Park Plaza Bar

Vaishnav S 22 months ago

Better to sit at the 1st floor ac bar. Rooftop bar takes atleast half an hour to serve an order. Also they didnt provide any complimentory side dishes.

hedi Mariyappan 58 months ago

Nice food available in the restaurant with reasonable price. Hygienic is excellent in there. It has roof top resturant at evening . But I didn't visit there.

C sekar Magesh 22 months ago

Park Plaza International Hotels, Inns and Resorts was founded as a hotel management company and brand in 1986,[1] by Jonathan R. Read.[2]

In 1994, Park Plaza International licensed the Park Plaza brand to "Park Plaza Hotels Limited" with rights to operate in Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom and Israel.[3]

Park Plaza International was acquired by Olympus Hospitality Group, a division of Olympus Real Estate in October 1997.[4][5] According to The Wall Street Journal, a new parent company of the Park Plaza hotel group, Park Hotels International LLC, was formed as part of the deal.[4] Park Plaza International, at that time owned Park Plaza as well as Park Inn hotel chains.[4]

In June 1998, Park Plaza International,[nb 1] backed by Olympus Real Estate, acquired a controlling stake in Australia-listed company Kemayan Hotels and Leisure (KHL).[1] KHL was renamed into Park Plaza Kemayan immediately.[nb 2]

In July 1999, Park Plaza Worldwide, LLC [sic], acquired 50% rights of the brand art'otel from Dirk Gadeke.[8]

In mid-1999, it was reported that Park Plaza Worldwide formed another joint venture with J.E. Robert Companies (JER), with JER owned 80% stake of the JV.[8][9][10] In addition, JER had an option to acquire up to 35% of Park Plaza Worldwide.[8][9]

In July 1999, Paris Park Plaza Worldwide also announced the opening of Park Plaza Orleans Palace. That hotel was acquired by the joint venture with JER, according to reports.[8][9][10]

In 2000, Carlson Companies, via Carlson Hotels (known as Radisson Hotel Group since 2018), acquired the Park Plaza Hotels & Resorts and sister brand Park Inn, by forming a joint venture: Park Hospitality, with Olympus Hospitality Group. Carlson and Olympus also formed a private equity fund Radisson–Olympus Capital Partners, to acquire hotels and convert them to use Carlson Hotels' Regent or Radisson brands.[11]

In 2000, Olympus Hospitality Group also acquired another hotel chain Chalet Susse, and converting them to Fairfield Inn by Marriott, operated by competitor of Carlson, Marriott International.[12]

In 2000, Park Plaza Worldwide, chaired by Read, gave "Park Plaza Hotels Limited" (subsequently renamed "Park Plaza Hotels Europe" and then PPHE Hotel Group) exclusive territorial rights for Park Plaza brand in Europe and the Middle East region.[13]

Park Plaza International LLC, [sic] also acquired another hotel brand Rockresorts in August 2000: however, it was sold in the next year.[14]