Elysium Group
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| Public | |
| Traded as | ELYS |
| Industry | hospitality |
| Founded | 1868 |
| Headquarters | Alanstown, Alexandria Territory, Meridon |
Key people | John Scaddan (Chairman) Jaxon Kernot (President and CEO) |
| Products | Hotels Resorts |
| Revenue |  8.4bn MND (2023) |
| 2.55bn MND (2023) | |
| 1.35bn MND (2023) | |
| Total assets | 11.606bn MND (2023) |
| Total equity |  449.82mn MND (2023) |
Number of employees | 167,420 (December 2023) |
| Website | www.elysium.com |
Elysium Group, also known as Elysium Hospitality Group, is an Meridonian hospitality company that operates a wide variety of hotels, resorts, timeshares and other lodging options. As of 2023 the company owns and operates over 1,100 properties over TBD countries.
History
Brands
Elysium operates a number of brands in its portfolio to suit a wide range of customers.
Luxury
Elysium Majestic is a grouping of upscale or luxury properties intended for short to mid-term stays, typically in urban or metropolitan settings, and feature large suite rooms, extensive amenities and services, and upscale decoration.
Olympia by Elysium are the highest-end properties in the Elysium portfolio intended for longer term stays and come standard with full service for all rooms, highly-appointed accommodations, and extensive concierge/ guest services.
The Mosaic Collection are independently-branded and themed hotels operated under Elysium management tailored to providing unique and high-end experiences in a variety of locales.
Olympia Palatine- Mid-sized, high end resort properties geared towards high-end, mid-to-long term stays and extensive service availabilities.
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Augusta by Elysium- Highly modern and sophisticated fullscale hotels.
Summit by Elysium- Larger, upscale properties catered towards providing onsite event space that are ideal for expositions and business conferences.
Sojourn Collection by Elysium- An overarching brand type for full-service resort locations which include multiple sub-brands and individually themed resorts, focused on longer-term stays, excursion and concierge availability, wide-spanning properties and extensive service.
Elysium Hotels- The company's flagship brand, consists of full-service high-end hotels.
The Villages by Elysium- Smaller-scale resorts intended for mid term to long term stays featuring focused service and an emphasis on individual spaces.
Lifestyle
Laurate by Elysium- Short to mid-term stay oriented, full service hotels, Laurate caters to larger college and university towns for visiting families and in some locations provides temporary off-campus lodging for overflow students or students residing outside of the standard spring/fall academic terms.
Hearth Collection- Full to midscale boutique options that operate independent branding under Elysium management.
Nexus by Elysium- Small, well-appointed full-service options primarily located in cities for travelling businesspeople looking for a balance of service and price.
Elysium Garden Hotels- Midscale hotels providing more premium offerings including made-to-order breakfast and certain room services at a reduced rate for travelers looking for a balance of premium experience and cost.
Essentials
Essence Inn by Elysium are the brand's largest offering, consisting of budget to midscale hotels with self-service breakfast and amenity options.
Uchi2 by Elysium- Budget-friendly long term stay options providing simple amenities and basic services at affordable costs.
Fireside Inn by Elysium are the second-largest offering of the brand, which focuses on short to midterm midscale service primarily oriented towards travelers on roadtrips.
Vibe by Elysium- Midscale option oriented towards younger travelers with simpler style options and more self-service options for affordable stays.
Nook by Elysium are a newer offering consisting of minimalistic lodging, fully-automated services, and limited amenities designed to provide especially low-cost overnight and short term stays close to places like airports. Nook hotels include certain capsule offerings in addition to small 'Nook' rooms.
