IHG to launch newest premium collection brand hotels in Japan for 1st time
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- InterContinental Hotels Group PLC said Monday it will bring its premium Noted Collection brand to Japan for the first time, opening h
InterContinental Hotels Group PLC (IHG) announced plans to introduce its premium Noted Collection brand to Japan, marking its debut in the Asian nation. The initiative will initially target two major districts in Tokyo - Kabukicho and Ginza. The first hotel under this new brand will be constructed in Kabukicho, an entertainment district, and is expected to open in 2027 with 207 rooms. The property will be located close to Golden Gai, a popular area known for its numerous drinking establishments.
In contrast, the Ginza hotel, slated for a 2029 opening, will be a newly built structure with 81 rooms, including family-friendly suites. This expansion is part of IHG's strategy to accelerate its growth in Japan, anticipating an increase in demand from overseas visitors.
Abhijay Sandilya, managing director of IHG's Japan operations, expressed enthusiasm about this development, stating that the company looks forward to expanding its premium portfolio in tandem with like-minded partners. IHG has been active in the Japanese market since 1964, currently operating 65 hotels across the country. These include properties under luxury brands such as Six Senses, InterContinental, and Holiday Inn.
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