Arora Hotels has recently announced their partnership with Room to Reward, a unique charity that provides unsold rooms to nominated volunteers from various charities and communities across the U.K. Five properties within the Arora group have pledged to donate breaks to these deserving individuals, allowing them to enjoy some well-deserved rest and relaxation.
“We are thrilled to be joining Room to Reward,” stated Sanjay Arora, Chief Operating Officer of Arora Hotels. “It’s a simple yet impactful way for us to put our unsold rooms to great use. We look forward to welcoming some Hidden Heroes to our properties soon.”
Arora Hotels is one of the largest private owner-operators of hotels in the U.K., with a portfolio that includes well-known properties such as InterContinental London – The O2 and Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa.
Room to Reward’s Director, Adam Terpening, expressed his excitement about the partnership, stating, “We are absolutely delighted to welcome Arora Hotels to the Room to Reward journey. Their involvement provides our nominated volunteers with even more wonderful options for their well-earned break. We are immensely grateful for their fantastic support.”
Founded in 2015, Room to Reward has partnered with over 800 hotels across the U.K. and the Republic of Ireland. The charity has nominated over 3,000 volunteers from over 850 charities, community groups, and voluntary organizations, recognizing their dedication and commitment. Together, the hotels have donated almost £1 million worth of breaks in rooms that would otherwise sit empty and unsold.
For more information about Arora Hotels, please visit their website at thearoragroup.com/business/hotels.
To learn more about Room to Reward, the hotels and charities involved, and stories from some of the nominated volunteers, please visit their website at www.roomtoreward.org.
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