Pullman has discovered a new country - South Africa - with its Triangle House in Cape Town. One of the city's tallest skyscrapers, this cruciform tower dominates its historic centre from the top of its 104-metre tower, while offering business travellers an ideal base, being located in the heart of the city. a stone's throw from the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) and Bree Street restaurants.
Since 2017 and until recently, the Triangle House was home to a Radisson Blu, which has just been acquired by Kasada, the investment platform backed by Accor and Qatar's sovereign wealth fund for hotel development in Africa. Hence the switch to the Pullman brand in recent days. With this new establishment, Kasada signs a second major project in Cape Town after acquiring one of its main hotels last year, Cape Grace. A future Fairmont, closed since last May and until next December as part of its transition to the luxury brand.
" We look forward to bringing our expertise as the continent's leading investor and hotel owner to revitalise this flagship hotel in the heart of Cape Town." said Olivier Granet and David Damiba, CEO and CIO of Kasada respectively. The hotel will be the subject of an extensive renovation programme The aim is to improve the hotel's environmental performance, with a view to achieving EDGE certification. Wojo coworking spaces are also planned. Currently, in addition to 214 rooms and seven flexible meeting rooms, the hotel offers several restaurants and bars for relaxation, as well as a terrace and an outdoor swimming pool.
