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Rezidor Signs Park Inn by Radisson in Budapest

Travel News Asia Latest Travel News Podcasts Videos Thursday, 1 September 2011

Rezidor has signed the Park Inn by Radisson Budapest, a brand new mid-market 136-room hotel scheduled to open in Q4 2012.

The Park Inn by Radisson Budapest is already under construction and will be located within an office park in the northern part of Budapest, along the Vaci Ut corridor.

Besides the corporate areas in the immediate vicinity and the tourist attractions of the historic city centre, the site has good access to the airport and surrounding areas, thanks to proximity to the main ring roads. Also, the well known Westend shopping centre is nearby, offering 70,000 square metres of shops and entertainment.

Besides 136 rooms, the Park Inn by Radisson Budapest will comprise an all day dining restaurant, bar, more than 400 square metres of meeting space, a fitness centre, and parking.

“The Park Inn by Radisson Budapest will perfectly complement our existing Radisson Blu Béke Hotel, Budapest – we are delighted to be present with our two core brands in Hungary’s capital city,” said Kurt Ritter, President & CEO of Rezidor. “At the same time I’m proud that his agreement took our total number of signings in 2011 (year to date) to 21 hotels and more than 5,000 rooms.”

Eastern Europe is an important business development market for Rezidor. The group was among the “first-movers” into the region following the fall of the Berlin Wall. This ambitious strategy has paid off, as Rezidor is now represented in most of the primary markets, including Warsaw, Prague, Bucharest, Bratislava, and Sofia. The mid-market Park Inn by Radisson brand is successfully following in the footsteps of the upper upscale Radisson Blu brand, with properties in Prague, Bratislava, Krakow, Ostrava and Sofia.

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