SilverNeedle Hospitality
A new name in the Asia Pacific hotel landscape, wrapped in an old tradition.
SilverNeedle Hospitality is a hotelmanagement, development and investment companywhich focuses on creatingmid to upscale hotels and resorts in Asia and most recently now in Australia and NewZealandwith the acquisition of Constellation Hotels.
SilverNeedle Hospitality takes its name from the finest and most exquisite of all white teas. Gathered for only a few days in early Spring, it takes more than 4,500 hand-sorted buds to make just one pound of this rare tea.
Drinking tea is a renowned gesture of welcome all around the world and SilverNeedleHospitality’smission is to create unique hospitality experiences for all its guests – at the heart of that experience is an authenticwarmwelcome.
SilverNeedle Hospitalitywill be expanding its portfolio of hotels and resorts in key urban and resort destinations across Asia Pacific and a new brand, NEXT Hotels and Resorts, will be launched specifically for the next generation traveller, to optimize the use of their time and guarantee an effortless stay.
Business and leisure travellerswill soon be able to look forward to unique levels of SilverNeedle hospitality in key destinations in China, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, India and Sri Lanka.
We’re here to provide a new face to hospitality by combining 25 years of Australian experience with a fresh perspective on the needs of hotel guests around theworld.
SilverNeedle Hospitality... Anytime, every time, all the time.
ChifleyWollongong, NSW Australia
Kiridara, Luang Prabang Laos
NEXT Hotels, Coming Soon
For more information email
sales@silverneedlehotels.com.au or
visitwww.silverneedlehotels.com.au
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