Hell Energy subsidiary plans HUF 24 bln hotel in Tata
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Avalon Center, a member of Hell Energy group, is planning on building a 120-room, five-star hotel with a HUF 24 billion investment on the lakeside of the "Old Lake" in Tata (56 km west of Budapest), Hell communications head Péter Pantl said on Tuesday, according to a report by state news wire MTI.
The "Old Lake"
Construction work could take 12 months, Pantl said and it would involve opening a restaurant in a refurbished horse stable and building an underground parking lot.
The investment would create 100 jobs and provide the local municipality with HUF 100 million annual tax revenue.
Avalon already operates a catering complex in Miskolctapolca which employs 170 workers and was built with a HUF 9.5 bln investment.
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