Appart'City reopened on 8 June nearly a third of its apartment hotels out of a hundred or so in France and Belgium. The other sites are scheduled to resume operations on 26 June. From health measures The restart is naturally accompanied by more frequent cleaning to disinfect the various common areas of the establishments. Hydro-alcoholic gel is also available at all points of contact, while masks can also be supplied to customers on request.
" Our apartment-hotel concept will appeal to and reassure more and more travellers in the wake of this health crisis. It allows everyone to combine independence, space and the possibility of using our fully-equipped kitchens to prepare tasty dishes or have meals delivered, while limiting contact with the outside world. "said François Sabatino, Chairman of Appart'City.
Despite the impact of the crisis, which is weakening the brand's economic health, Appart'City has announced that it will maintain its investment programme, opening new establishments in France in 2020 and in Europe in 2021. Visit upmarket strategy is also still relevant. Around thirty aparthotels will have their rooms completely renovated by 2021This is in addition to the increased digitalisation of schools through the roll-out of fibre and the installation of 4K Chromecast televisions.
