Following the acquisition of the former Hilton Sandton and its official opening as NH Sandton on July 1, Minor Hotels is actively seeking opportunities to expand its brand in Africa and across South Africa, said Lindy Mthethwa, regional director of sales and marketing for Minor Hotels.
NH Sandton became Minor's first property in South Africa. However, it will also mark the debut of Minor's NH Collection brand in Africa once the 24-month redevelopment of NH Sandton is completed, Travel News reports.
The rebranding of NH Sandton as NH Collection Sandton will be completed in early 2027 .
Following the renovation, the hotel's 329 guest rooms will include terrace rooms, suites, one-bedroom suites and a 145 square meter Royal Suite. m.
Amenities will include two restaurants and two bars, an executive lounge, meeting rooms, a gym and a large outdoor swimming pool.
The NH hotel brand of the company Minor is primarily aimed at business people and tourists looking for comfortable and functional accommodation at an average price. The NH Collection brand is aimed at discerning travelers seeking a more luxurious and upscale experience, whether for business or leisure.
NH offers a range of amenities including free Wi-Fi, fitness centers, meeting rooms and restaurants. “The focus is on providing practical and efficient services to meet the needs of travellers,” said Mthethwa.
NH Collection provides upscale amenities and personalized services, including fine dining, spa services, upscale fitness centers and modern meeting and event facilities. “The focus is on delivering a superior, memorable experience,” said Mthethwa.
Given its location in Sandton, Minor advertises the hotel widely to corporate clients, including business executives and professionals attending meetings, conferences and corporate events. events.
“The hotel offers meeting and event facilities, attracting participants and conference organizers who require convenient accommodation close to event venues,” concluded Mthethwa.
Source: travelnews.co.za
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