Frasers Hospitality, a member of Frasers Property Group, celebrated the 10th Anniversary of Fraser Suites Hanoi, Vietnam on Saturday, 7 December. To mark the momentous occasion, guests, corporate clients, business partners and staff came together to enjoy a celebratory evening of friendships built over a decade. The epitome of modern city living within a tranquil enclave, Fraser Suites Hanoi, has grown to become a well-known and loved brand by travellers as Vietnam’s leading luxury serviced apartment. With strong efforts made to develop the country’s tourism sector over the years and upward projection of international tourist arrivals, Fraser Suites Hanoi is poised to be the first-choice serviced apartments for visitors to the capital city.
Since its opening in 2009, Fraser Suites Hanoi has won several prestigious regional and global awards, including the most recent “Vietnam’s Leading Serviced Apartments 2019” by World Travel Awards and “Luxury Brand 2019” by World Luxury Hotel Awards. The property enjoys a steady average occupancy of 90% over the years and prides itself on familiarising with their guests’ preferences, delighting and surprising them with small gestures, resulting in friendships that have formed over the years.
The celebrations kicked off with a traditional Ao Dai dance performance, followed by a performance by staff members of Fraser Suites Hanoi. Guests were also invited to take part in a lucky draw with an attractive grand prize of two return flight tickets from Hanoi to Singapore, sponsored by Singapore Airlines, and a complimentary 3D2N stay at Fraser Residence Orchard, Singapore.
Located in the Tay Ho District, within the Syrena Tower development and directly linked to the Syrena Shopping Centre, Fraser Suites Hanoi is well positioned next to key commercial buildings and ideal for those seeking to explore Hanoi’s Old Quarters. Luxuriously-furnished serviced apartments are complemented by a wide range of leisure and business facilities to meet the different needs of travellers.
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