Strong business foundations and regional partnerships have fuelled growth for BWH Hotels in Asia last year, with rapid expansion in Thailand and a second premium product launch in Central Vietnam being among its many success stories.
Last November, BWH Hotels opened Best Western Premier Imperial Dalat, a new-built upscale project in Vietnam’s Central Highlands. The 91-key hotel is designed for both leisure and business travellers, featuring event facilities as well as connecting room options for families. Facilities include a year-round heated pool, fitness centre, spa, and a kids’ club. Dining choices are varied, ranging from an all-day dining venue serving Vietnamese and Western cuisine to a cigar lounge.
Olivier Berrivin, vice president – APAC, BWH Hotels, said: “As Vietnam is one of the key markets for BWH Hotels, we are excited to introduce guests to this exceptional new property in Dalat. With its fresh air, breathtaking scenery, lush floral landscapes and a wide range of attractions – from historic palaces and pagodas to golf courses and organic farms – this is the perfect place to unwind, create memorable experiences, or make a lasting impression.”
The group also scored new luxury projects in Vietnam’s Phu Quoc and Ho Chi Minh City through WorldHotels.
The group marked continued rapid growth in Thailand with the addition of three hotels: SureStay by Best Western Iconic Ari-Jatujak in Bangkok as well as SureStay Plus by Best Western T Pattaya and Siamese Hotel Pattaya, BW Signature Collection, both in the country’s Eastern Seaboard.
Over in the Philippines, BWH Hotels relaunched Best Western Plus Hotel Subic, a seafront property located 2.5 hours away by car from Manila.
In Indonesia, BWH Hotels opened Best Western Setiabudhi Bandung.
BWH Hotels’ reach continued through Pakistan with six new hotels, making the company one of the leading international hotel groups in the South Asian country. Its reach in Pakistan now spans eight properties in Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Quetta, Faisalabad, Hunza, and Multan.
