Rotana enters Bosnia and Herzegovina with official opening of Bosmal Arjaan by Rotana in Sarajevo (Bosnie-Herzégovine)
The new property offers 132 fully serviced one, two and three-bedroom deluxe hotel apartments |
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Rotana enters Bosnia and Herzegovina with official opening of Bosmal Arjaan by Rotana in Sarajevo (Bosnie-Herzégovine)
The new property offers 132 fully serviced one, two and three-bedroom deluxe hotel apartments |
Catégorie : Europe - Bosnie-Herzégovine - Économie du secteur -
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Strategically located within Sarajevo’s Bosmal City Centre complex, the new property offers 132 fully serviced one, two and three-bedroom deluxe hotel apartments, a stylish restaurant, two meeting rooms, and a state-of-the-art fitness and wellness club featuring a gymnasium, a sauna, a Turkish bath, and multiple treatment rooms. Each of the spacious accommodations includes a fully equipped kitchen, modern amenities and the latest in-room technologies, complemented by Rotana’s exceptional hospitality and service standards.
As Bosnia and Herzegovina’s first-ever branded hotel apartments, Bosmal Arjaan by Rotana introduces a new concept to the country. The hotel offers the most spacious rooms in Sarajevo and is located within the nation’s tallest residential tower. Owned by Al Thani Companies Group L.L.C., it boasts a prime location close to the city centre and its largest shopping mall and is just a short drive from major attractions including the Old Town and the famous Vrelo Bosne Park at the foothills of Mount Igman. Ideally suited for both business and leisure guests, Bosmal Arjaan by Rotana is designed for modern travellers who appreciate contemporary living.
Commenting on the opening, Rotana’s Acting CEO, Guy Hutchinson said: “The opening of Bosmal Arjaan by Rotana supports the diversification of hotel products in Sarajevo by bringing a new type of accommodation to this wonderful city. Rotana is proud to contribute to the growth of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s flourishing tourism sector. We are pleased to play a part in the development journey of this dynamic market through our policy of hiring, training and developing the local talents to deliver an outstanding guest experience with our signature personal touch.”
Assaad Assaad, CFO, Al Thani Companies Group L.L.C. said: “We are delighted to partner with Rotana to operate this exceptional new property in the heart of Sarajevo. Rotana’s reputation for quality hotel management made the company the natural choice to help us introduce this exciting new concept to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and we look forward to working closely together to provide a home-from-home experience for our guests that will help to further elevate the city’s position as a prominent destination among travellers.”
Renowned as one of the region’s fastest-growing business centres, Sarajevo is also establishing a reputation as a touristic hotspot. The city attracted more than half a million visitors during 2018, representing an 18.8% increase year-on-year. Of these, almost 90% stayed in hotels, with the majority travelling from GCC, Turkey, Croatia, China, Slovenia, Germany, Serbia, USA, and Italy. The city of Sarajevo is home to grand architecture and boasts a rich history, with the old town of Bascarsija dating back to the Turkish Ottoman Empire. Visitors can explore an abundance of shops, museums, and places to eat, together with the famous Sebilj fresh-water fountain.
Marko Korica, General Manager, Bosmal Arjaan by Rotana, said: “It’s a pleasure to launch this beautiful hotel here in the heart of Sarajevo, one of the most charming destinations in the Balkans. Our team are eager to welcome travellers from all corners of the globe and help to ensure their stay in this vibrant city is a pleasant and memorable one. We look forward to delivering on the Rotana promise of treasured time for our guests and establishing Bosmal Arjaan by Rotana as one of the top accommodation choices in Bosnia and Herzegovina.”
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