Orange businesswomen Pip Brett and Amy Van de Ven joined forces to launch Quest’s latest property in Orange.
Members of the local business community and senior leadership team at Quest gathered on the hotel rooftop to celebrate women in business and the arrival of 77 premium serviced apartments in the state’s Central West.
Awarded this year’s rising star by Hotel Management Magazine, Amy Van de Ven said her team has received a warm welcome from the community since their launch in October.
“Women in business is a passion of mine, so it’s great to be here with Pip who’s made a huge contribution to the local business environment.
“Since launching in October, the team and I have received a very warm welcome from guests, business owners and officials from the local tourism board here in Orange.
“It’s great to see a diversity of guests arriving over the last four weeks. I look forward to working with the community to showcase what’s on offer here in Orange,” Ms Van de Ven said.
Pip Brett, the brains behind popular homewares store Jumbled and clothing store Iglou, said Amy and her team have already started to make their mark.
“Thousands of people come through Orange each year to enjoy what’s on offer. Our strong small business environment, culinary scene and natural attractions are part of what’s great about this community.
“It’s been fantastic getting to know Amy and her team who are driven by a passion for what they do,” Ms Brett said.
Quest Orange features the brand’s premium range of serviced apartments each containing modern furnishing, fully equipped kitchens and amenities designed for the modern business traveller.
Quest General Manager – Growth, James Shields said Quest Orange has been one of the brand’s most highly anticipated new properties this year.
“Orange is a fast growing city with a strong business environment, attracting business and leisure travellers from across the country.
“Congratulations to Amy and her team for managing a successful launch. We look forward to watching them go from strength to strength,” Mr Shields said.
Developed by Saran Engineers and Managers, Quest Orange contains a mix of studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments. The property features a gymnasium, conference facilities, car parking, breakfast options and local restaurant chargebacks.
Members of the local business community and senior leadership team at Quest gathered on the hotel rooftop to celebrate women in business and the arrival of 77 premium serviced apartments in the state’s Central West.
Awarded this year’s rising star by Hotel Management Magazine, Amy Van de Ven said her team has received a warm welcome from the community since their launch in October.
“Women in business is a passion of mine, so it’s great to be here with Pip who’s made a huge contribution to the local business environment.
“Since launching in October, the team and I have received a very warm welcome from guests, business owners and officials from the local tourism board here in Orange.
“It’s great to see a diversity of guests arriving over the last four weeks. I look forward to working with the community to showcase what’s on offer here in Orange,” Ms Van de Ven said.
Pip Brett, the brains behind popular homewares store Jumbled and clothing store Iglou, said Amy and her team have already started to make their mark.
“Thousands of people come through Orange each year to enjoy what’s on offer. Our strong small business environment, culinary scene and natural attractions are part of what’s great about this community.
“It’s been fantastic getting to know Amy and her team who are driven by a passion for what they do,” Ms Brett said.
Quest Orange features the brand’s premium range of serviced apartments each containing modern furnishing, fully equipped kitchens and amenities designed for the modern business traveller.
Quest General Manager – Growth, James Shields said Quest Orange has been one of the brand’s most highly anticipated new properties this year.
“Orange is a fast growing city with a strong business environment, attracting business and leisure travellers from across the country.
“Congratulations to Amy and her team for managing a successful launch. We look forward to watching them go from strength to strength,” Mr Shields said.
Developed by Saran Engineers and Managers, Quest Orange contains a mix of studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments. The property features a gymnasium, conference facilities, car parking, breakfast options and local restaurant chargebacks.
