Visit England has announced the winners of the Rose Awards and several sites in the North West have been recognised
B&Bs, inns and self-catering cottages in the North West have all been recognised for their excellent customer service by Visit England as it announces the winners of its Rose Awards. A total of 10 properties in the region received the awards, out of 100 national winners.
Now in their eight year, the Rose Awards “showcase the accommodation providers who give the warmest of welcomes and where the staff provide incredible experiences for their customers irrespective of star rating, style or type of accommodation.” This year’s awards were presented at an afternoon tea event on Wednesday 11 September at The Post Barn, Old Oxford Road, Newbury, Berkshire.
All the recipients are already part of the Visit England quality schemes and demonstrate “a commitment to delivering excellent service.” The winners were nominated by Visit England’s quality scheme assessors and selected from assessor comments and online feedback from overseas and domestic visitors.
Instagram VisitEngland Director Andrew Stokes said: “The ROSE Awards recognise the accommodation providers in England who deliver a fantastic welcome, provide outstanding customer service and make magical memories for their visitors. They create the bedrock on which tourists build their holiday memories, encouraging them to discover more of the area and driving tourism spend across local communities.
“From glamorous glamping to world leading B&Bs, from pubs to holiday parks, farms to rural retreats to self-catering cottages, there is a place to stay to suit all tastes and budgets in England with the awards highlighting the amazing diversity on offer.”
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