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        	  Tune Hotels has partnered with Imba Investments 
			  Limited to develop 16 Tune Hotels in the East African region. 
			  The 
			  first hotel, which will be in Nairobi, Kenya, is scheduled to open 
			  by June 2015. 
			  Tune Hotel Westlands Nairobi will have 280 rooms and 
			  will be located on Rhapta Road in the vibrant suburb of Westlands. 
			  The 12-storey hotel will feature a serviced 
			  restaurant and a rooftop bar. Other guest facilities include 24-hour security, 
			  secure parking spaces and shuttle services to-and-from the airport 
			  and popular tourist destinations. 
			  Tune Hotel 
			  Westlands Nairobi is approximately three kilometres northwest of the central 
			  business district (CBD). Apart from being Nairobi’s second CBD, it 
			  is also the city’s social, leisure and entertainment centre, with 
			  a lively cluster of shops, restaurants, bars, and other 
			  entertainment venues. 
			  The hotel is easily 
			  accessible from major roads and highways connecting to the airport 
			  and other parts of Kenya all the way to Uganda.  
			  Group CEO of Tune Hotels Mark Lankester said, 
			  “To have our very first African hotel here in Nairobi is a 
			  significant milestone for Tune Hotels. We are looking forward to 
			  providing local travellers as well as tourists and visitors to 
			  Kenya and Nairobi a compelling accommodation option that is of 
			  international quality, clean, safe and on top of all, affordably 
			  priced. As in any new market entry, it’s important to understand 
			  the market and we feel the aspirations of a new generation of 
			  smart and savvy Kenyans and East Africans today are absolutely in 
			  tune with our pioneering business model, where a whole new wave of 
			  consumers can now have choice in customising their stays via our 
			  online add-on pay-per-use business model, helping to conserve 
			  energy and our natural resources. By booking online and in 
			  advance, guests will always be able to enjoy the best rates.” 
			  Nairobi is one of the most prominent cities in Africa both politically and 
			  financially. Home to thousands of Kenyan businesses and over 100 
			  major international companies and organisations, including the 
			  United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the main co-ordinating 
			  and headquarters for the UN in Africa & Middle East, the United 
			  Nations Office in Nairobi (UNON), Nairobi is an established hub 
			  for business and culture. 
			  Naushad Jivraj, the Managing Director of 
			  UK-based Queensway Group, who represented Imba Investments, said, “We have held a very strong 
			  belief in Tune Hotels’ value for money accommodation concept that 
			  has done so well in other parts of the world and we have been 
			  party to experiencing its success in the London market. When we 
			  first broached the idea of Kenya with Tune Hotels, it was an 
			  immediate meeting of the minds and I trust Kenya and East Africa 
			  too will warmly welcome Tune Hotels and quickly embrace the value 
			  model. Kenya has so much potential for further economic growth and 
			  we are very pleased to be able to help, in our own small way, the 
			  tourism industry.”
  
			  
			  
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