Ozo Samui Delayed To Q2 2013

Category: Hotels, Posted:22 Sep 2011 | 06:00 am

Thailand's Onxy Hospitality's (formerly Amari Hotels and Resorts) roll out of their midscale Ozo property in Samui has been delayed until Q2 2013.
We spoke to head of development Simon Allison who confirmed that work would commence by the end of the year on the 200 room property in Chaweng.
An opening date in the second quarter of 2013 is being planned.
Looking at the island's pipeline this is the last project that has been officially announced and is under formal development so Samui hoteliers are heaving a sigh of relief about no new projects for the moment.

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