Rosewood Hotel Group

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Rosewood Hotel Group
Formerly
  • New World Hotel Group
  • New World Hospitality
  • New World Hotel Management
Company type Subsidiary
Industry Hospitality
Predecessor
Founded2005;19 years ago (2005) in Hong Kong
Founder New World China Land
Headquarters
British Virgin Islands(registered office)
Hong Kong(de facto)
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
 Sonia Cheng (CEO) [1] [2]
Brands
ServicesHotel management
Total equity HK$1.934 billion (31 March 2015)
Parent Chow Tai Fook Enterprises
Subsidiaries
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese 瑰麗酒店集團
Simplified Chinese 瑰丽酒店集团
Literal meaningexceptionally beautiful hotel group
Website rosewoodhotelgroup.com
Footnotes /references
source of financial data [3]

Rosewood Hotel Group, [4] [1] also known for its former trading names New World Hotel Group, [4] New World Hospitality [1] [5] and legal names New World Hotel Management (BVI) Limited, [5] New World Hotel Management Limited [6] is a Hong Kong-based multi-national hotel management group and the parent company of Rosewood Hotels & Resorts (founded in 1979). The company is incorporated in the British Virgin Islands as an offshore company. As of 2016, Rosewood Hotel Group was owned by Chow Tai Fook Enterprises, [7] having acquired Rosewood Hotel Group in 2015 from Chow Tai Fook Enterprises' listed associate company New World China Land for HK$1.96 billion. [3]

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Rosewood Hotel Group is headed by Sonia Cheng, daughter of Henry Cheng and granddaughter of the late Cheng Yu-tung, the patriarchs of Chow Tai Fook Enterprises and New World Development. [8] She was appointed as the executive vice-chairman of New World Hotel Management Limited in February 2009 and one of the executive director of New World China Land, the parent company at that time in January 2010. [9] : 77 

History

Predecessors

New World Hospitality and New World Hotel Management could be traced back to New World Hotel (later renamed to Renaissance Kowloon Hotel  [ zh ] and demolished in the 2010s along with the rest of New World Centre) that opened in the 1980s, Hotel Victoria in Shun Tak Centre (which the hotel became defunct, the building was refurnished as an office tower), as well as the listed real estate developer New World Development and its subsidiaries New World Hotels (Holdings) and New World Hotels International Limited. The latter was incorporated in 1983. [10] In 1987, The Harbour View Hotel (now Renaissance Harbour View Hotel) in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, was also planned to be manage by New World Development group themselves, via New World Hotels International. [11]

In parallel with the acquisition of Ramada-Renaissance Hotels in 1989, New World Development had established its own team in hotel investment and management.

In the 1990s, New World Development entered Mainland China market as hotel manager. [12] : 10–11  In 1990, the group managed 6 hotels in Mainland China, namely Jing-guang New World in Beijing, Yangtze New World in Shanghai, China Hotel in Guangzhou, Dragon Hotel in Hangzhou, Gui-shan Hotel in Guilin as well as New World Dynasty Hotel in Xi'an. [12] : 11  Currently, the management contracts for those 6 hotels (except Jing-guang New World which was owned by NWD group) were no longer owned by NWD group.

In 1995, NWD group split the Renaissance Hotels into two parallel subsidiaries: a hotel property holding company Hotel Property Investment (BVI) Limited and a hotel management company Renaissance Hotel Group N.V.. New World Hotels International Limited, another hotel management company of the NWD group, became a subsidiary of Renaissance Hotel Group instead. Renaissance Hotel Group became a listed company on the New York Stock Exchange on 27 September 1995. [13] Renaissance Hotel Group also acquired the minority interest of New World Hotels International from several people that connected to NWD group, such NWD directors Stewart Leung Chi-kin, Chan Kam-ling, as well as William Doo Wai-hoi, son-in-law of the patriarch of NWD group, Cheng Yu-tung. [14]

The hotel management company Renaissance Hotel Group was sold in April 1997, for US$491 million (approx. HK$3.8 billion). [15] The Hong Kong incorporated New World Hotels International Limited was also renamed to Renaissance Hotels International Limited in 2005 [10] and RHIL Limited [16] in 2007. [10] Despite NWD group parted away from Renaissance Hotels, 2 out of 4 hotels of New World China Land (a sub-holding listed company of New World Development) in mainland China, were still managed by Renaissance's buyer Marriott International, under Courtyard brand as of 2003–04 financial year. [17] The other two hotels were Mayfair Hotel in Shanghai (it shared the same Chinese name 巴黎春天; 'Paris spring' with department stores of sister company New World Department Store China) and New World Hotel in Shenyang. A strategic alliance was also formed with Marriott International in 1997–98 financial year. [18]

The management contracts of the Courtyard hotels of the NWD group had expired in years 2010 to 2011. The Courtyard by Marriott Beijing became pentahotel Beijing in 2010–11 financial year, [19] while New World Courtyard Hotel, Shunde became New World Hotel Shunde. [9] : 97  Both hotels were managed by New World Hotel Management, a unit of NWD group at that time.

