E&O's Lincoln Suites Wins Tripadvisor Award for 3rd Year
E&O executive chairman Datuk Seri Tee Eng Ho said the accolade reflects consistently strong guest satisfaction, as measured through verified reviews, ratings, and saves on the world's largest travel platform over a 12-month period.
'We are proud that E&O's distinct brand of refined living, shaped by our heritage and vision as a Malaysian company, continues to earn international recognition.
'The Lincoln Suites' success reflects our ability to compete on a global stage while staying true to the values that define E&O,' he said in a statement today.
Located along Kingsway in London's historic Midtown district, The Lincoln Suites is housed within a meticulously restored Edwardian building, offering contemporary, self-contained suites for urban travellers seeking comfort, flexibility, and location.
Comprising 54 elegantly appointed studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, The Lincoln Suites offers guests the convenience of home with the polish of a boutique hotel.
Tripadvisor's Travellers' Choice Awards celebrate the highest-rated properties around the world, based on millions of genuine traveller reviews across key metrics including service, cleanliness, location and overall value.
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