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ibis, the worldwide economy hotel brand of the Accor group, announces the opening of the largest ibis hotel in Asia Pacific, ibis Bandung Trans Studio. The hotel with 606 contemporary guest rooms is located in the city of Bandung, West Java, adjacent to Bandung Supermal and Trans Studio, the largest indoor theme park in Asia.
With new direct flights from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, ibis Bandung Trans Studio is not an only ideal hotel for Indonesian domestic market but also for regional travelers.
Patrick Sibourg, General Manager of ibis Bandung Trans Studio said, “We are very confident in the market potential of ibis Bandung Trans Studio, which offers the most advanced level of comfort in economy segment in the city. All 606 guest rooms convey a minimalist modern spirit, 32-inch LCD TV, Internet access and in-room safe. We also have 222 rooms with connecting doors for families. With its strategic location directly adjacent to Trans Studio Theme Park and with great access to the all parts of Bandung City, the hotel is sure to quickly become ‘the place to stay’ for visitors seeking out great value accommodation in Bandung.”
The 22-floor hotel also features Oopen restaurant, which offers pasta and grill specialties in open kitchen concept. Oopen trades is open all day and serves all three meal periods.
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