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Hilton Pattaya was awarded “Highly Commended for Best Hotel, Thailand” by the inaugural Asia Pacific Hotel Awards 2012-2013. Held in association with HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad, the award is rated across various categories for specific types and sizes of hotel such as “Best Hotels”, hotel architecture, interior, construction and design. The awards were presented at JW Marriott Hotel in Kuala Lumpur on April 27 and leading companies behind these award-winning hotels and hospitality projects were invited to attend and receive the prestigious awards.
“Being recognized as one of the best hotels in Thailand further cements our positioning as being on the forefront of hospitality and quality guest experiences,” said Harald Feurstein, general manager, Hilton Pattaya. “We strive to offer our customers a memorable experience and this international accolade is proof of our team members’ commitment and dedication to setting new benchmarks in hotel stays in Thailand.”
Part of the globally renowned International Hotel Awards, judging for the Asia Pacific Hotel Awards was a meticulous process involving a panel of over 20 experts covering every aspect of the hospitality business and the awards are increasingly seen as benchmarks for discerning travelers when deciding their next holiday destination and hotel stay. Similar awards are also held in Arabia, Europe, Africa and the Americas.
Hilton Worldwide currently operates six properties in Thailand including Hilton Pattaya, Millennium Hilton Bangkok, Hilton Hua Hin Resort & Spa, Hilton Phuket Arcadia Resort & Spa, Conrad Bangkok and Conrad Koh Samui.
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