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PHOENIX — BWH Hotel Group is expanding its global footprint with several new properties in Europe, Asia and North America.

Select hotels joining the portfolio include:

  • Vïb Hotel by Best Western Denver RiNo (Denver, Colo.)
  • Sadie Best Western Hotel @ Luton (Luton, Eng.)
  • Best Western Plus Celebrity Suites (Vienna, At.)
  • Best Western Plus Market Square (Lviv, Ukraine)
  • Best Western Le Relais du Vigneron (Vertus Blancs Coteaux, France)
  • Best Western M-Treize Paris Asnieres (Asnieres-Sur-Seine, France)
  • Best Western Parkhotel Brehna-Halle (Sandersdorf-Brehna, Germany)
  • Best Western Nada Don Mueang Airport Hotel (Bangkok, Thailand)
  • Sure Hotel by Best Western Hilden-Dusseldorf (Hilden, Germany)

With these new hotels on-boarded, BWH Hotel Group has added nearly 200 hotels to its portfolio in Europe, Asia and North America in the last year with an additional 90 set to open before the end of the year. Additionally, BWH Hotel Group has expanded its collection of soft-brand hotels. In the last year, 60 soft-brand hotels were added to its portfolio. Select properties include:

  • Independence Park Hotel, BW Premier Collection (Philadelphia, Pa.)
  • The Hub Murray Hill, BW Premier Collection (New Providence, N.J.)
  • Palazzo Gatto Art Hotel & SPA, BW Premier Collection (Trapani, Italy)
  • Fountain Park Hotel, BW Signature Collection (Fountain Hills, Az.)
  • Ten Hotel, BW Signature Collection (Upplands Vasby, Sweden)
  • Villa Inn & Suites, SureStay Collection by Best Western (Hearst, Ont.)

“Guests are travelling again for both leisure and business. Having a variety of properties across every chain scale segment provides our guests with hotels for any purpose or need as they plan their global travels,” says Larry Cuculic, president and CEO, BWH Hotel Group. “Despite the challenges of recent years, BWH Hotel Group has a strong foundation that will help us continue to expand our portfolio. We’re excited to add these properties and will look to grow our brands in key travel destinations around the world.”  

“Our collections are rapidly growing across the globe and we’re eager to continue building our portfolio,” says Brad LeBlanc, senior VP and Chief Development Officer, BWH Hotel Group. “Soft branding allows owners to maintain independence and uniqueness, while being connected to BWH Hotel Group’s global distribution network. Soft branding will continue to be a major focus for our company, as we expand in target markets and countries in key regions.” 

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