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WORLDHOTELS continues expansion in India

Daily news, 04 Apr 2008

HONG KONG – The Imperial Palace Hotel, part of an exclusive new 240-acre estate in the heart of Mumbai western suburbs in India, has joined WORLDHOTELS as a member of the Deluxe Collection.

The 417-room hotel is part of Royal Palms Estate, incorporating the prestigious Royal Palms Golf & Country Club, in the city’s only ‘green belt’ seven kilometers from Mumbai’s Sahar International Airport and close to the city’s exhibition centre.

The Imperial Palace features a spa, state-of- the-art business centre, and conference and banqueting facilities for up to 300. F&B options include a specialty restaurant and coffee shop.

 
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