International hotel management company Kew Green Hotels has announced a global partnership with Light Human Hotels, an international brand claiming to be ‘inspired by the millennial spirit’. Kew Green Hotels will provide hotel management services for the portfolio, with hotels launching from the end of 2021 in destinations including Paris, Miami, Toulon, Corsica, São Paulo, Vila Real, Rio de Janeiro and Porto. Light Human Hotel says it tries to reflect an urban reinterpretation of nature and culture in each property, pursuing sustainable development through bioclimatic architecture. Collaborations for all hotels include spa services by L’Occitaine, gastronomy designed by a Michelin starred chef and architecture by the multi-award winning Atelier Arcau. “Our aim at Light Human Hotels is to go far beyond the traditional vision of hotels and welcome all generations in authentic, sustainable and unexpected ‘places to live’. We are excited to partner with Kew Green Hotels and together deeply rethink what a boutique hotel is,” said Julien Veyron, Light Human Hotels president. Jean-Pierre Bandeira, founder and CEO of Light Human Hotels said: “We are thrilled to be bringing together our collective expertise with Kew Green Hotels, as our exclusive hotel management services partner, across our international hotel portfolio, to provide hospitality of the future.” Chris Dexter (pictured), CEO of Kew Green Hotels also welcomed the partnership, which he described as “an exciting and innovative hotel concept, which extends our global footprint and cements our ambition to become the leading international hotel management company.”
Kew Green sees the Light with new management partnership
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