Lima, Jun. 17 (ANDINA).- French hotel chain Accor opened on Monday a four-star Novotel hotel in the Limean district of San Isidro, which construction required an investment of 18.5 million dollars, reported its general manager, Ana Lucia Kosceniewski.
It is worth mentioning that, in March, the company announced an investment of 15 million dollars for construction works, amount exceeded during the decorating and implementation process.
"The hotel was built in record time of 18 months and, due to its strategic location, it is expected to attract corporate customers, who pass through this area daily," she said.
This seven-storey hotel has 208 rooms including two suites (50 square meters), 71 twin bedrooms, 130 double bedrooms and five disabled bedrooms with 25 square meters each one.
It also has seven reception rooms with a total capacity for 490 people, located on first and second floors, since the hotel seeks to satisfy the strong demand of companies for spacious rooms equipped to conduct workshops, trainings and press conferences.
Other services include business center, children area, spa, gym, indoor pool, bar and restaurant.
Its other brands include Sofitel, Novotel, Mercure, Ibis and Etap. It has a four-star Novotel in the city of Cusco, and also comanages the five-star Sofitel Royal Park, located in the district of San Isidro.
Accor is Europe's largest hotel group with some 3,700 hotels worldwide of which approximately 1250 are situated in France and nearly 700 in other parts of Europe.
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