Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra celebrates its 10th year anniversary, unveils logo

On Tuesday 13 July 2021, Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra launched its 10-year anniversary celebration to highlight a decade of service excellence with guests, team members, and partners under the theme, ‘Doing the ordinary in extraordinary ways – 10 years and beyond.’

The 5-star hotel located in the central business district, is one of the most established hotel properties in Ghana, with 260 rooms, ultra-modern meetings, and events facilities, restaurants, and lush gardens. In 2011, the once vibrant Ambassador Hotel, presented as a gift to the government of Ghana after its independence in 1957, was reopened under the global Swiss brand as the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra.

Several paintings, crafts, and artifacts from the Ambassador Hotel were lovingly restored and remain on display at the hotel. Over the past 10 years, the upscale hotel has hosted several high-level events providing guests with memorable experiences and maintaining their health and safety as the top priority.

Speaking at the launch, Mrs. Deborah Lee-Ann Sivertsen, recently appointed as the General Manager of the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra said, “our history is deeply woven in the fabric of Ghana’s Independence and our heritage continues to link our past, present, and future.”

“Ghana is famed for its genuine and warm hospitality. Being my first time in Ghana, I’ve witnessed and experienced the undeniable authenticity through the personalities of our team, our heartists.

These values are what define the Mövenpick brand; demonstrating quality, reliability, care for guests, partners, and fellow heartists, and doing it all with a personal touch. We are proud to have achieved sustained excellence over the last 10 years, serving as market leaders”, she said.

The Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Hon. Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed Awal in attendance commended the management and team of the hotel on their achievements and wished, “may the next 10 years and beyond bring more creativity, excellent service, profitability and care for everyone within this company.”

He then urged the hotel to pay attention to customer care saying, “what differentiates your hotel from others is how you treat your guests. Customer care, training, and building the capacity of team members should be paramount over the next ten years and beyond”. He then appealed to the management to place “team members welfare above everything else” as that would translate into service excellence.

With the support of the Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Hon. Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed Awal, his Deputy, Hon. Mark Okraku-Mantey and key partners including Mr. Joseph Hammond, a war hero and former team member of the historic Ambassador Hotel, the General Manager unveiled the anniversary logo which will be used in communications during the five-month-long celebration.

Activities will include a blood donation exercise in conjunction with the Accra Technical University and charity initiatives in aid of Princess Marie Louise Children’s Hospital and the Shelter for Abused children.

In September, guests will be invited to donate kilos of non-perishable foods, clothing, and education supplies during the ‘Kilo of Kindness campaign, a global initiative of the multi-national brand to support the underprivileged.

Guests will also have the opportunity to win several prizes, enjoy offers and have dreams come true. The anniversary weekend, in November, will then be climaxed with a corporate soirée after commemorating the anniversary date with a food festival, celebrating over 70 years of culinary innovation of the Mövenpick brand.