Showing posts with label Mercure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mercure. Show all posts

26 February 2016

Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy shares March, April dining promotions

Source: Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy. Braised beancurd, with salted egg in the background.
Source: Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy. Braised beancurd, with salted egg in the background.

Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy is running a number of dining promotions for March and April 2016.

A Teochew porridge promotion, with side dishes conceived by Head Chef Victor Lee Appu, at Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant during the months of

Teochew porridge is a traditional staple for the Teochew people, originating from Eastern Guangdong in China. Unlike Cantonese congee, Singapore’s Teochew porridge is cooked without any broth and is served with a wide array of side dishes and condiments. These are usually cooked with minimal seasoning to retain the natural taste of the side dishes and complement the bland rice porridge.

Over 15 side dishes are prepared on order, including salted egg and braised beancurd. Free flow Teochew porridge and condiments are included. For a complete dining experience, the hotel recommends the Peking Duck set menu for either six or 10 persons, from S$298 and S$428 respectively.

Source: Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy. Peking duck set.
Source: Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy. Peking duck set.

Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy is also featuring heritage Singaporean delights such as the Signature Laksa and Durian Paste at Feast@East Buffet Restaurant. Besides special dine-in rates for senior citizens and Pioneers, ladies enjoy discounted prices on Thursdays.

At breez bistro.bar, the promotional meal sets during March and April include grilled beef fillet mignon and pan-seared seabass.

“Wave” special seafood stew and nasi goreng with marinated chicken are also available at Wave Café during March and April. The stew is served along with herbed garlic toast and a touch of saffron aioli. An afternoon tea set is available at Wave Café daily from 2 to 6pm.

Interested?

4 February 2016

Grand Mercure Qingdao Nanshan Resort opens its doors

Source: AccorHotels. The Grand Mercure Qingdao Nanshan Resort.
Source: AccorHotels. The Grand Mercure Qingdao Nanshan Resort.
AccorHotels has opened the Grand Mercure Qingdao Nanshan Resort, the second property under the Grand Mercure brand to debut in Qingdao following the Grand Mercure Qingdao Airport, and the 14th hotel to join the brand’s network in Greater China.

“Grand Mercure Qingdao Nanshan Resort is an excellent addition to the Grand Mercure network in the beautiful coastal and largest city of Shandong province,” said Michel Molliet, Chief Operating Officer, AccorHotels Greater China. “Grand Mercure is an upscale network of hotels and apartments enriched with local traditions and renowned French touches. The brand is the cultural touchstones that reflect a unique heritage charm.”

Located adjacent to Qingdao International Exhibition Centre, the largest exhibition and convention venue in Shandong province with the central business district and Qingdao Liuting International Airport a short drive away.

Grand Mercure Qingdao Nanshan Resort features 508 contemporary guest rooms and suites, with modern facilities, including a minibar, complimentary Wi-Fi connection and a flat screen TV.  The resort’s private beach is within walking distance.

The hotel has eight function rooms, two board rooms and two pillar-less Grand Ballrooms that can cater up to 1,000 guests. Local and international cuisines are served at the Sunshine Global Western Restaurant, while authentic Chinese cuisine and fresh seafood are served at Linhai Xuan. The Lobby Bar and the Cigar Bar offer venues to unwind.

AccorHotels launched the Pullman Qingdao Ziyue about a month before, bringing the Pullman network in Greater China to 26 operating hotels. Located in Chengyang District, Pullman Qingdao Ziyue is a five-minute drive from Qingdao Liuting International Airport, with easy access to Qingdao city centre and the Qingdao International Expo Centre.

For MICE the Pullman Qingdao Ziyue has a 1,700 sq m conference and banquet facility, including a 900 sq m pillarless ballroom that can host up to 600 guests and five versatile meeting rooms.

Interested?

The Grand Mercure Qingdao Nanshan Resort is at 46 Wenquan Road, Binhai Road, Jimo Qingdao, Shandong Province, China. Room rates start from RMB498*. For reservations, email h9964-sm at accor.com or call +86 532 8505 6888

Room rates for the Pullman Qingdao Ziyue start from RMB466*. For reservations, email H8603-SM at accor.com

*Terms and conditions apply.

9 December 2015

Mercure Shanghai Royalton is 8th Mercure property in Greater China

Source: Mercure website.

