Days Inn set for international refurbishment
Denizen Contracts revolutionised the design interior of the hotel, which has now become the global standard for the Wyndham-owned chain after it was deemed ‘the best in Europe’
Kiki Max, architect for UK and Ireland at Wyndham Hotels, commented: “Denizen did an outstanding job at Days Inn Liverpool.
“Originally we provided a Days Inn concept which looked great but was way over budget. But Denizen fine-tuned the plan to meet our cost restraints without compromising the quality.
“They provided an excellence and professionalism that is the best I have seen in Europe so far and the design will now be reproduced throughout the EMEA countries.”
Bob Marley, construction director at Denizen Contracts, said: “We took the strict brand specification supplied by Wyndham and interpreted it in our own way, which resulted in a high-end product.
The new generation Days Inn offers affordable, comfortable and chic accommodation. It combines vibrant and modern décor with spacious rooms, large beds and high spec bathrooms fitted with luxury Villeroy and Boch suites.
“Previously Days Inn was associated with service stations and budget motels,” added Marley. “But we’ve created a new blueprint to transform this concept by introducing luxury finishes whilst still keeping costs down.”
Days Inn Liverpool occupies the former Ministry of Defence offices at Moor House, directly adjacent to James Street railway station. There are currently 41 other Days Inn properties in the UK.
Standish-based Denizen, who specialise in the construction of hotel and restaurant developments, recently announced a seven-fold increase in turnover, from £4.2m in 2008 to a forecast £27.9m for 2011.
