Pullman Hotel Brand Set to Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City

Pullman Saigon Centre will be a 300-room newly built upscale hotel, with contemporary architecture and chic interiors developed by Que Huong Liberty Co. and located right in the city centre in District 1.

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.” says Patrick Basset, Vice President of Operations for Vietnam, the Philippines, South Korea and Japan.

Accor recently announced that it would double the number of rooms under management throughout Vietnam with 12 additional hotels committed to development. 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.

Pullman is the ideal hotel brand for travelers seeking services and facilities that satisfy today’s modern travelers. With first class meeting and conference facilities specifically designed to serve the MICE market (meeting, incentive, conference and exhibition), Pullman hotels around the world are fast becoming a favorite choice among corporate and event organizers.

Pullman Saigon Centre will be the second Pullman hotel to open in Vietnam following Pullman Vung Tau which will officially open mid 2011.

By the end of 2010, the Pullman network will include 60 hotels across Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. In time, we anticipate a network of over 150 establishments around the world.

Tags: Pullman hotel, Pullman Saigon Centre, Vietnam hotels

Posted by VBN on Jun 24 2010. Filed under Tourism. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry