Complementing Wyndham Hotel Group’s bench of 34 Argentinian hotels, Wyndham Nordelta Tigre Buenos Aires serves the needs of upscale owners and guests.
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA – Building on more than 16 years of experience in Argentina, Wyndham Hotel Group announced the debut of its namesake brand, Wyndham Hotels and Resorts, in Argentina with the opening of the 141-room Wyndham Nordelta Tigre Buenos Aires.
“Famous for its culture, customs, geography and cuisines, Argentina continues to be a favorite destination for global travelers and a key market for Wyndham Hotel Group,” said Paulo Pena, president and managing director for Wyndham Hotel Group in Latin America and the Caribbean. “Adding our world-renowned upscale brand to the country complements our existing portfolio of 34 hotels, which not only includes the Ramada and TRYP by Wyndham brands, but also the largest network of Howard Johnson hotels in Latin America, and the award-winning global Wyndham Rewards loyalty program.”
Travel Dreams Made Accessible by Land or Sea
Located across from Nordelta Bay in Tigre, Wyndham Nordelta Tigre Buenos Aires offers spectacular views from its modern six-story building. The hotel is the only in the city accessible by land and river and is just 60 km away from Buenos Aires’ Ezeiza International Airport, 35 km from the Buenos Aires city center, and 15 km from the Tigre’s train station.
The hotel’s full-service spa and health, beauty and wellness center offers unparalleled views of Nordelta Bay. Guests can recharge with massages and hydration services followed by time in the relaxation room, the 24-hour fitness center, the dry and wet sauna, or simply soaking it all in on the terrace with its sun-drenched solarium.
The hotel’s seven meeting rooms accommodate up to 250 people for business or social events. Its restaurant, Root, specializes in international cuisine and its B76 Lounge Bar on the hotel’s terrace offers guests the opportunity to savor a bite to eat and a delicious cocktail. Each room offers free Wi-Fi, LED cable TV, a safe box, a minibar, a Jacuzzi and a complimentary newspaper.
Partners Benefit From the Strength of Wyndham Hotel Group
“As a hotel management company, this partnership allows us to capitalize on the distribution and marketing support that come along with a global hotel giant like Wyndham Hotel Group,” said Arturo Navarro, president of AADESA, the property’s operating company. “At AADESA we are very proud and focused on leading this property to the higher quality level within its segment. Wyndham Nordelta is the first 5-star hotel managed by AADESA among its 13 properties under its operation which represent assets of more than 100 million dollars.”
“Our continued expansion in the region can be attributed to Wyndham-quality hotels and services as well as to the solid global resources we offer to local partners,” said Luis Mirabelli, vice president of development for Wyndham Hotel Group in Latin America and the Caribbean. “We are confident that Argentina will remain an important market in the region with significant potential for further hotel development.”
Wyndham Hotel Group includes over 7,760 properties worldwide and more than 150 hotels in Latin America and the Caribbean. In Argentina, the company has been present for more than 16 years since the opening of the first Howard Johnson hotel in 1999. Alongside the Howard Johnson, Ramada, and TRYP by Wyndham brands, the opening of Wyndham Nordelta Tigre Buenos Aires marks the 35th property for the company, which is now the largest international group in the country.
The new hotel will participate in Wyndham Rewards, the simple-to-use, revolutionary new loyalty program from Wyndham Hotel Group that offers members a generous points earning structure along with a flat, free night redemption rate – the first of its kind for a major rewards program.
Wyndham Hotel Group’s fastest growing brand enters Mexico with 400th hotel
Conquering one record after the next, Baymont Inn & Suites – Wyndham Hotel Group’s fastest-growing brand in number of rooms – announced the opening of its 400th property and first hotel in Mexico, Baymont Inn & Suites Lazaro Cardenas.
The 118-room hotel, owned by Mexican firm Desarrollo Hotelero LC, is located in one of Mexico’s most prominent port cities. It joins more than 50 new Baymont Inn & Suites hotels opened in just over a year. Since being acquired by Wyndham Hotel Group in 2006, the brand has nearly quadrupled in system size and spread its portfolio, which was once concentrated to just several Midwestern states, across the U.S. and into Canada.
Developers are taking notice of the Midwestern brand’s success: over the last year, interest in development surged thanks to record growth and an updated, turn-key prototype design that offers cost efficiencies for owners and showcases the neighborly hospitality at the heart of Baymont Inn & Suites. The brand’s momentum shows no signs of slowing down; there are nearly 30 hotels already in the pipeline for 2016.
“Mexico is the perfect market for Baymont’s international expansion – it’s a powerful world economy with robust domestic travel demand and consistently ranks as one of the most popular destinations for U.S. outbound travel,” said Greg Giordano, vice president of operations for Baymont Inn & Suites. “This opening is a major first step to accelerated growth in new markets where Baymont can delight guests through neighborly hospitality, which is meaningful to travelers in neighborhoods all over the globe.”
Situated in the south of Michoacan, the city of Lazaro Cardenas boasts a bustling steel industry, secluded beaches ideal for fishing and Mexico’s leading port for auto imports and exports on the west coast. The port, which handles more than one million twenty-foot shipping containers annually, will be the first automated terminal in Latin America in mid-2016 upon the opening of a new TEC2 deep-water container facility.
The city’s name honors former Mexican president Lazaro Cardenas, a Michoacan native revered for nationalizing the country’s oil industry and serving as a revolutionary hero.
“The city of Lazaro Cardenas represents one of the most recognizable leaders in Mexican culture, making it a fitting home for this landmark opening,” said Paulo Pena, president and managing director, Latin America and the Caribbean for Wyndham Hotel Group. “Baymont Inn & Suites Lazaro Cardenas leads the brand as we look to future expansion in Latin America, where it will stand out for its flexible business model and focus on guest experience.”
Minutes from the city’s downtown area and a short drive from Lazaro Cardenas Airport, Baymont Inn & Suites Lazaro Cardenas puts guests near Malecon de la Cultura y Las Artes, an entertainment hub and boardwalk, and Parque Jesus Romero Flores, an outdoor recreation area.
The hotel features an outdoor swimming pool, a 24-hour fitness center and free transportation to and from the airport. Guests can enjoy the hotel’s onsite restaurant, La Fuente, which serves Mexican and international cuisine, as well as Hola Bar, which offers cocktails and light fare. The hotel also offers four conference rooms which can accommodate up to 110 guests, as well as outdoor pool space and event planning services.
Photo caption: Wyndham Nordelta Tigre Buenos Aires.
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