After being named Africa’s top airport hotel for the fourth consecutive year, Four Points by Sheraton cemented its leadership position in the hospitality sector. The hotel distinguished itself among its rivals in terms of design, quality, service, and innovation, according to the International Hotel Awards.
Launched in October 2017, the Nairobi Airport is a part of the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). It has 172 rooms, event spaces, an all-day dining restaurant with a separate business area, a pool bar and grill, a coffee lounge, and Nairobi National Park.
Vivek Mathur, general manager of the Four Points by Sheraton, Nairobi Airport, stated that the honor solidified the hotel’s reputation for providing trustworthy service.
“To be awarded the leading airport property on the continent for the fourth year running in itself is a remarkable and humbling achievement. This is further cemented by the fact that we are recognized as a top destination for global executives. These accolades not only serve to solidify our position as a substantial regional player in hospitality but is a testament to our team’s passion and commitment.”
“We are committed to the sector’s revival after the impact of the pandemic and look forward to a prosperous 2022 with greater tourism,” he stated.
Why choose Sheraton?
A panel of impartial industry professionals evaluates entries for the International Hotel Awards, which are thought to be the most prestigious honor in the world. They put an emphasis on sustainability, design, quality, and service. They also emphasize innovation and creativity.
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In addition, the hotel was listed as one of the top choices for business travelers and executives in the highly regarded World Travel Top 100 Hotels for Executives 2022.
The Park Hyatt in New York and The Savoy in London were among the eminent hotels on the list that included the airport hotel. The hotel was excellent, according to Henry Smart of CEO Destinations, despite the pandemic’s consequences.
