The hotel is located within the Metropolis Center in capital city Bucharest.
The conversion entails the replacement and reconfiguration of the air-conditioning and ventilation systems, as well as of the electrical and sanitary installations. The building will also have new fire protection and prevention systems. The new equipment will place the building among the most modern office spaces available on the Bucharest market.
The project will be finalized in November this year and will provide a rentable area of around 4,500 square meters. The future tenants will rejoice, among others, a coffee shop, a fitness room and a sauna.
The Metropolis Center is owned by Austrian group Soravia and covers 27,800 square meters. The building complex already has a 11,000-sqm office area occupied by companies Advent International, DLA Piper, Parexal International, Mega Image, Reckitt Benckiser and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
The Starlight Suiten hotel chain opened its first hotel in Romania in 2009, within the Metropolis Center. The hotel investment alone rose to EUR7-8 million.