IHG Hotels & Resorts and Harilela Group have signed an agreement for three The Hari hotels to join IHG’s Vignette Collection.
Under the agreement, the 85-room The Hari London and 210-room The Hari Hong Kong will join IHG’s luxury & lifestyle collection brand, Vignette Collection, alongside the upcoming conversion of 324-room Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre into The Hari Singapore.
The Hari London and The Hari Hong Kong will join the collection this year. Eventually, The Hari Singapore will join the collection and welcome guests in 2027. The Hari Singapore will mark the entry of Vignette Collection in the country.
“It is a privilege to celebrate more than five decades of partnership with Harilela Group,” IHG senior vice president and managing director of East Asia & Pacific Rajit Sukumaran said. “Since opening Holiday Inn Golden Mile over 50 years ago, we have built a relationship founded on trust, shared ambition and a commitment to delivering exceptional hospitality.”
The hotels
The Hari London is in the heart of Belgravia, one of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods. It sits nearby iconic luxury and cultural attractions including Knightsbridge, Sloane Street, and Hyde Park, making it an ideal choice for discerning leisure travellers seeking an intimate stay.
The Hari Hong Kong property is in Wan Chai, a vibrant district connecting Causeway Bay and Admiralty. It appeals to both international business and leisure travellers offering a contemporary urban retreat that connects to Hong Kong’s shopping, cultural and waterfront attractions.
Finally, The Hari Singapore will be a conversion of the existing Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre, which opened in 1985 and is IHG’s longest-operating hotel in the country. It is located in the heart of Singapore’s renowned Orchard Road precinct. Its prime location offers excellent connectivity to Marina Bay, Civic District, and Changi Airport.
Vignette Collection brings together distinctive hotels in destinations to remember, united by a shared vision of offering a more authentic way to travel. The collection aims to reach more than 100 hotels within its first decade.
