Pullman to be launched in Makkah

Pullman to be launched in Makkah
Updated 23 May 2012
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Pullman to be launched in Makkah

Pullman to be launched in Makkah

Munshaat Real Estate Projects Company and Accor have announced the signing of Zamzam Pullman Makkah, formerly Zamzam Grand at the Arabian Travel Market.
Zamzam Pullman Makkah will undergo extensive renovation to truly portray the core characteristics and values of the Pullman brand. The renovation will start with the public areas and restaurants in May 2012 and continue with the full refurbishment of the 1,315 suites and rooms.
Hamad Al-Atiqi, CEO Munshaat Real Estate Projects Company, said: "We are pleased to partner with Accor, one of the world's leading hotel operators and a market leader in hospitality. Accor shares our passion in creating a new upscale hotel in the holy city of Makkah, which integrates the best elements of the Kingdom's religious and historical heritage with innovative facilities. The Zammam Pullman will be the largest hotel in our portfolio of 2,959 rooms in the holy cities."
The property is a distinctive landmark in Makkah, centrally located just a few steps away from Holy Haram facing King Abdulaziz gate. It offers guests refined elegance, modern facilities and an ambiance of spirituality. The prime location of the hotel is within walking distance of the Holy Mosque. The Zamzam Pullman is part of Abraj Al-Bait complex that shelters the lunar observation center, Makkah Islamic Heritage Museum and a wide range of lifestyle facilities.
The 948 rooms and 367 suites are fully equipped to provide world-class service and modern comfort. Most of the units enjoy a breath-taking view over Haram, Kaaba or the city of Makkah. Zamzam Pullman guests will enjoy Continental, Asian and authentic Arabic cuisines at Al-Zahra and Al-Yasmin restaurant.
Christophe Landais, MD, Accor Middle East, said: "This hotel represents an important step for the brand in the Middle East and is the latest addition to Accor's current network of our Pullman properties in the region."