The Mövenpick brand set up shop in the early days of October close to Sabiha Gökçen international airportlocated on the Asian side of Istanbul. Situated just one kilometre from the hub, the hotel is an ideal base for business travellers, as it is also an ideal base for leisure travellers. neighbouring Technopark Istanbula high-tech campus focused on the defence industry, and Intercity Istanbul Park, a complex dedicated to the automotive sector whose circuit hosts the Turkish Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Given this environment, it is not surprising that the hotel has set aside a large area for meetings and business events, with a total of 21 meeting rooms. These include a huge, pillarless, 1,000 m2 ballroom that can accommodate up to 1,500 people. In addition, the Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul Asia Airport offers 294 roomsThe hotel offers a wide range of rooms, including 41 suites, two restaurants, one serving Mediterranean cuisine and the other focusing on local specialities, a café-bar and three private dining rooms. For relaxation, the hotel boasts a vast wellness area, the Botanica Spa & Wellness Center, covering an area of 5,000 m2.
All within the Accor group's business brands, another development is in the pipeline Singapore where Pullman is expected to open early next year. To make its appearance in the City-State, the chain has found a prime location on Orchard RoadSingapore's major shopping area, located close to the Central Business District. A thoroughfare where hoteliers are playing a game of musical chairs. The Voco brand, part of the IHG group, has taken over the former Hilton, with Hilton moving in next January. within the walls of the former Mandarin Orchard SingaporePullman has also joined this movement by taking over the Grand Park Ochard.
Following its renovation, the hotel, which is part of a mixed-use development combining shops and boutiques, including the future Apple flagship, will offer 308 roomsAn outdoor swimming pool and several restaurant concepts. " This property will be a much-anticipated addition to our network in Singapore.r," said Garth Simmons, Accor CEO for South East Asia, Japan and South Korea. The French group is already well represented in Singapore with 27 establishments in operation, including the iconic Raffles, Swissôtel The Stamford and Sofitel Sentosa Resort.
