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CLEANLINESS WINNER 2020

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05/04/2021 09:04

Miðgarður by Center Hotels won the "Loved by Guests" awards and voted as a superb hotel with the grade 9,4 AND the "Cleanliness Winner" by Hotels.com guests.

The “Loved by Guests” awards are based on real guest reviews and experiences in these properties and are given to hotels that obtain an overall rating of 8.0 and above. This prize proves the high level of guest satisfaction and recognizes the daily effort of the chain and its entire team to offer high quality facilities and service. We can't be more proud and happy to continue offering our guests clean and beautiful environment at our hotels.

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