Consumers Pick Skycity Hotels As Their Favourite
12 May 2006
Consumers Pick Skycity Hotels As Their Favourite
Consumers nominated all three SKYCITY hotels for awards at the recent inaugural HotelClub Australia and New Zealand Awards, with SKYCITY Auckland and SKYCITY Darwin scooping top award wins. SKYCITY Auckland’s 4+-star hotel received the ‘Top 3 Hotels in New Zealand’ award and SKYCITY Darwin’s 5-star resort received the ‘Top 3 Hotels in the Northern Territory’ award.
SKYCITY’s 5-star
Grand Hotel in Auckland was also nominated as a finalist in the ‘Top 3 Hotels in New Zealand’ award. Jean Chapman, SKYCITY’s Director of Sales Corporate Australasia, and Lesa Bain, SKYCITY Darwin’s Rooms Manager, accepted the awards and acknowledged the exceptional team of people at SKYCITY as being a major contributing factor.
Ms Chapman said, “This award is confirmation of our hard work, the dedication of our staff, our young and enthusiastic team and the investment that has been made in the property by a forward thinking and dynamic management team.” Over 70,000 consumers from 170 countries voted for their favourite hotels through a survey run by HotelClub, Getaway and ninemsn from November 2005 to January 2006. Over 800 hotels were finalists and only 30 awards were presented. Ms Bain said these award wins were particularly gratifying given the way the winners were selected.
“Awards are always a source of pride but when they are based on our guests' feedback it is even more exciting and rewarding,” she said.
The SKYCITY Hotel in Auckland offers 344 rooms set within the SKYCITY Auckland complex which includes seven restaurants and six bars, casinos, live theatre, convention facilities and the popular 328m Sky Tower. For more information, visit: www.skycityauckland.co.nz
SKYCITY Darwin offers boutique-style accommodation set amidst 18-acres of tropical beachside gardens. Facilities on site include three restaurants, five bars, gaming facilities, conference facilities and extensive sporting and leisure options. For more information, visit: www.skycitydarwin.com.au The two properties will be profiled in Channel 9’s Getaway programme in Australia during May.
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