Wynn Resorts tops Forbes Travel Guide’s 2019 Star Ratings guide

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Wynn Resorts has declared that it earned the distinction of being the highest-scoring hotel company in the world as rated by Forbes Travel Guide, outranking all other luxury hotel brands the company rates (1,105 hotels in 58 countries). Wynn Resorts said it exceeded “each and every other luxury hotel brand including The Ritz Carlton Hotel Company, The Peninsula Hotels, and Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, among others”. “Wynn Resorts is the highest-scoring brand out of all prestigious hotel companies featured in Forbes Travel Guide’s 2019 Star Ratings,” said Amanda Frasier, Forbes Travel Guide’s Executive Vice President of Standards and Ratings. “This accomplishment represents an unwavering commitment to excellence, as Forbes Travel Guide rates the most exceptional hotels in the world.” Encore Las Vegas | Parlor Suite – Living Room Each resort in Wynn Resorts’ global portfolio was rated individually and their combined scores contributed to the top distinction. Resorts include Wynn Las Vegas, Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, Wynn Tower Suites, Encore Tower Suites, Wynn Macau, Encore Macau, and Wynn Palace. Encore Las Vegas | 3 Bedroom Apartment – Living Room “Wynn Resorts is the highest-scoring hotel company in the world for one reason and one reason only – we have the most dedicated and talented employees,” said Matt Maddox, CEO of Wynn Resorts. “Our teams in Cotai, Macau, Las Vegas and Boston are second to none, and I am grateful to work alongside them. Remarkable people yield remarkable results.” Forbes Travel Guide’s stringent and anonymous rating evaluations are based on more than 500 objective standards, with an emphasis on exceptional service. In February when the awards were announced, The Peninsula Hotels was recognised as the world’s first all Five-Star hotel company. Earlier this month, Wynn Resorts was also linked to a possible takeover of Australia’s Crown Resorts — a potential partnership that was quickly dismissed by Wynn after confidential preliminary talks were leaked to media.

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