TravelRepublic clients vote for top hotels
Sunday, 12 Jan, 2010
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The top 20 hotels for 2009 as determined by customers has been unveiled by TravelRepublic.co.uk.
There are more than 165,000 independent hotel reviews on the site with hundreds more being added every day.
But clients can only post a review once they have made a booking and returned home.
When reviewing a hotel, customers are asked to rate their experience from one (terrible) to five (excellent).
To be eligible a hotel needed to receive at least 25 reviews during the year.
The results are:
- Villa Cortes Hotel in Tenerife
Average Rating: 4.87 - Corinthia Grand Royal Hotel in Budapest
Average Rating: 4.81 - Turquoise Hotel in Side, Turkey
Average Rating: 4.81 - Eden Mar Hotel in Funchal, Madeira
Average Rating: 4.81 - Elysium Beach Resort Hotel in Paphos, Cyprus
Average Rating: 4.79 - Qubus Hotel in Krakow
Average Rating: 4.79 - Concorde De Luxe Resort Hotel in Lara, Turkey
Average Rating: 4.78 - Tivoli Marina Vilamoura Hotel in Vilamoura, the Algarve
Average Rating: 4.77 - Costa Los Gigantes Suites And Spa Resort Hotel in Tenerife
Average Rating: 4.74 - Pestana Alvor Park Hotel in Alvor, the Algarve
Average Rating: 4.74 - Iberostar Costa Calero Hotel in Lanzarote
Average Rating: 4.74 - Bitacora Hotel in Tenerife
Average Rating: 4.73 - Arona Gran Hotel in Tenerife
Average Rating: 4.72 - Cordial Mogan Playa Hotel in Gran Canaria
Average Rating: 4.72 - Caesars Palace Hotel in Las Vegas
Average Rating: 4.71 - Las Marismas De Corralejo Hotel in Fuerteventura
Average Rating: 4.7 - Porto Bay Falesia Hotel in Albufeira, the Algarve
Average Rating: 4.7 - Mare Nostrum Hotel in Tenerife
Average Rating: 4.68 - City Inn Westminster Hotel in Westminster, London
Average Rating: 4.68 - Marina Luz Hotel in Majorca
Average Rating: 4.67
Managing director Paul Furner said: “Many congratulations to the 20 hotels listed above, which have clearly delivered an excellent customer experience to Travel Republic customers during 2009.
“Given that we now have over 70,000 hotels on the website a spot in the top 20 is an amazing achievement.”
Ricardo Caceres, manager of the Hotel Villa Cortes in Tenerife – which took first place – said: “It is the best present for the hotel after a long and hard year. We’d like to thank all our satisfied guests who came to us through Travel Republic for their recommendations and opinions.”
Adrian Ellis, general manager of the Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal, which took second place, said: “Travel Republic is a well-read website and many of our customers are using this as a source of information prior to making travel arrangements or hotel reservations.
“The team at the Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal are delighted to receive this recognition and pleased to read the continued excellent reviews from our customers.”
by Phil Davies
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