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New One&Only resort set for China
Kerzner International is to develop the first One&Only resort in China.
The company, owned and run by hotel and casino mogul Sol Kerzner, has entered an agreement with Hainan Gezhouba Industrial Company to develop and operate the resort at Tufu Bya, in Hainan.
The resort with 180 guest rooms and villas is expected to open early 2014.
"Tufu Bay is ideally suited for creating the first One&Only experience in China. The setting is just spectacular and I am very confident the resort will be well received by our many loyal One&Only guests and new guests alike," said Sol Kerzner, chairman, Kerzner International.
"It feels terrific to be able to make this announcement and get back to doing what we do best – designing and managing world-class luxury resorts."
There are seven One&Only resorts – One&Only Reethi Rah, Maldives; One&Only Le Saint Géran in Mauritius; One&Only Royal Mirage in Dubai; One&Only Ocean Club in The Bahamas, One&Only Palmilla in Los Cabos, Mexico, One&Only Cape Town, South Africa and One&Only The Palm, Dubai.
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