The PrideInn Group of Hotels has announced their exit from the premises they have been operating from along Haile Selassie Avenue in Mombasa City by the end of March.

PrideInn Group of Hotels announced to their customers and stakeholders the exit via a statement it issued on Monday.

According to the statement, PrideInn has ceased operations and management of that unit because of the expiry of their lease in the premises.

“After fruitful and productive years of operations in the city of Mombasa, PrideInn Group of Hotels wishes to inform all our clients’ suppliers and patrons that we will cease Operations and management of the PrideInn Mombasa unit which is located along Haile Selassie Avenue, following the expiry of our lease,” the statement read in part.

“Effective end of March 2023, our PrideInn Mombasa branch Haile Selassie property will no longer be under the PrideInn Hotels portfolio.”

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PrideInn committed to honouring all their contractual obligations till the end of their lease.

The hotel thanked its clients, partners and suppliers for their support saying it was a privilege working with them in that location.

“We take this opportunity to thank all our guests, suppliers, partners and patrons who have supported us over the years. It has been a privilege serving you at this location,” the statement read.

Despite closing down the Mombasa branch, PrideInn welcomed its other branches in the country.