Bentley Flying Spurs join hotel fleet

Nine Flying Spurs have joined a chauffer-driven hotel fleet, with the luxury cars prepared by Mulliner, Bentley's bespoke division.

The Galaxy Hotel in Macau, China – one of the world’s largest Forbes double five-star properties – has taken delivery of the largest fleet of bespoke Flying Spur Mulliner cars to date.

The nine handcrafted four-door Bentleys were joined the fleet at an official handover ceremony at the hotel on April 29.

Bentley says that this latest commission “reflects the growing appeal for Bentley within the luxury hospitality industry for chauffeur-driven travel”.

The new Flying Spur Mulliner is built around Bentley’s new hybrid powertrain, which offers a zero-emission range of up to 47 miles (76 km).

On the exterior of the hotel’s new fleet, the Pale Brodgar Mulliner paintwork is detailed with the signature emblem of The Galaxy Hotel, stencilled and hand-painted on the two front doors of each car.

Custom Galaxy Hotel puddle lamps have also been commissioned to welcome guests as they step inside the cabin.

In the interior, all four seats come specified with ‘wellness seating’ as standard. This includes seat auto climate and postural adjust, which measures and maintains temperature via zoned heating and ventilation.

The attention to detail is highlighted further with hand stitched logos of The Galaxy Hotel to the seats.

The rear passenger doors open to reveal a further hand stitched emblem detail that tucks away neatly once the soft-close doors are shut.