Z Hotels Group
The bigger the better, right? By introducing, compact luxury accommodation to the UK, Z Hotels would beg to differ
Dare to be different Throughout life we are faced with the notion that bigger is better. Be it the purchase of a car, a television, a garden shed, an apartment, a house. It’s the same case with hotel accommodation. How many times have we been so excited that our room came with a sofa or a separate lounge, or a bath that was big enough to swim in, that we couldn’t wait to tell (or tweet or facetime) our friends? We’ve all done it, and it makes us feel good – great, in fact. Booking and staying in a hotel is
highly emotive and it’s an experience we all wish we could do more. So why would Z Hotels introduce a hotel concept with a bedroom half the size of a standard room? Surely we all want bigger, not smaller? Well, not always. Did we have time
to take a swim in that giant bathtub or laze around in the lounge? The reality is that sometimes we simply don’t have time for all these luxuries. And so Z Hotels was born. Z Hotels
gives you all the luxuries you need while ensuring you’re not paying for
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luxuries you don’t need. At Z Hotels, guests experience a fantastic night’s sleep in a bespoke, handcrafted bed in a compact bedroom in a prime, central location. Each bedroom offers outstanding in-room entertainment (Samsung HD TV, including all Sky Sports and Movies) and ensuite shower room, while Wi-Fi is provided free throughout the hotel. What’s more, guests are also treated to complimentary wine and a delicious selection of cheese every evening. The Z Hotel offer has proved to be
highly successful. Since Z Soho opened in November 2011, Z Hotels has opened a further seven hotels (five in central
“Team members are consistently referenced as being one of the main reasons guests enjoyed their stay and why they would come back”
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