About Mercure Hotels By Accor Hotels Setteville
Mercure Hotels are quality hotels that are run by AccorHotels, and presently this hotel brand has over 790 hotels established in 63 countries. Founded by Gerald Pellison and Paul Dubrule, the hotel established its first branch in 1973 in Saint-Witz, France.
Just two short years later, the Societe d’Investissement et d’Exploitation took over Mercure Novotel, and has since then been under its management.
This hotel brand is known for its unique style for every hotel in any part of the world. The main vision is to provide high-quality and sincere service to guests staying at any of their hotel branches. The international network of Mercure is quite impressive as they have 810 hotels in almost 64 countries throughout the world. Travelers can find Mercure hotels in almost every location, ranging from holiday resorts, central areas of cities, or even in remote mountain getaways.
What makes Mercure hotels distinctive among its competitors is its authenticity and personal commitment. Each hotel promotes a strong local character, adapting designs that interprets the characteristics of the hotel’s location and locality.
The Mercure teams also ensure that their employees are knowledgeable about the local culture of the place. This way they can advise their hotel guests what to see and what to do while staying in the place. The most symbolic locations of Mercure hotels include Mercure Bali Legian (Indonesia), Mercure Gdansk Posejdon (Poland), Mercure Amsterdam Sloterdijk Station (Netherlands), Mercure Vienna First (Austria), and Mercure Poitiers Centre (France).
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