We are thrilled to build on Sheraton’s proud heritage in Africa that dates back to 1971, said Alex Kyriakidis, President and Managing Director, Middle East and Africa, Marriott International.
Over the last four decades, the brand has maintained its first mover advantage through strategic pipeline development and growth, giving global travelers access to more destinations across the continent.
Sheraton Bamako Hotel not only marks our entry into a new country, but also serves as a great example of our transformation efforts around the brand.
The hotel is located in close proximity to Bamako’s Modibo KeIta International Airport in one of the city’s most sought after neighborhoods,
All 200 guestrooms offer panoramic views of the Niger river and the lush green hillside dotted with mango plantations.
27 Sheraton Club rooms and 32 suites offer exclusive access to the Sheraton Club Lounge.
Leisure facilities include a state-of-the-art Sheraton Fitness Centre with equipment available 24 hours a day, a spa and an outdoor pool.
Four distinctive dining venues offer a wide selection of global cuisine.
The all-day dining restaurant, City Grill, blends European and International cuisine with flavors from West Africa while a classic Paris inspired brasserie, the Brasserie Bamaquoise, offers the best of French cuisine.
11 state-of-the-art meeting rooms are equipped with the latest audiovisual technology and some of our meeting rooms boost natural daylight.
The Grand Ballroom with over 470sqm space provides the perfect venue for large conferences of up to 500 delegates or can be used for magical weddings or gala dinners for up to 400 people.
Tourism Observer
No comments:
Post a Comment