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The new hotel Rosalie is unveiled!
Acquired the end of the summer of 2020 by EXTENDAM, the former Mercure Paris Gobelins Place d’Italie is unveiled under his brand-new name Hôtel Rosalie.
Two years lead to transform the hotel, nestled in the heart of a discreet street and which had not undergone major refurbishment since the 1990’s. In the 60 rooms as in the outdoor area, redevelopments have been carried out for a sustainable, collaborative and environmentally responsible answer. Hanging garden, facade dressed with virgin vineyard, planted hall, vegetable garden… nature invites itself and mixes with a post-industrial environment, echoing the urbanization of the 13th district of Paris. For the vegetable touch, this 4-star hotel anchored in his neighborhood called on Merci Raymond community.
Congratulations to MyHotels teams and Joris Bruneel for this new address and thanks to Industrie Hôtelière for the relay.
The hotel of 41 rooms will deal with important work on the sight of Younight Hospitality that will realize the business takeover, that lead the hotel to a 4 stars objective and attract a leisure and corporate target.
Romain Gowhari, CEO of Younight Hospitality, added: “We are pleased to lead this operation which puts once again the light on Younight Hospitality know-how to structure complex operation in an heckled context. The hotel recovery combined to an ambitious repositionning work program, give us a glimbse on the great perspectives we can offer to our clients and partners: Vicartem and Extendam”
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