Tourism & Hospitality | Thursday 17 September, 2015 1:10 pm |

Rome Cavalieri, Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts has been recognised as Europe's Leading Luxury City Resort and Italy's Leading Luxury City Resort at the European final of the prestigious World Travel Awards 2015, recognised globally as the ultimate hallmark of quality, setting the benchmark to which all others aspire.

 

At the Europe Gala Ceremony, which took place in Forte Village Resort, Sardinia, on Saturday 5 September 2015, Alessandro Cabella, General Manager of Rome Cavalieri, Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts was present to receive these prestigious accolades, as voted for by travel agents worldwide. 

 

Perched on 15 acres of private Mediterranean parkland overlooking the Eternal City, the Rome Cavalieri offers 345 spacious guestrooms and 25 luxuriously appointed Suites; an exclusive Imperial Club; an elegant Grand Spa with one indoor and three outdoor pools, including a children’s pool; the supreme three-star Michelin restaurant La Pergola; as well as the world’s most prestigious art collection housed within a hotel.

 

Alessandro Cabella, General Manager, Rome Cavalieri, Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts said, “It is an honour for Rome Cavalieri to be recognised at the World Travel Awards 2015. This accolade is not only a reflection of the hotel’s exceptional facilities, but more importantly of our team’s dedication to providing guests with Waldorf Astoria’s world-renowned hospitality.” 

 

Hilton Worldwide’s flagship brand, Hilton Hotels & Resorts was also awarded Europe’s Leading Hotel Brand for the second consecutive year, reflecting its presence in 76 countries and territories across the region.

 

The prestigious World Travel Awards have been recognising organisations delivering outstanding customer experience in travel and tourism for more than 20 years. They have become a key global institution of the industry, stimulating competition and innovation among operators, as well as providing a helpful testimonial for quality to travellers worldwide.