MERCURE PUTS SURABAYA ON THE MAP
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Next Monday Accor opens Mercure Surabaya in Java’s second largest city as part of its long-term strategy to establish Mercure as the leading mid-market brand in Indonesia.
The opening also complements the recent launch of Mercure Batam earlier this month. The 125-room Mercure Surabaya (formerly the Mirama Hotel) has completed a multi-million dollar renovation that brings it up to most recent brand standards.
Mercure Surabaya is celebrating the launch with an outstanding opening rate starting from 399,000 rp (US$44*) net per night until 30 June.
Mercure Surabaya’s prime location in the city’s main business district (CBD) of Jalan Raya Darmo creates a strong demand from corporate clients as the hotel is surrounded by major commercial developments, government buildings and financial institutions. Its sophisticated meeting and function facilities can host up to 1,000 people for weddings, conferences or product launches, supported by 3 breakout rooms and a business centre.
The Mercure is also ideal for leisure travellers, with the resort-like facilities including a swimming pool, modern fitness centre and spa complex.
The hotel’s main dining outlet, Trimurti Restaurant, is poised to become one of the hottest dining venues in Surabaya. Its multi-cuisine buffet highlights the best of International and Indonesian dishes with the outlet’s open plan kitchen adding a touch of drama to the dining room. Lanhau Restaurant is Mercure Surabaya’s flagship Chinese restaurant with 3 private dining areas available for parties or events. Coffee Café serves light meals, sandwiches, snacks and sweets all day and offers live entertainment in the evening. The Oasis Pool Bar serves refreshments and snacks poolside.
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published Feb 22, 2007
