Sydney Airport Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Kerrie Mather said that Sydney Airport targets to give customers with more options and value by offering a diverse range of hotel products close to terminals, and they are excited to be partnering with Mantra Group that is well known for its modern, lifestyle product. They look forward to working with them to further enhance the passenger experience at Sydney Airport.
Mantra Group Chief Executive Officer Bob East said that the company is pleased to be selected as the operator for Sydney Airport's newest hotel.
'The new Mantra hotel is a superbly located property within close proximity and easy walking distance to Sydney Airport's T2 and T3 domestic terminals for business and leisure travellers alike,' Mr. East said.
Mantra Group is well placed to improve the travel experience with a committed airport hotel at Australia's busiest airplane terminal, Sydney Airport. They outline hotels to go beyond the traditional with groups which comprehend that visitor's expectations are advancing and the experiences they create set their brand apart.
They likewise expect their loyal Mantra visitors will promptly embrace this new Sydney Airport hotel and they have arrangements to make a dynamic food and beverage offering that will recognise it as a standout in the area.
The proposed new Mantra hotel will be found adjacent to Ibis Budget Hotel, conveniently situated within walking distance of the T2/T3 Domestic precinct. The hotel will give the most recent design features, a bar and high-quality room decorations catering to the modern traveller. The new hotel will complement Sydney Airport's current on-airport hotels, the 318-room Rydges hotel at T1 and the 199-room Ibis Budget Hotel at T2/T3.
There has been huge interest from hotel administrators in hotel advancement opportunities at Sydney Airport, which have performed strongly. Sydney Airport selected Mantra Group taking after universal requests for recommendations. Mantra Group now offers 127 properties and has developed throughout Australia, NZ and Asia since listing in 2014.
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