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Hard Days Night Hotel awarded with prestigious TripAdvisor accolade for third year running
After wowing tourists from across the globe, Hard Days Night Hotel has been awarded with a TripAdvisor 2014 Certificate of Excellence for the third consecutive year.
Located in the heart of Liverpool’s commercial district, the highly acclaimed Beatles inspired hotel will now continue its triumph in being recognised as the top ten percent of businesses listed on the travel site.
The admired accolade, which honours hospitality excellence, was obtained through countless travellers’ reviews that praised the hotel’s amenities and persistence in delivering a first class customer service ethos.
General Manager of Hard Days Night Hotel, Mike Dewey said: “We are delighted to have received such a prestigious award, which was directly derived through our satisfied customers on TripAdvisor.
“It’s great to see our hotel being applauded on both a local and global scale, and it makes me feel so proud of our dedicated team members, who go above and beyond to make each guests’ stay enjoyable and highly memorable.”
In order to determine the Certificate of Excellence champions, TripAdvisor uses an exclusive algorithm that takes into account reviewers overall ratings. Businesses must uphold a minimum of four out of five, consistent recent reviews and popularity rankings on the site.
Mike added: “We would like to thank all of our guests who took the time and effort to submit their reviews onto the site. There certainly is no greater form of appreciation than being actively praised by our guests.
“In hopes of continuing our prominent reputation - providing a high-class customer service will always remain our prime objective.”
For more information about Hard Days Night Hotel visit www.harddaysnighthotel.com or call 0151 236 1964.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Stephanie Wynne .
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