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Morgans Hotel Group, the New York-based discounted military air line tickets hospitality management company with boutique hotels across the US and in London, has today announced that it has signed a 20-year management agreement for a 200-room boutique property in the capital.
Hudson London, scheduled discounted military air line tickets to open in early 2015, marks the beginning of an international business growth discounted military air line tickets plan to introduce to brand into gateway markets around the globe. It will join Hudson's existing London hotels, Sanderson and St Martins Lane.
We are delighted to announce discounted military air line tickets the development of our first international Hudson-branded hotel, said Michael Gross, chief executive officer of Morgans Hotel Group. "Hudson is our gateway brand, offering guests a unique and social experience, in a creative, unexpected environment. We are looking discounted military air line tickets forward to bringing the spirit of our celebrated New York property to a global stage, and elevating Hudson into a truly international brand."
The hotel's location has not yet been revealed, but plans for Hudson London are said to 'reflect a social and cultural phenomenon where the emphasis is placed on unique personal experience, emotion and individuality.'
The 360-bedroom hotel is set to open in the iconic Sea Containers House on London's South Bank, overlooking the River Thames and is planning to include a restaurant and ground floor and rooftop bars.
Morgans Hotel Group, the New York-based hospitality management company with boutique hotels across the US and in London, has today announced that it has signed discounted military air line tickets a 20-year management agreement for a 200-room boutique property in the capital.
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