of US$4.5bil. Accor opened its first full representative office in Ho Chi Minh City yesterday (Wed, the 5th). The new office is expected to help drive the growth of the Accor hotel network from its existing eight properties to at least 20 by the end of 2010.
Address: PullmanSapa, PullmanSapaResort, Pullman Resort in Sapa Features Three Brand New Pullman hotels are set to be developed in the country. The 150-room Pullman Sapa Resort and the 200-room Pullman Lao Cai Hotel will be built in the northern province of Lao Cai, and the 360-room Pullman Vung Tau Hotel will be developed in the southern coastal province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau Vietnam. Michael Issenberg, chairman of Accor Asia Pacific, said the opening of these hotels would significantly upgrade the tourism infrastructure in Vietnam and complement Accor's strong presence in the country.
The Pullman name is already well known in Vietnam as the Metropole Hanoi was a Pullman hotel before we re-branded it as Sofitel in the early 1990s. These new three Pullmans will revive one of the greatest names in hospitality," he said.
The group also announced that it would develop two Mercure hotels in Hanoi: The 102-room Mercure Hanoi La Gare, to be opened in early 2009, and the 380-room Mercure Hanoi Hado, to become operational in early 2010, will be the first Mercure hotels in the country and the start of a planned development of up to 20 hotels across the country.
Novotel Phu Quoc Resort will follow other Novotel openings scheduled in the next two years. The group said Novotel Halong Bay would be the first international hotel in the World Heritage site when it opened in June 2008.
Other Novotels to open in the country are Novotel Nha Trang later this year, Novotel Hoi An Imperial Resort (in 2009), and Novotel Hanoi On The Park (2010). Issenberg said: "With the addition of these new hotels in the network, Accor will tap into one of Asia's fastest growing tourism markets." The country attracted 4.2mil foreign visitors in 2007, a year-on-year increase of over 17%.
It targets 6mil international arrivals and 26mil domestic visitors in 2010, and tourism revenues of US$4.5bil. Accor opened its first full representative office in Ho Chi Minh City yesterday (Wed, the 5th). The new office is expected to help drive the growth of the Accor hotel network from its existing eight properties to at least 20 by the end of 2010.
Pullman Lao Cai
Pullman Lao Cai
Address: Pullman LaiCai Hotel, LaiCaiPullman, Pullman Hotel in Lao Cai Features 2008 is a significant year for the Novotel brand in Vietnam as Accor will open two new hotels in Halong Bay (August) and Nha Trang (September). Novotel Hanoi On the Park will complement these two popular destinations among international and local visitors. The 1-ha site dedicated to the hotel within the Reunification Park will certainly answer to guests’ demand for space, fluidity, design, innovation, warm atmosphere and easy living
In March 2008, Accor officially opened its fully operational office in Ho Chi Minh City and also announced 10 new hotels to be developed between end 2008 to 2010: Pullman Lao Cai, Pullman Sapa Resort, Pullman Vung Tau, Mercure Hanoi La Gare, Mercure Hanoi Hado, Novotel Phu Quoc Resort, Novotel Halong Bay, Novotel Nha Trang, Novotel Hoi An Imperial Resort and Novotel Hanoi On The Park
Address: Pullman LaiCai Hotel, LaiCaiPullman, Pullman Hotel in Lao Cai Features 2008 is a significant year for the Novotel brand in Vietnam as Accor will open two new hotels in Halong Bay (August) and Nha Trang (September). Novotel Hanoi On the Park will complement these two popular destinations among international and local visitors. The 1-ha site dedicated to the hotel within the Reunification Park will certainly answer to guests’ demand for space, fluidity, design, innovation, warm atmosphere and easy living
In March 2008, Accor officially opened its fully operational office in Ho Chi Minh City and also announced 10 new hotels to be developed between end 2008 to 2010: Pullman Lao Cai, Pullman Sapa Resort, Pullman Vung Tau, Mercure Hanoi La Gare, Mercure Hanoi Hado, Novotel Phu Quoc Resort, Novotel Halong Bay, Novotel Nha Trang, Novotel Hoi An Imperial Resort and Novotel Hanoi On The Park
Hanoi Horison Hotel - Pullman
Hanoi Horison Hotel
Address: 40 Cat Linh St., Ha Noi, Vietnam. Features The Horison Hotel is located in the center of Hanoi city close to all most major Hanoi tourist attractions such as the Temple of Literature (Van Mieu), Ho Chi Minh mausoleum, One Pillar pagoda. Hanoi Horison (Horizon) Hotel located at Cat Linh street assuring easy access to embassies and government offices. The first and only hotel in Hanoi with an ATM cash dispenser machine on the premises and Wireless High Speed Internet Access. With professional service staff, an impressive array of facilities in each room is available so that you're refreshed, relaxed and entertained. All 250 rooms and suites of Horison Hotel have been superbly designed to ensure you enjoy a comfortable stay in Hanoi, all these rooms face west and overlook the swimming pool.
Room amenities: - Individual controlled air-conditioning - Satellite TV (CNN, BBC, STAR TV, NHK, HBO & CCTV4 etc) - Private bathroom (bath-tub and shower) with complimentary toiletries - IDD Telephone and modern elevator - Hair-dryer and Refrigerator - Non-smoking room available - Fire protection & smoke detector - Radio/music operating system - Mini-bar and personal safety-box - Coffee/Tea making facilities Hotel services: - Le Mayeur Coffee & Lee Man Fong Restaurant Gallery - Car/Motor/Bicycle rental service - Travel tour arrangement - A Cisco Systems Hot Spot hotel with WIFI high speed internet - Foreign currency exchange - Internet & Email service - Laundry & dry-cleaning service - Sauna, Spa, Steam-bath and Massage service - Airport transfer - Nha Trang Terrace: Pool open for hotel guests use only. Pool-bar serving drinks with a selection of menu items. - The OV Club & Casino: To help you unwind after a busy day, OV Club & Casino offers Live Music, Billiard Table and Slot Machines. Serves snack foods and a large selection of beers and other alcoholic Drinks. - Lee Man Fong Chinese Restaurant Gallery: Superb Chinese cuisine from the Szechuan, Cantonese provinces as well as Vietnamese specialties. - Facilities: Jacuzzi, Whirlpool, Outdoor Swimming pool, Sauna/Spa service, Beauty Salon, Aerobics and fully-equipped health club. Barber & souvenir shop, Handicap Facilities, Childcare, Medical service in house, Pet care, Concierge service. - Conference Center: Hanoi Horizon hotel offer extensive in-house conference and banquet facilities from small meetings up to large group of of 500 people.
$180.00 - $250.00
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Double/Twin
$180.00
$40.00
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Double/Twin
$218.00
$40.00
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Suite
Double/Twin
$250.00
$40.00
Book
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