Golden Tulip Hotels, Inns & Resorts announces the expansion of its Central European portfolio through the franchise of the Tulip Inn Prague Terminus.
The 67-room Hotel, a former apartment building, will open its doors as the Tulip Inn Prague Terminus in September 2003. The hotel is located at Hybernska 42, ideally situated in the historical city centre and business district. The Hotel was originally built in 1884 by the famous Czech Architect František Heberle in Art Nouveau style and is within walking distance from the Charles Bridge, Powder Tower, Municipal House, Wenceslas Square and the Old Town Square. The hotel, which is currently completing an extensive remodelling period, will soon be equipped with the latest modern standards for both business and leisure travellers.
With this new addition the current Golden Tulip portfolio comprises 3 hotels in the Czech Republic, two Golden Tulip hotels and 1 Tulip Inn. Together they combine more than 500 rooms in the Czech capital.
Hans Kennedie, chief executive officer and president of Golden Tulip
comments: “I am very enthusiastic about this new addition to our portfolio. Prague is an increasingly popular destination and we are happy that next to our two existing Golden Tulip hotels in the city we can now offer our customers a Tulip Inn.”
Charles Louman, managing director of the Tulip Inn Prague Terminus adds: ” Golden Tulip’s culture of offering international standards and maintaining local flavours was the perfect solution while identifying a franchise partner for the hotel. I am convinced that this will be a fruitful relationship and look forward to the opening of the hotel.”
Golden Tulip Hotels, Inns & Resorts is a privately owned franchise company with its head office based in Amersfoort, the Netherlands. Through its commercial alliance with TOP International Hotels, the German based hotel consortium, the Golden Tulip Top Hospitality Group comprises over 46,000 rooms in approximately 450 hotels across 47 countries, with the majority of hotels being located in urban destinations across Europe, the Middle East & Africa.
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