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(29 September, 1999) The first Mercure hotel in India has been launched
following the official re-branding of the Guestline Hotel Mumbai to Mercure
Hotel Guestline � Juhu, Mumbai.
The hotel is located in a prime position, close to Juhu Beach, with convenient access to both the city centre and airports. The Mercure hotel brand is Accor�s largest, with Mercure hotels found in city centres, key regional locations and resort areas. Each Mercure has its own style and character and is designed to reflect the essence of the region in which it operates. Mercure Guestline Juhu will follow the Mercure tradition of offering a Grand Vin list, featuring a wide choice of French, Italian and Chilean wines at the hotel�s restaurant, Ambrosia. Highlighting the local region, Ambrosia will also display arts and crafts from around India. Also under the Mercure banner in India is the Mercure Residence Royal Palms, Mumbai, set to open its doors in 2000. Set in the midst of a 250 acre golf resort, this brand new serviced apartments is surrounded by 1,500 acres of greenery, yet only 15 minutes for the international airport. 353 comfortable and stylishly appointed apartments range from studio to 2-3 bedrooms. Residents will have access to the adjoining Emerald Club House offering restaurant, entertainment and sports facilities. Mercure is one of the world�s fastest growing international brands. New Mercure hotels have opened recently in London, Paris, Frankfurt and Melbourne. Accor also operates its Sofitel brand in India, with a Sofitel in Ahmedabad and a Sofitel scheduled to open in Jodhpur in 2000. Accor is currently actively engaged in investment and management negotiations to extend its network to 10 hotels within the next 12 months in key destinations such as Chennai, New Delhi and Bangalore. |
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