AccorHotels, the international group offering 4,300 hotels, resorts and residences worldwide, has launched a new Meetings at Novotel concept. It will be introduced at Novotel London City South later this year before expansion across the Novotel network. The concept includes a range of spaces designed to accommodate a variety of requirements. Meet is the name given to a new type of space featuring the use of natural wood and steel designed to create a light and authentic feel, ergonomic furniture and the latest digital technology. The use of a digital room for e-conferencing is also set to be developed. Break is a collection of alternative spaces designed to excite and invigorate for group work, complete with games tables and soft breakout areas for brainstorming sessions. Recharge will provide meeting spaces with a focal point for wellness and nutrition and offer the opportunity for delegates to recharge in the meeting space.
And Service from the heart is a campaign rolled out across 80% of the AccorHotels brands and another integral part of the new Meetings at Novotel offer. It aims to provide a tailored, personalised and flexible approach to meetings. While Book will provide live meeting space availability through AccorHotels Meeting Planner. Commenting on the launch, Dana Lewis, director of sales M&E & Leisure, AccorHotels says: “The launch of the new Meetings at Novotel concept is an exciting development.” Lewis added: “The space has been designed with flexibility and guests’ wellbeing in mind to ensure we not only meet modern meeting expectations but also create a positive and inspirational working environment… We look forward to rolling out the concept across the Novotel network in the months ahead.” Novotel has 490 hotels and resorts in 58 countries.
Accor introduces Meetings at Novotel
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