AccorHotels, a major international hotelier, has opened the Mercure Shanghai Royalton, the 8th property in the group’s midscale Mercure brand in Greater China. Situated in downtown Shanghai in Hongqiao business and shopping district, the hotel is a 20-minute drive from Hongqiao Airport and Hongqiao Railway Station. The Cloud Nine Shopping Mall is within walking distance, and Zhongshan Park is nearby.

“Mercure Shanghai Royalton is a fantastic addition to the Mercure brand, a global network of hotels that fuses international hotel standards with authentic local culture to provide an unparalleled hotel experience,” said Paul Richardson, Chief Operating Officer, AccorHotels Greater China. “Shanghai is one of the world’s most exciting destinations."

Mercure Shanghai Royalton features 239 guestrooms and suites, all equipped with free high-speed WiFi and LCD TVs. The hotel also features six meeting rooms accommodating up to 200 people, with conferencing technology and a dedicated professional support team.

Fuji Restaurant offers an authentic Japanese dining experience, while the Grand Bodega Spanish Restaurant offers traditional Spanish dishes. R Kitchen, the hotel’s Chinese restaurant, employs some of the best chefs locally to prepare Cantonese and Shanghainese dishes.

14 September 2015

Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy adds black bean mooncakes to 2015 selection

Source: Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy.

Savour a classic twist on handmade traditional mooncakes by Head Chef Lester Wang during the Mooncake festival at the Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy.

Available in more than 20 flavours, the baked and snowskin mooncakes by Wang run through the spectrum between  nostalgia and modernity. Crowd favourites include Jia Wei Durian, Signature Italian Dark Coffee, Raspberry with Dark Chocolate mooncakes.

The selection includes two new flavours this year: traditional black bean paste baked mooncakes and the ‘Ying Yang’ snowskin mooncake, which combines white lotus and black bean filings.

“For this year’s Mooncake Festival, we want to give our customers a taste of the past through our classic flavours. That is also reflected through the packaging and the efforts towards each handmade mooncake for the best texture.” said Klaus Gottschalk, General Manager of Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy.

Interested?

Mooncakes are available for purchase till 27 September at Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant and the Wave Café. Call +65 6340 5678 with questions.

Read the WorkSmart Asia blog posts about mooncakes from the Marina Mandarin Singapore, Mandarin Orchard Singapore and Tea Forte Singapore

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6 August 2015

Mercure Phu Quoc Resort & Villas offers beach setting for MICE

Source: AccorHotels. The Mercure Phu Quoc Resort & Villas.

AccorHotels has opened Mercure Phu Quoc Resort & Villas, the group’s second hotel on the island of Phu Quoc in Vietnam. The newly refurbished resort offers both privacy and accessibility. It is 5 minutes from Phu Quoc International Airport, and 7 km from Duong Dong town. Phu Quoc is a 50-minute flight from Ho Chi Minh City.

Said Patrick Basset, Chief Operating Officer for AccorHotels Thailand, Vietnam, South Korea, Japan, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and the Philippines, “As the third Mercure in Vietnam, the resort strengthens AccorHotels’ commitment in the country to growing the Mercure brand, which combines international service standards with local charm.”

The 72 villas feature private terraces, LED TVs with satellite channels, coffee and tea making facilities and a minibar. The beach front Executive Pool Villas are built with private swimming pools with underwater lounge chairs, bathrooms with jacuzzi tubs and separate living rooms.

"Phu Quoc is becoming favoured for its stunning beaches and untouched natural environment, and our staff are committed to helping guests experience the best of the island,” said Remi Faubel, the resort’s General Manager.

For meetings, conferences, or corporate retreats, the hotel boasts a fully equipped function room ideal for private and corporate functions. Its meeting facilities can accommodate up to 80 guests.

Interested?

Rates at Mercure Phu Quoc Resort and Villas start at US$106. For more information, contact +84 773 972 999. 

8 July 2015

New Mercure Hoi An Royal has introductory offer

Source: Accor.

AccorHotels, the largest operator of international hotels in Vietnam and Asia Pacific, has opened the Mercure Hoi An Royal, its sixth hotel in Central Vietnam and second hotel in the UNESCO World Heritage town of Hoi An.

Just 45 minutes from Danang International Airport, the hotel is near Hoi An Ancient Town and Cua Dai beach, and walking distance to Thu Bon River, the historic Japanese Bridge, and local markets and tailors.

