Accor’s Pullman brand expands in Malaysia, Vietnam
Accor is expanding its 5-star Pullman brand with the development of Pullman Kuala Lumpur Bangsar, and Pullman Saigon Centre.
The 515-room Pullman Kuala Lumpur Bangsar will be the largest Pullman hotel in Southeast Asia. Located close to Menara Telekom and Midvalley Mega Mall, it is scheduled to open in July 2011.
It will be the third Pullman in Malaysia, following the opening of Pullman Putrajaya and Pullman Kuching in the past two years.
Accor is looking for additional Pullman projects in other key Malaysian destinations, including Penang, Langkawi and Port Dickson.
Vietnam is another destination targeted for significant development of the Pullman brand.
Pullman Saigon Centre is the latest Accor signing in Vietnam. The Pullman will be a 300-room, city centre hotel in District One on Tran Hung Dao,
There are three other Pullman hotels under development in Vietnam – in Vungtau, Sapa and Lao Cai.
Ian Jarrett
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