Hotel Rebrandings

Swiss-Belhotel International Boosts Its Existence in East Indonesia

Swiss-Belhotel International launches its first Swiss-Belcourt brand in Indonesia with the Swiss-Belcourt Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara takeover on October 29th, 2021. The rebranded seaside 3-star hotel provides a picturesque sunset view at Kupang bay, where leisure and business travelers find themselves a short distance away from the local business districts and tourism sites.

IHCL Steps Into Nainital, Uttarakhand With A SeleQtions Resort

Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), South Asia's largest hospitality company, today announced the conversion of hitherto operating heritage resort, The Naini Retreat in Nainital, Uttarakhand into an IHCL SeleQtions resort. A hill station, Nainital is also popularly known as the Lake District of India. This resort will be operated by Leisure Hotels Group under a franchise with IHCL.

Rebranded And Revamped, Saii Phi Phi Island Village Scales New Heights With Its Spectacular Hillside Pool Villas

SAii Phi Phi Island Village, the newly-rebranded lifestyle retreat on Thailand's Koh Phi Phi Don, has embarked on an exciting new era of free-spirited, eco-friendly hospitality, as it unveils its revamped Hillside Pool Villas - including a new two-bedroom option that becomes the resort's top room category. Previously known as Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort, SAii Phi Phi Island Village underwent an extensive refurbishment before relaunching on 1st February 2021, as part of SAii Resorts, the fun and fresh upper-upscale brand from S Hotels and Resorts PCL. During the four-month renovation, all of SAii Phi Phi Island Village's tropical Thai-style bungalows, suites and villas were given a modern makeover, with bright, rustic-chic interiors.

IHG and Proinvest build Brisbane CBD presence with Hotel Indigo Brisbane City Centre

Opening in 2022, the riverside location of Hotel Indigo Brisbane City Centre will play into the essence of the hotel's neighbourhood story, as the hidden gems that surround the property will be weaved into the guestrooms, restaurants, meeting facilities, design and service offering. Designer Joseph Pang will be charged with revitalising the interiors of the 212-room hotel while the hotel's restaurant, bar and café will be completely reimagined.