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The Raddin Sanur Bali is ready for its most
extensive renovation ever, covering all rooms, recreational facilities and
public areas, bringing the hotel up to the highest international standards.
A budget of several million US dollars has been allocated for the renovation
that begins in early January 2004, and the hotel will be rebranded Mercure
Resort Sanur - Bali when it re-opens for business next July.
After renovation the Mercure Resort Sanur - Bali will offer 176 superior and
deluxe rooms, plus eight spacious family rooms, each with private terrace or
balcony. Bathrooms will be completely redesigned and all furnishings will be
replaced to enhance the attractive Balinese influenced design.
The resort’s Balinese grass roof will be replaced to maintain its
authenticity and charm. Both swimming pools and the children’s pool will be
converted to modern overflow type format and deck areas will be replaced.
The pool bar and restaurant will be updated and given a new theme to complement
the area.
A new design will brighten the Lobby and adjacent Lobby Lounge and an
innovative Check-out Lounge will be added. This will cater to guests who
check out early but have several hours before departing to the airport. Shower facilities will be available for those wanting to use the pool
facilities or fresh up before the flight, with refreshments and light meal
served.
A modern fitness centre and spa will be added with open-air massage huts
offering traditional Balinese massage and wellness treatments.
The existing ballroom for up to 500 people will receive new soundproofing
and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system and will be divisible into two
smaller rooms. A dedicated entrance will be added, as will two smaller breakout rooms featuring windows looking out onto the resort’s lush
tropical gardens.
Accor Director of Operations – Indonesia, Gerard Guillouet, said the Mercure
Resort Sanur - Bali would be Accor’s second Mercure hotel on Bali, reinforcing the company’s commitment to the recovery of Bali’s tourism
industry.
“Bali’s tourism industry has proved resilient and continues to show signs of
recovery, both from its traditional long-haul markets in Europe and with
intra-regional Asian travellers.
“Accor’s Mercure brand is already well respected in Europe and Australia, as
its network expands around the region it will become more familiar to our
growing Asian clientele. Mercure branding and its expanded facilities will
appeal to families, honeymooners and individual travellers who enjoy Sanur’s
quiet surroundings and leisure appeal,” he added.
Accor won the management contract for the hotel and four other key
properties owned by leading Indonesian hospitality company, PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk in April this year. Just 20 minutes from Ngurah
Rai International Airport, the hotel is tucked into a peaceful corner of
Sanur Beach fronted by a stunning white-sand beach with spectacular ocean
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