Quest Serviced Apartments will open a new property in Cheltenham, Victoria on Friday 28 January 2011. The serviced apartment property will employ approximately eight locals and is expected to contribute around $3 million to the local economy.
The new $14 million property is the first purpose-built accommodation in the area offering flexible, comfortable and spacious serviced apartment accommodation for business and leisure travellers visiting Cheltenham.
Paul Constantinou, Chairman Quest Serviced Apartments says the development will provide much-needed accommodation to help support growth in the area.
"Cheltenham is a major commercial and industrial hub with a thriving retail sector and the largest concentration of small to medium sized industrial projects in Melbourne. It also boasts world-class sporting and educational facilities and has grown in popularity for weddings and events due to its bayside location," he says.
"Quest Cheltenham will accommodate the increasing demand for business accommodation as well as growing numbers of people visiting the area," says Mr Constantinou.
The anticipated 4.5 star AAA Tourism rated property is located at 37 – 39 Station Road, Cheltenham 15km from the Melbourne CBD. It is also in close proximity to Royal Melbourne, Victoria and Kingston Heath golf courses, Moorabbin Airport and Flying Services, Monash University and surrounding business hubs.
The property offers a combination of 49 studio, one, two and three bedroom serviced apartments and conference facilities which cater for up to 30 people.
Each spacious apartment features kitchen and laundry facilities, a separate work desk, living and dining areas, broadband internet access and a multi-device charger.
In addition, the property offers on-site underground car parking, on-site gymnasium, local restaurant chargeback arrangements and a pantry shopping service.
For reservations call 1800 232 384 or visit www.questcheltenham.com.au
Friday, January 21, 2011
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