Tower Suites by Blue Orchid Adds 100 Suites
Serviced Apartment News reports a 100-suite and studio expansion, plus an event suite and a Pan-Asian restaurant, on top of 273 existing suites. No opening date is published, so treat it as supply to track, not yet supply to price against.
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Serviced Apartment News reported on 15 September 2026 that Tower Suites by Blue Orchid is adding 100 suites and studios, an event suite and a Pan-Asian restaurant to its existing 273 suites (Serviced Apartment News, 15 September 2026). No opening date is published as of 8 October 2026. For London operators, that is more serviced supply under one operator, with a start date nobody has stated yet.
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