Choice Hotels Australasia celebrates industry award

Quality Hotel Batman's Hill on Collins has raised the bar when it comes to mid-range accommodation after receiving the prestigious Mid-Range Accommodation Hotel of the Year award at the annual Tourism Accommodation Australia (TAA) Victorian State Awards for Excellence.

	Quality Hotel Batman's Hill on Collins.

The award was presented at the annual state awards gala dinner in recognition of Quality Hotel Batman's Hill on Collins strong commitment towards service excellence.

The award which firmly established the hotel as an industry leader in the mid-range accommodation sector was accepted by Yann Duroselle, General Manager of Quality Hotel Batman's Hill on Collins.

Choice Hotels Australasia (CHA) General Manager Sales and Marketing, Aileen Cobern, said it was a great result for the property.

"This award is a significant achievement and will reward and motivate the hard-working and dedicated team at Quality Hotel Batman's Hill. It is also incredibly satisfying to win an award that is judged based on feedback from industry peers and professionals," said Cobern.

The stringent judging process which saw the property up against 11 eligible candidates, involved TAA (Vic) members voting for their choice of top three hotels in the Mid-Range Accommodation Hotel of the Year category, after which a panel of industry experts conducted anonymous site visits.

Quality Hotel Batman's Hill on Collins is conveniently positioned opposite Southern Cross Station. Boasting 190 rooms which range from three-and-a-half star to four star accommodation, the property offers all the facilities you would expect from an inner city hotel.

Quality Hotel Batman's on Collins features a restaurant, cafe, cocktail bar and pub, four function rooms and a mix of standard and club accommodation rooms and apartments.

Close to 400 industry leaders and hotel owners attended the awards evening which attracted over 100 entries in 15 different categories.  The annual awards celebrate the diversity and success of metropolitan and regional Victorian hotels.

Source: eTravel Blackboard, 17 July 2012