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The St Regis Doha has received five prestigious international awards from industry leaders, the hotel announced yesterday.
The honours were the Luxury Wedding Destination in Qatar at the World Luxury Hotel Awards 2015, Best Hotel Qatar 2015 and ranked 17th place in the Top 100 Hotel 2015 Worldwide Ranking at the Hotel of the Year Awards for the year 2015, Ramsay by Gordon Ramsay winning the Best Hotel Fine Dining Restaurant Middle East 2015 award, The World’s Leading Conference Room at The World Travel Awards Grand Final Gala Ceremony 2015, and Al Sultan Brahim restaurant recognised as the Best Quality Restaurant in the Arab World 2016 by The League of Arab States.
“These awards are a testament of The St Regis Doha’s world-class standards as we endeavour to deliver excellence in all our services and offerings, from our dining venues to our event facilities,” general manager Tareq Derbas said.
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