Hayman Island set to re-open next year as Hayman Island resort by InterContinental

 

IHG, Intercontinental Hotel Group takes over management of Hayman Island, rebranding it as Hayman Island, by InterContinental. Who wants to own a piece of heaven on Hayman Island? 

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The Whitsunday Islands will welcome a new era of high-end hospitality in 2019 with the signing of a management agreement that will see IHG take over management of Hayman Island, rebranding it as Hayman Island, by InterContinental.

“The Whitsundays Island Hayman is set to be rebranded an InterContinental Resort after its previous operator, the Kerzner Group’s high-profile One&Only Group, cut ties with the island’s owner,” wrote propertyobserver.

“Hayman Island, located in the Whitsunday Islands, has long been known as one of the nation’s most luxurious destinations after it was constructed by Australian businessman and aviator Sir Reg Ansett in the 1950s.” commented theurbandeveloper.

The 166-room hotel is the only property on the 400-hectare island and will showcase world-class facilities, rooms and suites in one of the world’s most unique locations, accessible via Hamilton Island and then by either luxury vessel or helicopter. In addition to the hotel, Mulpha Australia Limited will offer a bespoke collection of homes for sale.

The landmark agreement with Mulpha Australia Limited also sees IHG continue with a long-term agreement to manage both InterContinental Sydney and InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort.

IHG Became UK’s Leading Luxury Hotel Operator

IHG (InterContinental Hotels Group) has confirmed the UK debut locations for its boutique brand Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants and its recently launched upscale brand, voco Hotels. This move follows the announcement made in May of an agreement with Covivio (formerly Foncière des Régions), to rebrand and operate 12 high-quality open hotels in the UK and one pipeline hotel. Nine of the hotels join IHG’s brand portfolio today, making IHG the UK’s leading luxury hotel operator. The remaining three open hotels are expected to join IHG’s portfolio in Q3 2018.