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Property fact sheet Status: September 2018 Distance Location Hotel Type Room No. Opening Date Airport Bahrain 1) Bahrain Hotel 106 15 January 2004 0.5 km China 2) Enshi (Hubei province) Hotel 240 12 August 2013 2.5 km Egypt 3) Aswan (Elephantine Island) Resort 230 1 July 2004 28 km 4) Cairo-Media City Hotel & Casino 360 18 June 2008 65 km 5) El Gouna (Red Sea) Beach Resort & Spa 420 1 January 2002 35 km 6) El Quseir (Red Sea) Beach Resort 250 1 December 1994 68 km 7) El Sokhna (Gulf of Suez) Beach Resort 162 1 June 2008 120 km 8) MS Prince Abbas (Lake Nasser) Cruise 65 2 November 2007 25 km 9) MS Royal Lily (River Nile) Cruise 60 6 November 2007 25 km 10) MS Royal Lotus (River Nile) Cruise 62 15 November 2005 25 km 11) MS Hamees (River Nile) Cruise 72 1 October 2012 25 km 12) MS Darakum (River Nile) Cruise 54 1 October 2012 25 km 13) MS Sun Ray Cruise 66 1 October 2012 25 km 14) SS Misr Cruise 24 1 October 2012 25 km 15) SB Feddya Cruise 4 1 October 2012 25 km 16) Sharm El Sheikh Beach Resort 302 7 April 2012 10km 17) Soma Bay Beach Resort 418 1 May 2013 50 km 18) Taba (Sinai) Beach Resort 424 7 January 2006 39km Germany 19) Berlin Hotel 243 29 March 2004 10 km 20) Frankfurt City Hotel 288 8 June 2006 11 km 21) Hamburg Hotel 226 6 June 2007 10 km 22) München-Airport Airport Hotel 165 6 April 1990 4 km 23) Münster (North Rhine-Westphalia) Hotel 224 7 May 1982 28 km 24) Nürnberg-Airport (Bavaria) Airport Hotel 150 30 January 1995 0 km 25) Stuttgart-Airport (Baden Airport Hotel 326 4 October 2007 0.2 km Württemberg) Ghana 26) Accra Hotel 260 1 June 2011 7 km Indonesia 27) Jimbaran Bali Resort 297 12 January 2017 7 km Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Management AG Oberneuhofstrasse 12 | 6340 Baar | Switzerland Phone +41 41 759 19 19 | [email protected] movenpick.com MÖVENPICK is a registered trademark of Mövenpick Holding AG. 1 / 3 Jordan 28) Aqaba (Red Sea) Beach Resort 296 13 April 2000 10 km 29) Tala Bay Aqaba (Red Sea) Beach Resort & Spa 302 17 August 2009 27 km 30) Dead Sea Beach Resort & Spa 346 15 April 1999 70 km 31) Petra Resort 183 1 October 1996 220 km 32) Nabatean Castle Petra Resort 92 1 April 2001 220 km Kenya 33) Nairobi Hotel 276 9 April 2018 20 km Kuwait 34) Kuwait Hotel 100 1 February 2003 7 km 35) Al Bida’a Kuwait Beach Resort 280 1 May 2007 15 km Lebanon 36) Beirut Beach Resort & Spa 292 3 July 2002 10 km Malaysia 37) Kuala Lumpur Hotel 333 16 July 2018 11 km Morocco 38) Malabata (Tangier) Hotel & Casino 240 15 June 2001 15 km 39) Marrakech Hotel 503 15 October 2016 4 km 40) Casablanca Hotel 184 1 June 2014 30 km Netherlands 41) Amsterdam City Centre Hotel 408 1 September 2006 24 km 42) ‘s-Hertogenbosch Hotel 92 October 1991 40 km Pakistan 43) Karachi Hotel 407 1 January 2014 17 km Philippines 44) Mactan Island, Cebu Beach Resort 245 16 December 2012 6 km 45) Boracay Beach Resort 312 1 December 2017 10 km Qatar 46) Doha West Bay Hotel 347 1 January 2007 12 km 47) Doha Hotel 154 6 November 2001 5 km Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 48) Al Khobar Hotel 143 1 May 2008 50 km 49) Beach Resort Al Khobar Resort 36 23 November 2011 45 min 50) Jeddah Hotel 140 17 July 2002 30 km 51) Jeddah City Star Hotel 228 18 September 2016 20 km 52) Al Nawras Jeddah Resort 89 10 January 2003 13 km 53) Madinah Hotel 206 1 January 2003 15 km 54) Anwar Al Madinah Hotel 1295 24 March 2004 15 km 55) Hajar Tower Makkah Hotel & Residences 1200 1 May 2009 64 km 56) Riyadh Hotel 438 30 August 2015 36 km 57) Qassim Hotel 159 1 January 2007 40 km 58) Yanbu Resort 201 1 September 2009 33 km Sri Lanka Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Management AG Oberneuhofstrasse 12 | 6340 Baar | Switzerland Phone +41 41 759 19 19 | [email protected] movenpick.com MÖVENPICK is a registered trademark of Mövenpick Holding AG. 2 / 3 59) Colombo Hotel 219 7 January 2017 34 km Switzerland 60) Egerkingen (Solothurn) Hotel 137 1986 37 km 61) Geneva Hotel & Casino 350 7 January 1990 1.5 km 62) Lausanne Hotel 337 April 1988 50 km 63) Zürich-Airport Airport Hotel 333 10 April 1973 2 km 64) Zürich-Regensdorf Hotel 149 3 October 1973 12 km Thailand 65) Bangtao Beach Phuket Beach Resort 40 1 May 2011 20 km 66) Karon Beach Phuket Beach Resort & Spa 363 20 June 2006 50 km 67) Pattaya Hotel 262 6 February 2016 26 km 68) Ekkamai Bangkok Residences 158 1 March 2017 22 km 69) Sukhumvit 15 Bangkok Hotel 297 1 May 2015 18 km 70) Chiang Mai Hotel 262 7 November 2017 6.5 km 71) Hua Hin Resort 96 1 August 2018 1.1 km Tunisia 72) Gammarth (La Marsa) Beach Resort 119 1 November 2010 15 km 73) Sousse Beach Resort & Spa 618 31 March 2010 20 km 74) Du Lac Beach Resort 189 9 April 2018 10 km Turkey 75) Ankara Hotel 176 18 June 2012 30 km 76) Istanbul Hotel 249 22 February 2003 28 km 77) Istanbul Golden Horn Hotel 136 31 March 2015 16 km 78) Izmir Hotel 185 13 February 2008 18 km United Arab Emirates 79) Bur Dubai Hotel & Apartments 312 23 July 2003 10 km 80) Dubai Al Mamzar Hotel & Apartments 180 20 January 2013 10 min 81) Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel 396 1 October 2010 30 km 82) Jumeirah Beach Hotel 294 1 April 2010 30 km 83) Jumeirah Lakes Towers Hotel 168 29 October 2013 35 km Vietnam 84) Hanoi Hotel 154 1 December 2008 35 km Geographical distribution Area Properties Rooms Europe 18 4174 Middle East 27 7983 Asia (incl. Sri 15 3685 Lanka and Pakistan) Africa 24 5362 84 21204 Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Management AG Oberneuhofstrasse 12 | 6340 Baar | Switzerland Phone +41 41 759 19 19 | [email protected] movenpick.com MÖVENPICK is a registered trademark of Mövenpick Holding AG. 3 / 3 .
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