Sheraton AKL & MEL - Change of Management

[redrat]

As a very frequent user of the Starwood chain I'm not looking forward to the upcoming change of management for the Auckland Sheraton touted for Jan 2005.
Where am I to stay in AKL for Starwood points? Looks like I'll have to give the Hyatt a go. Can't be too bad I s'pose.

 

[markis10]

Sheraton Brisbane is also changing to no longer be a Sheraton in Feb - time to find a new hotel partner.

 

[NM]

Sheraton Brisbane is also changing to no longer be a Sheraton in Feb

Do you know what it will become?

 

[markis10]

Sheraton Brisbane is also changing to no longer be a Sheraton in Feb

Do you know what it will become?

I believe the Brisbane Sofitel

 

[serfty]

Sheraton Brisbane is also changing to no longer be a Sheraton in Feb

Do you know what it will become?

...I believe the Brisbane Sofitel

That's correct, There's an Article here: http://www.breakingtravelnews.com/article/200412101429170.

Better for us Adv+ members (not that I need it in Brisvegas).

As for Melboune & Auckland, they are to become 'Langham Hotels': http://www.langhamhotels.com/newsMarch152004.htm#1

 

[markis10]

Four Points Port Macquarie leaves Starwood end of Feb, glad I am not looking at keeping my SPG at Platinum as I am running out of properties to stay at when the free weekends are on!

 

[Kiwi Flyer]

Air NZ has added Langham as a hotel partner of Airpoints.