The trivago Awards are the highest endorsement trivago gives to hotels, in recognition of their achievements throughout the year.
DUSSELDORF, GERMANY – Last November trivago revealed the national winners of the trivago Awards 2019. Now it’s time to zoom in on the exceptional properties that represent the very best of hospitality in their countries at a regional level – the winners of the trivago Local Awards 2019.
The trivago Awards are the highest endorsement trivago gives to hotels, in recognition of their achievements throughout the year.
“As a leading global hotel metasearch with data on millions of aggregated guest ratings, we are well positioned to identify the top-rated hotels that are delivering exceptional guest experiences,” said Johannes Thomas, trivago Managing Director and Chief Revenue Officer.
“At the same time, being a digital marketing channel used by hundreds of thousands of hoteliers around the world enables us to recognize the hotels that are embracing technology and excelling online. The trivago Awards give us the chance to honor the hard-working and forward-looking hoteliers behind these exemplary hotels, and we are thrilled to do so again this year.”
Without further ado, here are the 2019 winners of the trivago Local Awards.
How does trivago determine the winning hotels?
For the categories of 3-Star Hotel, 4-Star Hotel, 5-Star Hotel, and Alternative Accommodation, we present a Local trivago Award to the top property per local region with the highest consistent trivago Rating Index score for the year. To ensure accuracy, a minimum of 20 reviews were required for award eligibility.
For the Outstanding Online Reputation category, we recognize the top property per local region that has been the most active in optimizing its trivago profile to stand out on trivago throughout the year. The property in each locale that has driven the most direct bookings through trivago is recognized with a Local trivago Award in the Direct Bookings category.
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