Best Western reaps more awards

BANGKOK  Best Western International is celebrating a series of wins in the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Awards.
More than 1,800 Best Western hotels worldwide secured the Certificate of Excellence, accounting for 45% of the company’s entire global collection.
Only about 10% of all the hotels listed on TripAdvisor receive the Certificate of Excellence.
In addition, 378 Best Western hotels have now been inaugurated into TripAdvisor’s Hall of Fame. This means that these hotels have now achieved the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for five consecutive years, again reflecting consistently high standards.
inside no 5Best Western’s hotels in Asia also performed strongly. TripAdvisor awarded Certificates of Excellence to 17 of the company’s Asian hotels, five of which have now in the Hall of Fame.
New Hall of Fame entrants include Best Western Naha Inn, Japan; Best Western Boracay Tropics Resort, Philippines; Best Western Premier Amaranth Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand; Best Western Premier Indochine Palace, Vietnam; and Best Western Premier Kukdo, South Korea.
Other Best Western hotels in Asia which achieved the Certificate of Excellence are: Best Western Ramachandra, Best Western Maryland, Best Western Royal Park, Best Western Premier La Marvella and Best Western Merrion in India; Best Western Premier Sukhumvit, Best Western Klassique Sukhumvit and Best Western Royal Buriram Hotel in Thailand; Best Western Hotel Fino Sapporo and Best Western Premier Hotel Nagasaki in Japan; Best Western Gobi’s Kelso in Mongolia; and Best Western Plus Lex Cebu, Philippines.
Best Western International’s Managing Director of International Operations – Asia Olivier Berrivin commented: “To receive such overwhelmingly positive feedback from our guests is extremely pleasing, and I’m confident that even more of Best Western’s Asian hotels will enter the TripAdvisor Hall of Fame in coming years.”
To be awarded a Certificate of Excellence, a hotel must maintain an overall rating of four or higher, out of a possible five, in terms of its guest rating on TripAdvisor – the world’s biggest travel website.

sourced:ttrweekly.com