Dalat Palace
Da Lat, Vietnam
Surabaya, Indonesia. Located on Jalan Tunjungan in the heart of Surabaya.
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11 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.
Lucas Martin Sarkies, son of Martin Sarkies of the Sarkies brothers, founds the Hotel Oranje, designed by Regent Alfred John Bidwell.
The Hotel Oranje opens its doors.
Two wings are added (1923–1926), then an Art Deco lobby extension opens in 1930, celebrated with Prince Leopold of Belgium, Princess Astrid and Charlie Chaplin.
Under Japanese occupation the hotel, renamed Hotel Yamato, serves as Japanese headquarters for East Java.
Indonesian youths tear the blue stripe off the Dutch flag on the roof, leaving the red-and-white national colours; the hotel becomes Hotel Merdeka.
The Sarkies family returns and renames it the L.M.S. Hotel after Lucas Martin Sarkies.
Mantrust Holdings buys the hotel and names it Hotel Majapahit, after the historic Javanese kingdom.
After a US$51 million restoration funded by Harry Susilo, it reopens as the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Majapahit.
The CCM Group buys the hotel, which reverts to the name Hotel Majapahit.
The Ministry of Education and Culture lists the hotel as a cultural heritage landmark.
Accor takes over management and places the hotel in its MGallery collection.
Sources: Wikipedia (EN), “Hotel Majapahit” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Official website · Successful Meetings, “Hotel Majapahit”. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
Da Lat, Vietnam
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