W Hotels

<html><body>
The first W Hotel in Melbourne will be part of Cbus Property’s $1 billion plus mixed-use luxury precinct Collins Arch in 2020. 
W Melbourne at Collins Arch will be located in the eastern tower of the dual tower project, which will also have commercial office space, retail, hospitality and luxury residential apartments. 
The hotel will have 294 guestrooms across 15 levels, including 40 suites. Other facilities include a cocktail bar, restaurant, day spa, pool, gym, conferencing and ballroom facilities. 
Melbourne interior design practice Hachem has been appointed to design the hotel’s interiors. 
Designed in collaboration by Woods Bagot and New York practice SHoP architects the development will feature the city’s first sky bridge that links the dual towers. 
The hotel deal, brokered by Michael Simpson of Savills Australia and New Zealand, involved the sale of the hotel component of Collins Arch to Daisho Development Melbourne. 
He said the Collins Arch hotel deal was hotly contested by investors, with a number of luxury brands also showing interest.
“The resulting partnership between Cbus Property, Daisho Development Melbourne and Marriott International has been a really positive example of collaboration with all parties working together to deliver an outstanding luxury hotel and a city-enhancing project for Melbourne,” he said. 
 
</body></html>

jonathanchancellor-7SQnKwU6yx

Whatever/Whenever! Melbourne to get its first W Hotel in 2020

<html><body>
Cbus Property will build a W Hotel in Melbourne as part of its $1 billion mixed-use precinct Collins Arch.
The hotel will be completed in 2020. W Melbourne will feature 294 rooms across 15 levels, 40 suites and cocktail bar, restaurant, day spa, pool, gym, conferencing and ballroom facilities.
Melbourne interior design practice Hachem are deisging the hotel’s interiors.
Architects Woods Bagot and New York practice SHoP architects, will also design a sky bridge that links the dual towers.
W Melbourne, Collins Arch will be in the eastern tower of the dual tower project, which will also feature WELL-rated commercial office space, retail, hospitality and luxury residential apartments.
Sean Hunt, area vice president Australia, New Zealand and Pacific, Marriott International said the hotel would shake up Melbourne with its bold design, signature amenities and full calendar of events showcasing what’s new and next in fashion, music and design.
"W Melbourne will offer the brand’s signature Whatever/Whenever service philosophy and vibrant programming to guests, which fits seamlessly with Melbourne’s offering as an international food, culture and lifestyle destination," he said.
The deal, brokered by Michael Simpson, managing director of Savills Australia and New Zealand, involved the sale of the hotel component of Collins Arch to Daisho Development Melbourne.
”This is a globally significant deal, bringing a world-class hotel brand to Melbourne’s most ambitious architectural project, set to be a world class destination for Melbourne visitors and locals alike,” he said.
Three global law firms King &amp; Wood Mallesons, HWL Ebsworth and Gadens already confirmed as tenants in the office development.
</body></html>

W Hotels

Editor's Picks

Have something to contribute?

Developments

New apartments

New townhouses

News

W Hotels

Editor's Picks

Receive the latest news stories to your inbox

Have something to contribute?

Developments

New apartments

New townhouses

News