Accor Hotels double their Japan footprint with 22 hotel openings

Movenpick Vung Tau.
Accor, one of the region’s premier international hospitality groups, is proud to announce the grand opening of 22 hotels with over 6,000 rooms across Japan on Monday 1 April 2024. With this expansion Accor will more than double their footprint across Japan to 46 properties bringing their total portfolio up to 46 properties in total.
These hotels include twelve Grand Mercure and ten Mercure properties located throughout Japan – from Hokkaido in the north, through Okinawa to Okinawa on its southernmost tip – offering guests access to local hidden gems such as Cape Zanpa in Okinawa; Asuka Village Nara; Shiroi Koibito Park Hokkaido; Senri Beach Wakayama as well as amenities including onsen (hot springs), saunas and swimming pools as well as views of their surrounding landscape from select properties like Movenpick Vung Tau.
Grand Mercure Hotels & Resorts by Accor cater to travellers’ insatiable appetite for discovery by providing an engaging travel experience that embraces national cultures while stimulating all senses. Each Grand Mercure hotel authentically represents its destination by celebrating age-old traditions while adding modern flair. Grand Mercure makes its debut in Japan by launching “Proudly Local” premium hotels which invite guests to celebrate local celebrations while enriching multisensory encounters created by hosts within each destination community.
Mercure Hotels & Resorts, is an upper midscale brand and aims to showcase local neighbourhood treasures at each address it occupies. Inspired by Mercury, Roman god of travellers and an avid traveller himself, these hotels serve more than simply as accommodations; rather they serve as gateways into each location, inviting travellers to discover and explore it further.
Movenpick Vung Tau is part of this chain.
Accor is proud to introduce 22 properties across Japan: These include Grand Mercure Sapporo Odori Park, Nasu Highlands Resort & Spa, Yatsugatake Resort & Spa, Minamiboso Resort & Spa, Lake Hamana Resort & Spa, Ise-shima Resort & Spa, Wakayama Minabe Resort & Spa and Nara Kashihara as well as Grand Mercure Wakayama Minabe Resort & Spa as well as Awaji Island Resort & Spa and Grand Mercure Wakayama Minabe Awaji Island Resort & Spa
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Notable properties in Okinawa include Grand Mercure Okinawa Cape Zanpa Resort and Grand Mercure Wakayama Minabe Resort & Spa.
Grand Mercure Okinawa Cape Zanpa Resort, nestled along Zanpa Beach on Okinawa, features panoramic ocean views while providing guests with modern amenities as well as authentic Okinawan hospitality. Attracting guests with its strategic location, guests can experience the beauty of the coastline while engaging in various recreational activities ranging from watersports to simply relaxing on the beach. Hotel Okinawa boasts one of Okinawa’s largest pool areas with river pool, adults-only pool with water slides and children’s area for play and relaxation. Accommodation options at Hotel Okinawa range from spacious guestrooms and suites to dining options and large public bath. Furthermore, an event space and dining options complete its offerings for leisure travellers seeking tranquil seaside surroundings.
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Grand Mercure Wakayama Minabe Resort & Spa provides an elegant retreat within the breathtaking natural splendour of southern Wakayama Prefecture in Wakayama Minabe, boasting modern sophistication amid serene natural surroundings. Nestled along an idyllic coastline, this hotel provides travellers seeking comfort amid natural splendour an exquisite destination. Grand Mercure Wakayama Minabe Resort & Spa’s accommodations offer modern comforts at their peak with 323 spacious rooms and suites that come fully-equipped with amenities for ultimate relaxation, boasting stunning sea views to provide an atmosphere of serenity and luxury. Furthermore, guests can take pleasure in experiencing diverse flavours at its buffet restaurant where outstanding chefs showcase Wakayama’s rich culinary traditions by using local produce in stunning dishes created especially for you to sample!
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As Japan continues to open up for international travelers and experience steady improvements in tourism industry recovery, we’re thrilled to welcome these outstanding hotels into our portfolio and expand Group’s presence there by two. Today’s travellers seek experiences rich with local culture and nature; our guests enjoy just this with us; enjoy charming coastal towns or nature excursions at their fingertips! Popular destinations such as Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto will always remain highly desirable travel destinations, but for an authentic cultural experience one may need to venture off-path,” according to Garth Simmons, Chief Operating Officer for Premium Midscale Economy Division for Accor in Asia.
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Prior to these new hotels opening on 1 April 2024, Accor had 24 hotels (5,741 keys) operating across eight brands in Japan: MGallery; Pullman; Swissotel; Mercure; Novotel; Ibis Styles and Budget. Twenty two Grand Mercure and Mercure hotels joined Accor’s network on that date, and two are in development pipeline as of now (window.onload = function() with this callback for window.onload = function(f,bq=function()n.callMethod? ).
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