Perth's landmark high-rise beachfront hotel, Rendezvous Perth Scarborough, has been booked in for a major facelift.
A rolling two-year refurbishment program will see the 330 hotel room refreshed, as well as work planned on the entrance, conference spaces, swimming pool and public areas.
The refurb is a multi-million-dollar investment by owners Far East Orchard.
TFE Hotels' regional general manger for Western Australia, Warwick Kahl, said designers U Studio had taken inspiration from the hotel's uninterrupted views to the Indian Ocean and rolled out a beach-inspired theme throughout.
“The carpets reflect the swash of the Indian Ocean as it reaches the Scarborough shoreline, whilst the newly painted walls imitate the colours of the dunes in the early morning,” he said. “The hotel's balconies will also get a refresh with new furniture expected to roll out early in the new year.”
The guest rooms will feature new marble-topped credenzas, a new luggage rack area, mounted 55” TVs with casting capabilities and IPTV interactive entertainment system, new soft furnishings, and new artwork.
“With the recent $100 million revitalisation to the bustling Scarborough foreshore, there are loads of activities for tourists and locals alike,” Kahl said.
“People come from all over for the Scarborough Sunset Markets. During this time, Scarborough is transformed into a hive of activity with pop-up bars, food vans, craft stalls, and live music.”
The hotel recently welcomed a brand-new spa offering, Solace Day Spa.
The hotel, originally called Observation City, was built for late tycoon Alan Bond in 1986, with wife Eileen styling interiors at the time.
See https://www.rendezvoushotels.com.au/
A rolling two-year refurbishment program will see the 330 hotel room refreshed, as well as work planned on the entrance, conference spaces, swimming pool and public areas.
The refurb is a multi-million-dollar investment by owners Far East Orchard.
TFE Hotels' regional general manger for Western Australia, Warwick Kahl, said designers U Studio had taken inspiration from the hotel's uninterrupted views to the Indian Ocean and rolled out a beach-inspired theme throughout.
“The carpets reflect the swash of the Indian Ocean as it reaches the Scarborough shoreline, whilst the newly painted walls imitate the colours of the dunes in the early morning,” he said. “The hotel's balconies will also get a refresh with new furniture expected to roll out early in the new year.”
The guest rooms will feature new marble-topped credenzas, a new luggage rack area, mounted 55” TVs with casting capabilities and IPTV interactive entertainment system, new soft furnishings, and new artwork.
“With the recent $100 million revitalisation to the bustling Scarborough foreshore, there are loads of activities for tourists and locals alike,” Kahl said.
“People come from all over for the Scarborough Sunset Markets. During this time, Scarborough is transformed into a hive of activity with pop-up bars, food vans, craft stalls, and live music.”
The hotel recently welcomed a brand-new spa offering, Solace Day Spa.
The hotel, originally called Observation City, was built for late tycoon Alan Bond in 1986, with wife Eileen styling interiors at the time.
See https://www.rendezvoushotels.com.au/
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