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Alila Hotels rising with 10 new properties
Asian hotelier Alila Hotels & Resorts will more than double its portfolio of boutique hotels and resorts by 2015, with plans to add up to 10 new properties in the next two years.
The development plan will include the launch of Alila JabalAkhdar in the mountain regions of Oman, set for the turn of the year.
Other projects include Alila Fort Bishangarh, a warrior fort in Rajasthan currently undergoing restoration and set to open in late 2013; Alila Seminyak, a beachfront resort in Bali due to launch in 2014 and Alila Villas Bintan, slated for completion in 2015.
Further developments are underway in Jakarta with the planned 2014 opening of Alila Jakarta SCBD; in China with Alila Meiziwan Anji, Alila Xiangshuiwan, Alila Yingde and Alila Lishui due to launch over the next two years and in Malaysia where properties in Sabah and Kuala Lumpur are set for 2015 openings.
Alila Hotels & Resorts currently manages eight properties under the Alila Villas and Alila brands in Bali, Jakarta, Bangalore and Goa.
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