Trafford Hall Hotel is the latest establishment to join the Best Western Signature Collection, after achieving a four-star rating following “extensive” renovation work.
The hotel, which is currently being renovated and due for completion by mid-July, has undergone a “significant amount” of building work as it prepares to welcome guests back this summer.
Best Western added the Trafford Hall Hotel has worked “tirelessly” to ensure that it has the appropriate safety measures in place following the Covi-19 pandemic, ensuring customers will be safe whilst staying at the hotel.
Anoob Saban, the owner, said: “We are nearing the last phase of our extensive refurb, which is due to be completed by mid-July. We cannot wait for our guests to see our new look. As well as renovating all of the rooms and adding additional bedrooms, the grand staircase, and conference suites, we are also super excited about the launch of our new Signature Steakhouse restaurant and 1887 Sports Bar and Café too.
“We are now able to offer standard, classic, deluxe and executive rooms to meet guests’ needs. These latest additions, along with extensive renovation work, have allowed us to achieve a 4 star rating and we cannot wait to hear what all of our customers think of our new and exciting look.”
Rob Paterson, chief executive of Best Western Great Britain added: “The refurbishment work and new rating are testament to the commitment our hotels have to delivering great customer experiences in a new safe, clean and confident way to guests. We cannot wait to reopen across the country and are sure Trafford Hall will prove to be popular with Best Western bookers this year and beyond.”
As part of the new safety measures in place, Trafford Hall Hotel has utilised new technology in order to meet strict Government guidelines for social distancing. For example, guests will use pre-check-in technology and there will be a smart phone in each room to guests to order room service, request housekeeping, and communicate safely with staff.
The hotel is due to open on 4 July.
