Nairobi, June 21st 2024, marks a milestone for Kenya’s hospitality scene as Pullman Hotels & Resorts, a renowned premium brand by Accor, officially opens its doors in Nairobi’s Upper Hill with a vibrant launch celebration.
Offering a sophisticated ambience, exceptional comfort, and attentive service, Pullman Nairobi Upper Hill elevates luxury accommodations in Nairobi.
The Junction, the inviting lobby bar, fosters connection, focused work and social gatherings. The Dispatch, the hotel’s all-day brasserie, completes the experience.
“We are delighted to unveil Pullman Hotel Nairobi Upper Hill in Kenya. Every detail here has been thoughtfully curated to exceed the expectations of our guests. Whether visiting for leisure or business, guests can expect a sanctuary of tranquility and refinement,” says Gerard Moutou, the hotel’s General Manager, adding that “From our luxurious accommodations to our world-class dining options and impeccable service, we aim to redefine hospitality in the Kenyan market.
Gerard Moutou describes the Pullman Nairobi Upper Hill as an experience brimming with local character.
Local art adorns the lobby, while the hotel’s menus, beverages, and events all celebrate Kenyan cuisine and culture.
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Pullman Nairobi Upper Hill is poised to complement this offering with its world-class amenities and personalized services.
For her part, Ms. Susan Waringa, Director of Sales and Marketing, says that, “We are thrilled to open Pullman Hotel Nairobi Upper Hill, catering to both business and leisure travelers.
Our aim is to deliver a seamless blend of work and leisure through immersive art, vibrant dining, power fitness, and smart interactions. We are dedicated to collaborating with industry stakeholders to enhance Kenya’s tourism sector, with significant support from the Ministry of Tourism.”
Beyond luxurious accommodations, Pullman Nairobi Upper Hill champions responsible tourism.
Their dedication to sustainability and community engagement is evident through their eco-friendly practices and support for local initiatives.
During the launch, Hon. John Lekakeny Ololtuaa, the Principal Secretary for Tourism, emphasized the government’s collaboration with industry partners to implement essential reforms in the tourism sector.
These reforms aim to create a more favorable business environment for tourism stakeholders.
“I am happy to learn that Pullman is reaching out to supporting aspects of sustainability, conservation, culture, as well as supporting Kenyans to better their livelihoods through their areas of businesses,” he exclaimed, adding that “I want to assure you that the government will continue collaborating with you in order to achieve the goals of this industry.”