Hotel in PlusPoint III building in Hoofddorp completed
21-04-2011
The hotel in the PlusPoint III building owned by PingProperties has become a fact. It will open its doors and welcome its first guests on Friday 22 April.
PingProperties has leased the PlusPoint III building to The Vincent Hotel Group. A hotel of the Holiday Inn Express format (three stars) has been created, comprising some 4,000 sqm, spread over five floors, with 125 rooms, a conference room and a breakfast area.
The hotel is in the immediate vicinity of Schiphol and has hardly any competing hotel formats in the surrounding area. The Vincent Hotel Group has already concluded some framework agreements with air carriers for their crews and delayed passengers. In Europe the format currently has about 200 hotels with 23,000 rooms.
PlusPoint III forms part of the PlusPoint complex, situated in the Beukenhorst-West office park. The complex comprises four office buildings and two multi-storey car parks. The arrival of the hotel in PlusPoint III has a positive effect on the area and the values of the other buildings owned by PingProperties in Beukenhorst-West.
Holiday Inn Express is a format of InterContinental Hotel Group, the world’s largest hotel chain. Holiday Inn Express is a fast growing hotel brand focusing on cost-conscious travellers.
PlusPoint III is one of the 23 properties in PingProperties Office fund II, which is managed by PingProperties.
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