Ibis Bandung Trans Studio achieves Accor Hotel of the year 2012 Award
JAKARTA– Accor, the largest operator of hotels in Asia Pacific, presented recently the Hotel Of the Year Award for 2012 for Indonesia-Singapore-Malaysia region to Hotel Ibis Bandung Trans Studio. The judging process for this award that involved all Accor’s hotels brands was occured over the year in 2012 and ibis Bandung Trans Studio is chosen as Hotel of the Year with its achievement in fulfilling all aspects assessment’s criteria such as financial, audit result, service quality, guest satisfaction level, online booking result, best awareness in press and best reservation control system.
This award was given directly to the General Manager Mr. Patrick H. Sibourg of ibis Bandung Trans Studio during the Executive annual convention for Accor Indonesia-Singapore-Malaysia region in Jakarta recently.
The hotel which opened in March 2012 won the best award less than a year after opening. The award was handed over directly by the Senior Vice President Accor Malaysia Indonesia Singapore, Gerard C.Guillouet to Patrick H. Sibourg and to his Assistant Sylvain Laroche at Pullman Jakarta Central Park in Indonesia.
Ibis Bandung Trans Studio Bandung outperformed all Accor hotels across Indonesia Malaysia Singapore, a network of 66 hotels from 5 star to budget properties.
With pride and happiness about this achievement, Patrick Sibourg declared that “It can be happened as an outcome of a good team work and we will keep up this predicate by always giving optimal service to our guest to meet their needs and improving our team work performance. We expect that 2013 will also turn into a fantastic year for our property as our advanced booking looks already very promising with a mix between leisure, business travellers and participants to international conventions”.
Ibis Bandung trans Studio is located in the south of West Java capital city. It is the largest hotel in town with 606 rooms and is able to welcome more than 1,000 guests on a daily basis.
This hotel aims mostly to the domestic market buit looks also increasingly to international business and leisure travellers as thanks to the availability of direct international flights to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. The hotel rooms were designed in a minimalist modern spirit, offering the latest ultimate in comfort. Each room is equipped with 32-inch LCD TV, Internet access and in-room safe. The hotel also provides 222 rooms with connecting doors for family groups. For culinary needs, the 22-floor hotel also features Oppen restaurant, located in the ground floor, next to the lobby area. The restaurant offers pasta and grill specialties with open kitchen concept. Oppen Restaurant opens all days for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Luc Citrinot a French national is a freelance journalist and consultant in tourism and air transport with over 20 years experience. Based in Paris and Bangkok, he works for various travel and air transport trade publications in Europe and Asia.
