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Two Quest properties make wotif top 10 list

Published: Wed 2 Jul 2014 12:30 PM
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2 July 2014
Two Quest properties make top 10 list in wotif.com survey
Four Quest properties have been voted among the best places to stay in the country, with two making the New Zealand top 10 in a trans-Tasmanwotif.com survey.
Based on customer reviews, the hotel booking website has revealed the top five places to stay in New Zealand and Australia’s most popular destinations.
Customers voted Quest Napier, Quest Rotorua Central, Quest Hamilton and Quest on Ward (also in Hamilton) as among New Zealand’s best places to stay. Quest Rotorua Central and Quest on Ward were also voted two of the top 10 hotels in the country.
The selections are based on the number of reviews the hotels received until 1 June this year. Each winning property has higher overall reviews than the average for hotels in the destination.
Quest Rotorua Central Franchise Director, Lisa MacPhee, says a focus on quality service ensures a superior guest experience.
“To receive recognition in the survey has been great for our team as we strive to achieve an all-round fantastic experience,” says Lisa. “It is also great to know our guests take the time to share their experience with other travellers.”
Stephen Mansfield, CEO Quest Serviced Apartments New Zealand, says the Quest properties identified as high performers in the survey are also high performers in the Quest internal guest satisfaction benchmarking system.
“In some instances the Quest properties are up against physically more impressive complexes but it is clear that the key difference is the Quest attitude and approach to service,” he says. “These franchisees are great examples of the Quest franchisees’ commitment to customer care.”
For more on Quest Serviced Apartments, visit: www.questapartments.co.nz.
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