Minor Hotels to debut in Paris with three NH Hotels

Thailand based hotel group Minor Hotels announced its upcoming debut in the French capital with a trio of four-star Paris hotels. The group will launch three NH Hotels in Q1 2024, with one of the properties to be rebranded as NH Collection in 2025 following a renovation. It debuts with the 207-key NH Paris Gare de l’Est and the 103-key NH Opéra Paris Faubourg. The third property has 80 rooms and will open as NH Paris Champs-Elysées.

This will then be launched in 2025 as NH Collection following a renovation. “We believe this is an amazing opportunity to grow with two of our brands in the second most visited city in the world and home to the 2024 Olympics,” said Dillip Rajakarier, CEO of Minor Hotels. The three Paris hotels will join Minor Hotels’ six properties across France in Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse and Nice.

Outside France, other recent openings from NH brands include NH Collection Milano CityLife in Italy, NH Collection Frankfurt Spin Tower in Germany, and NH Collection Maldives Havodda Resort. Minor operates more than 540 hotels in 56 countries globally. Future openings include NH Collection Helsinki Grand Hansa in Finland, NH Collection Chiang Mai in Thailand and NH Collection Luang Prabang in Laos.

2023-11-16

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