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Nobu signs Bangkok hotel
Luxury lifestyle brand Nobu Hospitality has inked an exclusive Thailand-wide development agreement with Asset World Corp Public Company.
It will see the development of two projects in Bangkok.
As part of the agreement they are collaborating to develop further Nobu Hotels and restaurants in Thailand.
They will explore other locations in key destinations across Thailand
A Nobu restaurant will occupy the top floor and rooftop of the Empire Tower, a mixed-use development in the centre of Bangkok.
The restaurant will offer a panorama of the Bangkok skyline and views of the Chao Phraya River.
The location of an already signed Nobu Hotel in Bangkok will soon be announced.
Trevor Horwell, CEO of Nobu Hospitality, states, “We are excited to move forward with the first phase of this partnership in Bangkok whilst carefully planning further developments together.”
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