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Marriott opens first Residence Inn in Middle East
- Bahrain: Thursday, October 04 - 2012 at 08:58
Marriott International has announced the opening of the company's first luxury Residence Inn hotel in the Middle East, in Bahrain, Gulf Daily News has reported. Residence Inn is the group's largest extended stay brand, and has come to Bahrain under a long-term management agreement with International Trading and Investment Co. "Residence Inn by Marriott Manama Juffair is our first Residence Inn property in the region, and our third lodging brand in the country. It makes us well-placed in the extended stay lodging segment to accommodate the expected increase in number of visitors to Bahrain in the coming years," said Alex Kyriakidis, Marriott International Middle East and Africa president and managing director.
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