New World Hotel Management

Circa 2006, New World Development group started to focus on re-expanding its own hotel management unit for new hotels of New World China Land (NWCL), [20] : 27  as well as for those hotels that the management contract were expiring. The unit, known as New World Hotel Management Limited, was incorporated in Hong Kong in 2005. [10] The 65% stake of the parent company of the unit, New World Hotel Management (BVI) Limited, was acquired by New World China Land along with Beijing New World Property Management Limited for HK$1.404 million in August–November 2006. [20] : 160  The stake of New World Hotel Management (BVI), that owned by NWCL, was increased to 70.5% since February 2008. [21] : 94  It reached 100% in January 2009. [22] : 103  It was reported that the minority shareholder was William Doo, Jr., son of William Doo Wai-hoi, [23] vice-chairman of New World China Land. [21] : 74 

In January 2008, New World Hotel Management signed a contract with parent company New World Development, to manage the Jing-Guang New World Hotel in Jing Guang Centre, which the hotel was majority owned by New World Development and ultimate parent company Chow Tai Fook Enterprises. [21] : 94 

New World Hotel Management (BVI) Limited also owned New World Hotel Management (Macau) Limited, a hotel management company based in Macau. [21] : 95  [23] The Macau company signed a contract in June 2008, to manage L'Arc New World Hotel Macau for 10 years, and renewable afterwards. [21] : 95  [23] The hotel was 40% owned by International Entertainment Corporation, a listed subsidiary of privately owned Chow Tai Fook Enterprises group at that time, but not belongs to New World Development group. [21] : 95 

New World Hotel Management also started to introduce the brand penta to the Mainland China in October 2008, and part of the Mayfair Hotel in Shanghai, became pentahotel Shanghai. [21] : 25 

According to China Daily , as of 2009, 8 hotels would be managed by New World Hotel Management and under New World brand. The hotels were located in Beijing, Shanghai (New World Mayfair Hotel Shanghai), Macau (L'Arc Macau), Dalian, Shenyang, Wuhan, Xi'an and Ho Chi Minh City respectively. A new slogan A New World of Difference was also announced. [24]

In 2011, New World Hotel Management (BVI) Limited (trading as New World Hospitality) acquired Rosewood Hotels & Resorts. [5] [25] The deal included the entire membership interests of Rosewood Hotels and Resorts, LLC and the related intellectual property rights, for US$229.5 million (approx. HK$1.79 billion). [5]

In April 2013, it was reported that four more pentahotels were planned to open in the Greater China area. [1]

In December 2013, New World Hotel Management (BVI) also acquired hotel management company Pentahotels (incorporated as Penta Hotel Holdings Limited and Penta Hotels Germany GmbH respectively) from the ultimate parent company of New World China Land, privately owned Chow Tai Fook Enterprises, for €13.536 million (approx. HK$144.8352 million). [26]

In 2013, the trading name of New World Hotel Management was also changed from New World Hospitality to Rosewood Hotel Group.

Rosewood Hotel Group

Rosewood Hotel Group was the new trading name of New World Hotel Management since 2013. [4] [16]

On 9 June 2014, New World Hotels announced the acquisition of the managing rights of New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel  [ zh ] by forming a joint venture with Millennium & Copthorne Hotels. [27] The hotel was previously known as Hotel Nikko Hongkong. [27] According to the press release, the hotel was owned by a joint venture of Chow Tai Fook [ sic ] and Millennium & Copthorne Hotels. [27]

On 10 June 2014, Rosewood Guangzhou was announced. It was scheduled to open in Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre [28] in 2019.

On 24 June 2014, New World Hotel Management and NWH Management Philippines, signed a contract with International Entertainment Corporation for managing a hotel in Metro Manila, the Philippines. [29] The hotel, as of 2018, was known as AG New World Manila Bay Hotel. [30]

In July 2015, New World China Land sold New World Hotel Management (BVI) and its subsidiaries, to New World China Land's indirect parent company Chow Tai Fook Enterprises, for HK$1.96 billion. [3] [31] [32] According to the press release, the price was 1.5% more than the fair value of the net assets (equity), plus the to-be-acquired shareholder loan to Rosewood Hotel Group. The book value of the company's equity was negative. [3]

Soon after, New World China Land was privatized by New World Development in 2016. [33]

According to 2015 press release, Chow Tai Fook Enterprises and New World China Land signed a master hotel leasing agreement, which Chow Tai Fook Enterprises continued to lease hotels from New World China Land until 2025, [3] [32] and renewable to 2035. [3]

In November 2016, Rosewood Hong Kong partnered with sister company New World Development again, which the hotel management company would occupied some floor area of Victoria Dockside for their Rosewood Hong Kong hotel. The hotel was designed by Tony Chi [34] and was opened in March 2019. [35]

In 2017, New World Development sold New World Hotel Shanghai, pentahotel Shanghai and the nearby Shanghai Ramada Plaza to the vice-chairman of New World Development, William Doo Wai-hoi, for RMB1.85 billion (approx. HK$2.2 billion at that time). [36] [37] [38] : 41–42  According to NWD group, William Doo also a brother-in-law of Henry Cheng, [38] : 52  patriarch of CTFE–NWD group, thus an uncle of Sonia Cheng, the CEO of Rosewood Hotel Group. As of 2018, New World Hotel Shanghai [39] and pentahotel Shanghai were still managed by Rosewood Hotel Group.

As of 2017, One of the 3 hotels of Baha Mar Resort in Nassau, Bahamas, was managed by Rosewood. [40] The mega-resort was acquired by Rosewood Hotel Group's parent company Chow Tai Fook Enterprises in 2016. [7] [41]

Despite selling the hotel management unit Rosewood Hotel Group to the parent company Chow Tai Fook Enterprises, as of March 2019, New World Development still owned 16 hotels, including Rosewood Hotel Group's Rosewood Phuket, Rosewood Hong Kong, Rosewood Beijing, pentahotel Hong Kong, pentahotel Beijing, New World Shunde, New World Wuhan, New World Beijing, New World Makati, New World Saigon and 6 other hotels that were under other hotel management companies (2 Renaissance, 3 Hyatt and 1 Novotel). [42]

Senior Leadership

List of CEOs

  1. Ray Wong (2005–2009)
  2. Sonia Cheng (2009–present)

List of hotels

New World

As of 2018 [39]
Note: 4 more hotels are in construction

Rosewood

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Rosewood Bangkok

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