Exciting Opportunity to Work at Sutton Place Hotel

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One of the main reasons why Imperial Hotel Management College stands out among other hospitality schools in Vancouver is that we provide our students with an opportunity to get work experience through practicum training. We have partnerships with major high-end hotels in the city and are happy to let our students get on-the-job training in all hotel departments while they are completing one of the programs at our college.

This spring some of our students were lucky to get an opportunity to practice their skills and knowledge at Sutton Place Hotel in Vancouver. Sutton is a vivid example of a group of luxury properties in North America, with a distinct European flair. Each hotel is carefully selected for proximity to the business, financial, and entertainment centres in every city or destination that the group is located within. Each hotel is distinctly different in style while offering timeless elegance and exceptional service.  



With hotels in Edmonton, Revelstoke Mountain Resort, and Vancouver, The Sutton Place Hotels represent the height of luxury accommodations with tasteful elegance, classically refined décor, and warm and inviting staff. From hand crafted furnishings, silk tapestries, and premium bedding, every detail at The Sutton Place Hotels represents a history of refined style and polished perfection that is both inviting and impressive. Offering a sophisticated appeal, each outstanding location offers world-class amenities ensuring exceptional comfort and ambiance for every occasion. We are proud of our students who completed their training in Sutton Place Hotel and received a chance to boost their career in hospitality management.

Images: Sutton Place Hotel, Booking.com

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