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THE EPITOME OF HOSPITALITY


STAYBRIDGE SUITES® OFFERS TRAVELLERS ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME


HAVING LED THE WAY IN THE UK EXTENDED STAY MARKET with the opening of Staybridge Suites®


Liverpool in 2008,


InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has since launched properties in Birmingham and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, plus two in London, including the most recent opening of Staybridge Suites® Vauxhall. Staybridge Suites®


combines


all the reassurance of IHG’s respected brand name – reliability, innovation and great service – with all the comforts an extended-stay guest could ask for, and always in convenient, central locations. Use of serviced apartments and extended stay hotels is increasing as companies realise the immeasurable advantages to travellers, who enjoy more space, the ability to entertain – professionally or socially – and greater freedom and flexibility than they would elsewhere. The success of its hospitality model ensures no stone is left unturned so every guest requirement is met. Staybridge Suites has won a bevy of


awards, including being ranked the No.1 hotel in Newcastle on TripAdvisor and Serviced Apartment of the Year at the Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards for three years in a row. However, repeat business is the ultimate accolade and Staybridge Suites guests keep coming back for more. Travellers who are away from home for any length of time are looking for home comforts alongside business practicalities. Staybridge Suites


accommodation has fully equipped kitchens, free wifi and a comfortable sitting area with desk. A range of room sizes caters for all requirements, with studio, one-bed and two-bed/ two-bath suites. Free hot breakfast ensures a good start to the day and each property has a 24-hour business centre, fitness room, laundry room and The Pantry, a 24/7 convenience store, so that guests do not have to find their way to the nearest supermarket to buy the basics. Working away from home can be a lonely experience. To allow guests to socialise in a relaxed environment, Staybridge Suites managers host an informal evening reception three times a week. A fireplace and complimentary food and


drinks complete the picture; and at the Vauxhall property, there is even a resident dog – labradoodle Waggers – to take for a walk.


Staybridge Suites aims to offer the best of all worlds, striking the balance between the full service of a hotel and the hands-off feel of many serviced apartments. The public sitting area and dining room are open plan, and are complemented by a more intimate snug area, with TV. The latter was a unique design in the first Staybridge Suites in Liverpool but was such a success, it has been included in subsequent properties. This is typical of Staybridge Suites’ culture: good service delivered in a thoughtful, personalised, considerate fashion – the epitome of great hospitality.


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