Ascott ups its investment in Quest as it sets its sights on 80,000 units by 2020. Meanwhile, we’re struggling to pay rent on our unit in Sydney.

As S-Club sang, ‘There ain’t no party like a Hotel Wrap party’. Oh wait, we’re getting the lyrics mixed up, aren’t we?

All the news this week from hotels and resorts around the globe, all in one wrap.

The opening of Quest West Perth marks the start of the service apartment firm’s expansion in Western Australia, with a further three properties to open this year.

One day after Quest’s fresh rebrand, we sit down for an exclusive chat with its ceo to find out what the future of the hotel industry holds.

Launching their $10 million rebrand today, Quest has emerged from its cocoon with a keen focus on the modern business traveller.

Quest Serviced Apartments has had a busy fortnight with the official opening of two new properties in NSW.

Quest is back in the spotlight today, swinging the doors open on its new Western Sydney property, the first of 2015.

The customer is king in the hotel arena, according to a panel at today’s No Vacancy conference in Sydney.

Quest Serviced Apartments announced its exclusive $500 million partnership with The Ascott Limited yesterday, which will see 100 new hotels […]

Quest Serviced Apartments will more than double its room numbers in Western Australia over the next two years as it […]

The evolving needs of the corporate traveller mean serviced apartment providers must adapt to changing trends in order to capitalise […]