Hotel Rebrandings

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo Joins Preferred Hotels & Resorts' LVX Collection

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, leading Japanese hospitality company Fujita Kanko's iconic five-star flagship property, announced its partnership with Preferred Hotels & Resorts –the world's largest independent hotel brand that represents more than 650 distinctive hotels, resorts, residences, and unique hotel groups across 85 countries. Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo will be the newest experience in Japan within its LVX Collection, which represents renowned properties featuring the finest accommodations coupled with engaging, and exclusive personal service. Starting July 20th, reservations can be made through the Preferred Hotel's website alongside the hotel's website, www.hotel-chinzanso-tokyo.com. All Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo guests are eligible to enroll in the iPrefer hotel rewards program, which extends points redeemable for cash-value Reward Certificates, elite status, and special benefits.

The Langham, Auckland will be re-branded as Cordis, Auckland from 1 November 2017.

Langham Hospitality Group announces this week three new milestones for the group's upper upscale brand, Cordis Hotels & Resorts. The group is opening its first Cordis hotel in mainland China, signed an agreement to manage Cordis, Hangzhou, and announced plans to re-brand its Auckland property, a landmark hotel in New Zealand, to become the flagship Cordis hotel in the Pacific.

Cachet Hospitality group accelerates growth of portfolio in Thailand with Cachet Resort Phuket

Cachet Hospitality Group today announced the signing of a management agreement for Cachet Resort Dewa Phuket, a conversion property owned by R&B Partners Co., Ltd. Located on Thailand's largest island, the hotel marks the company"s second resort property and adds to Cachet"s expanding portfolio in Southeast Asia, following on the heels of the recently announced SAVANT Vela Hotel – Bangkok. Operations as a CHG managed property will begin May 2017, with interior renovations to be completed November 2017, helmed by Cachet Interior Design (CID).