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Jan 27, 2019, 2:17 am

#76

lingua101

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I wonder why the property seems can leave the chain with a very short notice.

I though there should be ample time given.

Also shouldn't all prepaid rate be refunded as there is no such property anymore?

Jan 27, 2019, 5:07 am

#77

jiunsoh

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Originally Posted by jiunsoh

One of the local A+ agent told me it might rebrand to Grand Mercure.

at the same time a restaurant manager in Pullman Klcc also saying the same, I am not sure all these came from a same source or not.

I decided to call hotel, the staff told me they will be closing 4 months then turn into Hilton.

Jan 27, 2019, 6:25 am

#78

nrouxel

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lingua101

I wonder why the property seems can leave the chain with a very short notice.

I though there should be ample time given.

it seems that for some countries there are laws that prohibits to communicate this type of information to customers before the D day.

Jan 27, 2019, 9:58 am

#79

lingua101

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Originally Posted by nrouxel

it seems that for some countries there are laws that prohibits to communicate this type of information to customers before the D day.

ok fine but those reservation after D day should no longer valid as the hotel is no longer exist

Jan 28, 2019, 1:36 am

#80

IMH

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kobetraveller

it was revealed [...] that Pullman Putrajaya (Kuala Lumpur) would leave Accor.

I've recently heard [...] that it will be reflagged as a Double Tree by Hilton [...]

Quote:

Originally Posted by jiunsoh

One of the local A+ agent told me it might rebrand to Grand Mercure.

at the same time a restaurant manager in Pullman Klcc also saying the same

Quote:

Originally Posted by jiunsoh

I decided to call hotel, the staff told me they will be closing 4 months then turn into Hilton.

Just to clarify: As far as we know, it is only the Pullman Putrajaya that is rebranding, right? (I initially read the above as suggesting that the Pullman KLCC would be changing as well.)

Jan 28, 2019, 1:44 am

#81

Kobetraveller

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As far as I know, the discussion of Pullman rebranding in KL has only ever concerned Pullman Putrajaya.

I have never heard any such rumours about Pullman KLCC or Pullman Bangsar.

I can only speak for myself.

Jan 28, 2019, 4:08 am

#82

jiunsoh

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Quote:

Originally Posted by IMH

Just to clarify: As far as we know, it is only the Pullman Putrajaya that is rebranding, right? (I initially read the above as suggesting that the Pullman KLCC would be changing as well.)

yes, the pullman putrajaya is rebranding

i found this in a news, stating Hilton Putrajaya 290 rooms, similiar to rooms in Pullman
Hilton to introduce two new brands in Malaysia | The Edge Markets

Jan 29, 2019, 9:02 am

#83

teo1991

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jiunsoh

yes, the pullman putrajaya is rebranding

i found this in a news, stating Hilton Putrajaya 290 rooms, similiar to rooms in Pullman
Hilton to introduce two new brands in Malaysia The Edge Markets

hmm in Hilton website it’s stated only would be opened in 2021 Doubletree by Hilton Putrajaya
Anyway a new place to enjoy my newly earned Honor Gold status lol

Feb 3, 2019, 3:43 am

#84

JTCz

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We also mourn the quiet loss of the former Sofitel Taba Heights, which held on to its brand longer than most other branded hotels in the area, and is now known as the "Mosaique Beach Resort".

Interestingly, the last hotel of the cluster to remain branded is the Mövenpick Resort Taba.