Cedar Court Hotels has embarked on an ambitious programme of investment, starting with the unveiling of eighteen new chic, ergonomically designed, energy-efficient and clutter-free rooms at Cedar Court Hotel Wakefield.The new rooms represent the start of an important period of change for Yorkshire’s largest independent hotel collection. Over the next five years, significant investment will be made into each of its four star hotels in Wakefield, Huddersfield/Halifax, Leeds/Bradford and Harrogate, ensuring that these popular hotels continue to meet and exceed guest expectation.
The completion of the new bedrooms comes in the wake of the hugely successful £25m launch of the five star Cedar Court Grand Hotel & Spa, York.
John Horvath, Cedar Court’s Group Hotel Director, said:
“The creation of Cedar Court Grand Hotel & Spa, York signalled the beginning of a long-term project to secure Cedar Court Hotels’ reputation as the best-loved and admired hotel brand in Yorkshire.
“People already knew us as a trusted four-star operator, but now we also have the five-star knowledge, expertise and values which we want to share with all our guests.
“These rooms are beautiful spaces for relaxing, working and holidaying and they reflect our ambition to provide the best possible guest experience at all times.
“The next stage of this project will see our other four star properties take on fresh, new and exciting identities that excite and delight our guests. That we are making such an investment in spite of the harsh economic climate is testament to the confidence we have in the Cedar Court brand and its offering to business and leisure guests alike.”
In response to customer feedback, these new rooms – which were designed by boutique hotel specialist David Brown of Decor – have increased lighting and comfort while retaining energy-efficiency, and have five star quality pocket sprung beds. The competitive rates, free wi-fi and Cedar Court Wakefield’s easily accessible location just off the M1 (J39) should make the rooms an attractive proposition to business guests, thereby helping bring further business to the Yorkshire region.
