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HYATT PLACE HOTEL IN JERMUK, ARMENIA TO OPEN IN 2015
Hotel News Resource
May 28 2014
May, 28 2014
Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) today announced that a Hyatt
affiliate has entered into a contract with Jersan LLC to develop a
Hyatt Place hotel in Jermuk, Armenia.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) today announced that a Hyatt
affiliate has entered into a contract with Jersan LLC to develop a
Hyatt Place hotel in Jermuk, Armenia. Expected to open in 2015, Hyatt
Place Jermuk will mark the second Hyatt-branded hotel in Armenia,
joining the recently opened Hyatt Place Yerevan.
"We are delighted to announce the development of a second Hyatt Place
hotel in Armenia and further expand Hyatt's brand presence across the
region," said Peter Norman, senior vice president, acquisitions and
development for Hyatt - Europe, Africa, and Middle East. "We look
forward to welcoming guests to Hyatt Place Jermuk, where they will
experience the authentic hospitality and purposeful service for which
the Hyatt Place brand is known."
"We are honored to work with Hyatt as the company continues to expand
its brand presence in Armenia," said Samvel Sargsyan, director, Jersan
LLC. "We have worked with Hyatt on several previous developments
and feel privileged to work alongside the company once again. Given
Hyatt's strong brand name and the new hotel's convenient location,
we believe that Hyatt Place Jermuk will attract both business and
leisure travelers from across the region."
The 88-room, new-build hotel will be situated in the center of Jermuk
Resort, a resort currently being redeveloped by the Armenian government
that is known for its hot springs and providing bottled water in the
area. Hyatt Place Jermuk will offer more than 1,800 square feet (170
square meters) of meeting space, an open market with made-to-order
meals and snacks around the clock, a restaurant offering breakfast,
lunch and dinner, a fitness center, and an indoor and outdoor
swimming pool.
Guests staying at Hyatt Place Jermuk will be able to discover
the discreet charm of Jermuk, a mountain resort town known for
its thermal water spas. The hotel will also be an ideal base for
guests to explore the natural beauty and cultural heritage sites of
Armenia, including the mountains of Vayots Dzor and the 1,000-year
old Gndevank Monastery. Less than three hours away from the Armenian
capital Yerevan, Jermuk regularly hosts international chess events,
including the World Chess Federation Grand Prix tournaments.
http://www.hotelnewsresource.com/article78099.html
Hotel News Resource
May 28 2014
May, 28 2014
Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) today announced that a Hyatt
affiliate has entered into a contract with Jersan LLC to develop a
Hyatt Place hotel in Jermuk, Armenia.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) today announced that a Hyatt
affiliate has entered into a contract with Jersan LLC to develop a
Hyatt Place hotel in Jermuk, Armenia. Expected to open in 2015, Hyatt
Place Jermuk will mark the second Hyatt-branded hotel in Armenia,
joining the recently opened Hyatt Place Yerevan.
"We are delighted to announce the development of a second Hyatt Place
hotel in Armenia and further expand Hyatt's brand presence across the
region," said Peter Norman, senior vice president, acquisitions and
development for Hyatt - Europe, Africa, and Middle East. "We look
forward to welcoming guests to Hyatt Place Jermuk, where they will
experience the authentic hospitality and purposeful service for which
the Hyatt Place brand is known."
"We are honored to work with Hyatt as the company continues to expand
its brand presence in Armenia," said Samvel Sargsyan, director, Jersan
LLC. "We have worked with Hyatt on several previous developments
and feel privileged to work alongside the company once again. Given
Hyatt's strong brand name and the new hotel's convenient location,
we believe that Hyatt Place Jermuk will attract both business and
leisure travelers from across the region."
The 88-room, new-build hotel will be situated in the center of Jermuk
Resort, a resort currently being redeveloped by the Armenian government
that is known for its hot springs and providing bottled water in the
area. Hyatt Place Jermuk will offer more than 1,800 square feet (170
square meters) of meeting space, an open market with made-to-order
meals and snacks around the clock, a restaurant offering breakfast,
lunch and dinner, a fitness center, and an indoor and outdoor
swimming pool.
Guests staying at Hyatt Place Jermuk will be able to discover
the discreet charm of Jermuk, a mountain resort town known for
its thermal water spas. The hotel will also be an ideal base for
guests to explore the natural beauty and cultural heritage sites of
Armenia, including the mountains of Vayots Dzor and the 1,000-year
old Gndevank Monastery. Less than three hours away from the Armenian
capital Yerevan, Jermuk regularly hosts international chess events,
including the World Chess Federation Grand Prix tournaments.
http://www.hotelnewsresource.com/article78099.html