Palm Holdings has announced the grand re-opening of the newly renovated TownePlace Suites by Marriott London, London, Ont.
Located at 800 Exeter Rd near Highway 401, the revamped property offers business and leisure travellers a modern and comfortable stay, with easy access to the city’s main attractions and key businesses. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was led by Mandy Choi, vice president, Hotels Palm Holdings and David Abraham, general manager, TownePlace Suites — alongside local dignitaries.
As a premier extended-stay hotel, The property’s 126 suites, spanning three floors, have undergone a complete transformation — featuring latest designs for the TownePlace Suites Brand and contemporary room designs that cater to the needs of today’s traveller. Each suite is equipped with spacious work areas, fully functional kitchens, and plush bedding to ensure a home-away-from-home experience. Guests can choose between king studio suites, two queen bedrooms and one-bedroom suites.
In addition to the guest room upgrades, TownePlace Suites by Marriott London now boasts a newly renovated lobby which offers an inviting space where guests can gather, work and relax — featuring modern seating areas, high-speed Wi-Fi, and versatile workstations. The hotel also features flexible meeting spaces — perfect for small to medium-sized corporate events, team meetings and social gatherings.
"We are thrilled to unveil our newly renovated hotel and provide our guests with an enhanced stay that offers both comfort and functionality," says David Abraham, general manager, TownePlace Suites by Marriott London. “Our renovations reflect the Marriott brand’s commitment to providing an elevated guest experience, and we’re confident that both business and leisure travelers will appreciate the enhancements we’ve made.”
The grand reopening event concluded with a reception for guests, complete with refreshments and a guided tour of the property’s modernized spaces. The hotel adds to Palm Holdings’ more than 20 locations under ownership and management in the United Kingdom, United States and Canada—including several locations across Canada.
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