The boutique hotel will operate under an international agreement between IHG, Sunnyseeker Hotels, the world's largest hotel management company, and Quality Group, a major land and investment developer in Cyprus.

Hotel Indigo is situated in one of Larnaca’s historic areas, near St Lazarus church. The hotel incorporates two old houses which have been refurbished, and a new four-storey building, blending the area’s traditional character with modern architecture.

Hotel Indigo Larnaca Cyprus is part of the IHG latest expansion venture, after the recent opening of Indigo Venice, while another six projects for new hotel units are in the pipeline for the next three to five years.

Eric Viale, East European CEO for IHG, commented: “Cyprus is already one of the most popular European leisure destinations and Larnaca is becoming an ideal centre that combines business and pleasure. This is the ideal location for Hotel Indigo, and we are particularly excited about our cooperation with Sunnyseeker Hotels, which will unleash the unique hospitality experience our group has to offer”.

Savvas Kakos, Chairman and CEO of Quality Group, said: "We are very happy and proud to welcome one of the largest hotel groups to Larnaca. Hotel Indigo is one of the largest boutique brands in the world.

A unique but also very distinct hotel, Hotel Indigo is now part of the broader area of the St. Lazarus church and the perfect addition to the heart of the city. On behalf of Quality Group, I express my belief and confidence that the partnership that has started with Hotel Indigo will leave its mark on the hotel scene of Cyprus”.

The Hotel Indigo concept is expected to grow rapidly over the next few years as the brand has signed 33 deals with hotel units aiming to double its portfolio over the coming five-year period.

Hotel Indigo can be found in Eastern Europe, Madrid, Barcelona, Rome and Paris.

Hotel Indigo chain of hotels are part of the IHG which owns 187 hotels including the Crowne Plaza in Limassol.

Source: Financial Mirror