The well known luxury island and resort nestled in the Whitsundays previously operated by One & Only has been quietly marketed over the past weeks by Dan McVay of McVay Real Estate.
The high-profile luxury Middle Eastern operator One & Only have withdrawn Hayman Island from their portfolio as of June 2017.
Orginally slated to open again in June 2018, the fate of the 160-room resort remains unkown due to the impact of Tropical Cyclone Debbie with up to $80 million worth of repairs needed.
With the scope of works still being decided, it leaves the employment of 1200 staff in limbo.
Owners of nearby Hamilton Island, the Oatley family, is one speculated potential purchaser. However a Hamilton Island spokesman says in a statement.“Hamilton Island does not comment on rumour or speculation regarding our interests or business strategy,”
Singapore’s luxury Alila Group have reportedly inspected Hayman Island, which operates resorts in Bali, Java, India, Oman and China.
About Hayman Island
Hayman Island is a private island resort in the heart of the Whitsundays. The nearest Island to the Great Barrier Reef, Hayman Island is ideal for nature based activities and exceptional guest experiences.
Featuring 160 guest rooms, suites, villas and penthouses across three main accommodation wings, Hayman Island presents guests the ultimate in barefoot luxury. Restaurants and bars offer an array of local and international cuisines, while the spa and watersports centre complete the island experience.
Perfect for families, couples and honeymooners, the resort also provides an idyllic setting for a wide range of celebrations and events. A dedicated entertainment centre with capacity for up to 300 guests and range of outdoor function venues.
Learn more about Hayman Island.
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