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Hotel News in BriefHOTEL ANNOUNCEMENTS:Located in the heart of the Upper East Side in New York City, The Mark is an upscale hotel that features 150 rooms and suites, as well as a signature Jean-Georges Vongerichten Restaurant and a Frederic Fekkai salon. The hotel recently reopened after a two-year makeover and was redesigned by famous French interior designer, Jacques Grange who collaborated with the most recognizable names in design. The unique interiors feature pieces by Ron Arad, Mattia Bonetti and Vladimir Kagan just to name a few. IHG signed a management agreement with Piyasombat Property Co. Ltd. for the first Hotel Indigo in Southeast Asia. This marks another strategic step to expand the presence of this upscale boutique brand in the Asia Pacific. Hotel Indigo Bangkok Wireless Road takes its name from one of Bangkok's premier and prominent districts. A new development, the hotel is to be located along Wireless Road, home to the diplomatic district as well as high-end residences, retail and office spaces, restaurants and entertainment outlets. The hotel is ideally situated with guests enjoying the convenience of public transportation offered by the BTS Ploenchit Station. Lumpini Central Park, along with ample dining, shopping and entertainment are also easily accessible at the Wireless Road district. The hotel is expected to be completed by end of 2012. Tourism Asset Holdings, has sold two-thirds of the 90 units in its Grand Mercure apartment-hotel at Sydney's Darling Harbour. The country's largest hotel owner made these sales amid a solid residential investment market in the NSW capital. The group chose to sell apartments in the hotel individually as residences last year, with the market value for residential property higher than it is for hotels. The one-, two- and three-bedroom units sold for between $600,000 and $800,000, while the penthouses changed hands for about $1m. The apartments were marketed in December and the property will stop trading as a hotel by the end of the year. TAHL chief executive Matthew Eady said it was a strategic decision, focusing on the highest and best use of the asset. He said moves by other operators to sell off hotels as residential plays was supporting the hotel industry, with few hotel developments in the pipeline limiting supply. Homewood Park, part of the von Essen hotel Collection, is proud to announce the opening of The Spa at Homewood Park. Set in acres of mature parklands and award-winning gardens on the edge of the beautiful Limpley Stoke Valley, near Bath, the spa completes the hotels full renovation, following the refurbishment of the public rooms and bedrooms in 2009. Opening officially in July, the Spa at Homewood Park is the first spa of 5 to be completed this year following the extensive multi-million pound investment across the collection to enhance von Essen's luxury offering in 2010. The Swissôtel Hotels & Resorts portfolio continues to grow: a new deluxe hotel is currently under construction in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv and is scheduled to open in mid 2012. A management agreement was recently signed between Swissôtel Hotels & Resorts and the KDD Group, one of the leading property and investment companies in the Ukraine. |
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