The Burgh Island Hotel in Bigbury-on-Sea, Kingsbridge, has been nominated in the Times Travel award’s 2019 ‘Best Hotel’ category.
The accolade follows a multi-million-pound refurbishment, which has “stayed faithful” to the hotel’s art deco heritage and delivers new standards of modern contemporary luxury.
Now in its seventh year, The Times Travel Awards 2019 is an opportunity to “reward and recognise” the destinations and companies that have provided “exceptional experiences”. This year there are 12 categories in total, covering all areas of travel including Best Airline, Best luxury Tour Operator and Best City.
The hotel is operated by Inn-telligence, hotel management specialists, which were the project managers on the renovation.
Giles Fuchs, owner of the Burgh Island Hotel, said: “We are delighted to be nominated for this prestigious award. It is a great accolade for the Hotel, which reflects the high-quality hospitality and unique sense of luxury that the refurbishment has delivered.
“Hotel operators and brand experts Inn-telligence’s, expertise, insight and creativity have been central to delivering the refreshed vision and enhanced profile of the hotel. Our aim was to secure its future, and this nomination is a deserved recognition of Burgh Island Hotel as one of the UK’s most loved tourism assets.”
Penny Brown, managing director of Inn-telligence, added: “It’s a pleasure to be working with one of the UK’s most distinctive and treasured hotels. The renovation, by staying faithful to the Hotel’s art deco heritage while delivering a more contemporary experience for guests has further enhanced the hotel’s reputation and appeal. This nomination is a testament to the hard work and commitment of everyone involved in the project.”
