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07 December 2023

Daily Newsletter

07 December 2023

Accor signs two new properties in Bengaluru, India

The two properties are Novotel Bengaluru Airport Varun and Ibis Style Bengaluru Airport Varun.

Upasana Mukherjee December 07 2023

Hospitality group Accor has bolstered its presence in southern India by signing two new properties in Bengaluru, in collaboration with Varun Hospitality.

The two properties are Novotel Bengaluru Airport Varun and Ibis Style Bengaluru Airport Varun, both scheduled to open in 2027.

Situated in KIADB Aerospace SEZ, Hardware & IT Park locality, the properties will each have 180 rooms, along with restaurants and bars.

Located adjacent to each other, the properties will share facilities such as banquet and meeting spaces, a swimming pool, and a fitness centre, offering a dual-brand experience.

Accor India and South Asia development vice-president Aniruddh Kumar said: “Like all our properties across the country, Novotel Bengaluru Airport Varun and Ibis Style Bengaluru Airport Varun are built to the highest standards and will be equipped with all modern amenities.

“Guests can expect an unmatched experience from the moment they arrive in either property. With this signing, we will have five hotels with Varun Group, which is the testimony of a strong relationship and continued trust of Ownership in Accor brands.”

Varun Hospitality chairman Prabhu Kishor said: “We are delighted to be part of this prestigious project that will undoubtedly set new benchmarks in the hospitality industry.

“Our partnership with Accor signifies a shared commitment to excellence and we look forward to welcoming guests to this exceptional establishment.”

This comes soon after Accor introduced a resort concept developed from the Novotel and Mercure-branded hotels at Darwin Airport, Australia, this month.

Accor manages 61 properties in India under brands such as Fairmont, Grand Mercure, Ibis, Mercure, Novotel, Pullman, Raffles and Sofitel.

Additionally, the company has 30 properties currently in the development pipeline across India.

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