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Special Hotels of the World Announces Re-opening of Member Hotel
Special Hotels of the World (http://www.shotw.com), representing some of the world’s most unique properties offering exceptional value and services is pleased to announce the completed renovation of one of its member hotels – Grand Hotel Suisse-Majestic in Montreux, Switzerland (http://www.ghotw.com/grand-hotel-suisse-majestic) following nine months of extensive redevelopment.
Following an investment of 20 million Swiss Francs (approximately £12,000,000) Grand Hotel Suisse-Majestic has been completely transformed yet still impresses with its traditional belle-epoch style with a new façade, a new roof, a new lake-view restaurant called “45” with panoramic terrace, 156 new rooms, a new lobby and a new bar. All the hotel’s meeting rooms have also been refurbished. Over the coming months, a fitness centre and mini spa will also be completed.
Situated in the heart of Montreux, overlooking the Alps and on the shores of Lake Geneva, Grand Hotel Suisse-Majestic offers breathtaking views and elegant surroundings and is suitable for leisure and business travellers.
For more information or to book visit http://www.ghotw.com/grand-hotel-suisse-majestic.
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Brooke Jester - Marketing and PR Manager, Great Hotels Organisation
Note to editors:
Great Hotels Organisation (GHO) is part of Big Worldwide, a global, privately owned travel, technology and media company headquartered in London. Great Hotels Organisation’s family of brands include Great Hotels of the World (http://www.ghotw.com), Special Hotels of the World (http://www.shotw.com) and Metro Hotels. GHO provides a range of products, services and innovative technology solutions for over 1,500 hotels worldwide including trade shows, e-marketing, business travel consortia sales, meeting and incentive sales, public relations, Meeting Forums and a private label GDS chain code (GW).
Membership of GHO is by invitation only and hotels must meet strict criteria before being accepted. By acknowledging that each hotel has a different set of marketing requirements, GHO allows its member hotels to choose from acomprehensive collection of sales and marketing initiatives in order to build their own ‘à la carte’ membership programme tailored to meet their individual objectives. By doing this, members are able to choose and purchase only the services they require, thus ensuring that membership fees are focused on their specific requirements.
Further information on Great Hotels Organisation can be found at http://www.ghorg.com/.
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