Quest East Perth has launched a private executive lounge on its penthouse floor in partnership with the CEO Institute.
The executive lounge will serve as the state headquarters for the CEO Institute and provide hotel guests with access to one of Australia’s top business venues.
For $69 a day, guests can access the club’s meeting rooms, buffet breakfast, co-working space, lounge and rooftop bar area. CEO Institute members receive complimentary access and discounted accommodation as part of their annual membership fee.
Quest East Perth Franchisee, Byron McDonald said the diversification of the hotel’s penthouse floors is a game-changer for Western Australia’s accommodation market.
“Our guests stay with us because our apartments offer a home away from home experience in the heart of Perth. An executive lounge compliments our core strengths while maintaining a guest experience that’s expected of Quest.
“Our partnership with The CEO Institute increases our service offering while providing a valuable business network to corporate travellers. The executive lounge is a fantastic use of our top floor that ultimately gives our guests more options,” Mr McDonald said.
The CEO Institute was established to help business leaders share skills, insights and experiences. Director of the CEO Institute WA, Steve Stanley said the combination of accommodation and business lounge services will add value to its members.
“We have a proven record of increasing revenue for our members thanks to the quality of our membership base and the professional development services we provide.
“Quest Apartment Hotels has a strong reputation for servicing corporate travellers, so we’re pleased to partner with Quest East Perth to provide our members with a premium hospitality experience,” Mr Stanley said.
The CEO Institute’s executive lounge officially opened in November. Speaking tours, business networking and breakfast events have been scheduled for ANZAC Day, New Year’s Eve and End of Financial Year with more to be announced.
The executive lounge will serve as the state headquarters for the CEO Institute and provide hotel guests with access to one of Australia’s top business venues.
For $69 a day, guests can access the club’s meeting rooms, buffet breakfast, co-working space, lounge and rooftop bar area. CEO Institute members receive complimentary access and discounted accommodation as part of their annual membership fee.
Quest East Perth Franchisee, Byron McDonald said the diversification of the hotel’s penthouse floors is a game-changer for Western Australia’s accommodation market.
“Our guests stay with us because our apartments offer a home away from home experience in the heart of Perth. An executive lounge compliments our core strengths while maintaining a guest experience that’s expected of Quest.
“Our partnership with The CEO Institute increases our service offering while providing a valuable business network to corporate travellers. The executive lounge is a fantastic use of our top floor that ultimately gives our guests more options,” Mr McDonald said.
The CEO Institute was established to help business leaders share skills, insights and experiences. Director of the CEO Institute WA, Steve Stanley said the combination of accommodation and business lounge services will add value to its members.
“We have a proven record of increasing revenue for our members thanks to the quality of our membership base and the professional development services we provide.
“Quest Apartment Hotels has a strong reputation for servicing corporate travellers, so we’re pleased to partner with Quest East Perth to provide our members with a premium hospitality experience,” Mr Stanley said.
The CEO Institute’s executive lounge officially opened in November. Speaking tours, business networking and breakfast events have been scheduled for ANZAC Day, New Year’s Eve and End of Financial Year with more to be announced.