BLVD Hotel in Blackpool has been awarded the title of the best luxury hotel in Europe at the World Luxury Hotel Awards. The winners were determined through a public vote and evaluated based on service delivery, luxury, and guest feedback. The prestigious awards ceremony took place in Athens, Greece, and saw hoteliers from around the world in attendance.
BLVD Hotel scooped the prestigious accolade at the World Luxury Hotel Awards held at the weekend after a public vote . Top hoteliers from around the world gathered at the Grand Hyatt Athens in Greece to see the winners crowned from more than 2,000 nominees at the high profile ceremony.
Klaus Spiekermann, General Manager at BLVD, said: “BLVD is truly one-of-a-kind and being awarded in this way is testament not only to our wonderful surroundings, but to the dedication of our teams who consistently offer luxury to our guests. Commenting on the awards, Jana Stoman, executive manager for the World Luxury Award, said: “Travelers today increasingly value experiences over possessions and are willing to invest in unique, authentic, and immersive travel experience. It is with the unwavering commitment of dedicated staff that guests can enjoy this. We congratulate the winners, who have worked hard and tirelessly to be successful in a very competitive industry.
Amanda Thompson OBE, CEO of Blackpool Pleasure Beach, said: “BLVD continues to prove itself as an example of what it means to be a truly luxurious and hospitable destination. We strive to exceed all expectations and provide unparalleled experiences so it’s an honour to be recognised by such a prestigious award. The fact it is voted for by guests makes it all the more special.”
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