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Awards I 49


BEST NEW BUSINESS HOTEL IN ASIA-PACIFIC 1 Fairmont Jakarta 2 Four Seasons Seoul 3 Taipei Marriott


FAIRMONT JAKARTA


Having opened its doors only last year, the Fairmont Jakarta has quickly made its mark – earning it the title of Best New Business Hotel in Asia-Pacific. Located in the heart of Senayan Square in Jakarta’s CBD, the hotel is close to office towers, the 18-hole Senayan National Golf Club, and more, with 380 guestrooms and 108 Sky Suites.


PAN PACIFIC SERVICED SUITES ORCHARD, SINGAPORE


A fiercely competitive category, the award for Best Serviced Residence in Asia- Pacific this year went to Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard, which has just finished a refurbishment of its Pacific Lounge and lobby. Andrew Yee, general manager of Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard, Singapore said: “The Business Traveller Asia-Pacific award is one of the most prestigious recognitions of excellence in the travel industry, and we are deeply honoured to be voted for by its discerning readership. By providing state-of-the-art amenities and discreet, attentive service, we have appealed to business readers who are searching for the perfect ‘home-away-from-home’ experience.”


BEST SERVICED RESIDENCE IN ASIA-PACIFIC 1 Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard, Singapore


2 Ascott Raffles Place Singapore 3 Beijing Kerry Residence


FRASERS HOSPITALITY ASCOTT


It’s an unlucky number for some, but clearly not for Ascott who took home the Best Serviced Residence Brand in Asia-Pacific award for the 13th year in a row. Ascott pioneered Asia Pacific’s first international-class serviced residence in 1984, and now has a network of more than 46,000 units. Addison Goh, vice president, brand and marketing, summed up the reasons for the group’s continued success: “In addition to the heartfelt service which keeps guests coming back, Ascott’s residences are designed with the needs of busy executives in mind. From the thoughtful apartment layouts to the wide range of curated activities, guests can become part of a community as they settle into new cities.” Travellers to Singapore can soon look forward to the opening of the luxurious Ascott Orchard in the city’s premier shopping and lifestyle district, while the coming months will also see openings in Bangkok, Xiamen and Riyadh.


BEST SERVICED RESIDENCE BRAND IN ASIA-PACIFIC 1 Ascott 2 Frasers Hospitality 3 Marriott Executive Apartments


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Frasers Hospitality was heralded as the Best Luxury Serviced Residence Brand in Asia-Pacific. The group offers five brands, from Fraser Suites to the more boutique Malmaison and Hotel du Vin. More recently, Frasers Hospitality teamed up with Mercedes- Benz to launch the ‘Mercedes-Benz Living @ Fraser’ residences. When asked why Frasers Hospitality was chosen by readers, Liyan Wong, senior branding and communications executive said: “In this day and age, a comfy bed, rain shower, premium bathroom amenities and complimentary wifi are a given in most hospitality establishments. We recognise that travellers are looking for more than a generic stay, rather a connection and real experience – be it intuitive service from the heart, or the opportunity to experience the city they are in. It is about adding a personalised touch and knowing the nuances of our guests to develop a personal relationship over time. This is why our guests always remember and come back to stay at Frasers Hospitality.”


BEST LUXURY SERVICED RESIDENCE BRAND IN ASIA-PACIFIC 1 Frasers Hospitality 2 Ascott 3 Oakwood


NOVEMBER 2016


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