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GH Universal Hotel Bandung Sale Rumor Denied by Management

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Rumors circulated on social media claiming GH Universal Hotel Bandung was for sale at an exorbitant price of Rp1 trillion.
  • Hotel management has officially denied these claims, stating the hotel is not for sale and will continue to provide services.
  • The hotel is prepared to take legal action against those spreading the false information.

False rumors claiming the GH Universal Hotel Bandung is on the market for a staggering Rp1 trillion have been circulating widely on social media. However, the hotel's management has firmly refuted these claims, issuing a clear statement to officially deny the sale.

"Responding to baseless rumors circulating on social media regarding the sale of GH Universal Bandung, we, on behalf of the owners, officially state that GH Universal Hotel is not for sale," the management declared in a statement. They emphasized their commitment to continuing to provide services and grandeur to visitors.

Responding to baseless rumors circulating on social media regarding the sale of GH Universal Bandung, we, on behalf of the owners, officially state that GH Universal Hotel is not for sale.

โ€” Hotel ManagementOfficially denying the viral social media rumors about the hotel being sold.

The viral social media posts included specific details, such as a sale price of $60 million USD (approximately Rp1.076 trillion). These posts also listed hotel specifications, including land area, building size, ownership status, number of floors, and room count. They even outlined a transaction mechanism requiring potential buyers to submit a Letter of Intent (LOI), SPH, and proof of funds before contacting a listed number.

Despite the detailed nature of the false information, the hotel management stressed that they are not responsible for any consequences arising from the misinformation. They also announced their readiness to take firm legal action against those responsible for spreading the fake news. The management reiterated their full commitment to delivering exceptional grandeur and service to their guests, thanking them for their continued support and trust.

We are prepared to take firm legal action against those responsible for spreading it.

โ€” Hotel ManagementStating the hotel's intention to pursue legal recourse against the disseminators of false information.
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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.