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NEWS | Best Western Breaks Ground On Newest Hotel In South Korea


Post News 21 December 2011 Best Western Breaks Ground On Newest Hotel In South Korea Best Western Breaks Ground On Newest Hotel In South Korea Best Western Breaks Ground On Newest Hotel In South Korea Best Western International - The World's Largest Hotel Chain® - has broken ground on a new hotel in the city of Gunsan in South Korea.
BEST WESTERN Gunsan Hotel is due to open in Quarter 3, 2013. The 183-room hotel will add Gunsan as a new destination to Best Western's existing presence in South Korea, which currently comprises nine hotels. The hotel's facilities will include a swimming pool, restaurant and coffee shop, lobby lounge, bar, fitness area, meeting rooms, business centre and car park. The hotel itself will be connected to the city convention centre. The hotel is ideally surrounded by major companies such as Hyundai Heavy Industry, Doosan Infracore and General Motors. Gunsan, in North Jeolla Province, has commenced Saemangeum development project which is a national project to build a global city as a frontrunner of green growth. It will create 283 km2 of reclaimed land and a lake as large as 118 km2 by constructing the world's longest 33.9km sea dike connecting Gunsan and Buan on the west coast of Korea. BEST WESTERN Gunsan Hotel in Saemangeum will emerge as an economic hub of Northeast Asia, a location of choice for business, industry, and tourism.

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