The Ancient Town is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port, dating from the 15th to the 19th century. The city is popular with tourists for its historic streetscapes, architecture, river and thriving arts and dining scene.

The newly refurbished 96-room boutique hotel combines cultural authenticity with a full range of facilities and high-standard services designed to appeal to the growing MICE market.

Patrick Basset, Chief Operating Officer for AccorHotels Thailand, Vietnam, South Korea, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and the Philippines says, “Hoi An has always been a must-go destination for both local and international travellers. Cultural enthusiasts are unable to resist its nostalgic old streets and heritage as a 600-year old trading port and now as a haven for artists and galleries. The opening of Mercure Hoi An in this historic town adds to the growing network of AccorHotels’ mid-scale brand that embodies high service standards and warmth.”

The hotel offers 42 standard rooms, 40 superior rooms, and 14 junior suites. The suites have private terraces with direct access to the hotel’s swimming pool and garden. Each room features tea and coffee making facilities, a safe, a bathroom, a balcony, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and complimentary Wi-Fi access.

Cluster General Manager Tangi Le Grand says “Mercure Hoi An Royal was designed in a boutique style that blends in perfectly with the local ambiance. Following its refurbishment, the hotel looks forward to welcoming corporate and leisure travellers seeking the high comfort, service and quality offerings of the Mercure brand.”

The Royal Restaurant offers all-day buffet-style and àla carte dining with international cuisine, while the Pool Bar has a selection of beverages and snacks.

To meet the demand for meetings and conferences, the hotel's has meeting facilities that can accommodate up to 25 guests.

To celebrate its grand opening, Mercure Hoi An Royal has an introductory offer with rates starting from VND1,290,000 per room, per night with daily breakfast for two and complimentary Wi-Fi access. This offer is valid from now until 31st October 2015.

Interested?

Email reservations@mercurehoianroyal.com
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17 June 2015

Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant introduces new menu

Source: Accor Hotels.

Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant at the Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy has launched a new menu in conjunction with the arrival of its new Master Chef Victor. The dishes are designed to reflect the contemporary oriental décor, and embrace the Chinese concept of 家味, or flavours of home.

The menu highlights Oriental favourites such as Chef’s superior fish maw with seafood soup, and fresh prawns served with two signature sauces. There is a wide array of dim sum on the menu, and an unusual dessert, the deep-fried cempedak ice cream.

“We recognise the importance of family bonding, and we are excited with the newly launched menu that gives diners the opportunity to savour home-cooked dishes (just as if they were in) the comfort of their home,” said Klaus Gottschalk, General Manager of Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy.

Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant is at level 2 of the Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy. Lunch is served from 11.30am to 3pm from Mondays to Saturdays, from 11am to 3pm on Sundays and public Holidays. Dinner is served from 6pm to 11.00pm daily.

Interested? 

Make a reservation at +65 6340 5678 or visit www.grandmercureroxy.com.sg

14 November 2014

Mercure Bali Legian open for bookings

Accor Hotels has launched a new 4-star Mercure hotel in Legian, Bali, Indonesia, which will welcome guests after the abolition of the US$70 Visa on Arrival scheme for Australian visitors. 

Source: Accor. The Mercure Bali Legian is open for bookings.

The eco-friendly Mercure Bali Legian is the newest and the largest 4-star hotel in Legian Kelod, opening its doors from 7 December 2014. It is five minutes’ walk to Legian beach and 20 minutes to the airport with access from a by-pass road that avoids the often congested Kuta one-way system.

Guests can look forward to natural timber finishes, in-built trees, open air terraces, an infinity pool deck and bar on the 4th floor, and a large pool area outside Ancak Restaurant. Some of the 321 rooms have their own private plunge pools while eight rooms come with an oversized deck overlooking either the lobby sculpture or pool area.

Each room has international power sockets, individually controlled air conditioning, tea and coffee making facilities and an in-room safe. 
The hotel also offers free Wi-Fi and a Business centre.

For the pre-opening 'Mates Rates' for twin sharing, available until March 31 2015, email to Reservation@mercurebalilegian.com. Bookings can be made from now until March 31 2015 for a travel period until June 2015, with some black-out dates over Christmas and New Year’s Eve.