Top 30 UK Hotels on Twitter #Top30UKHotels

October 27th, 2010

This week, our Top UK Hotels on Twitter has seen 2 new entries and 2 hotels have moved their way up the table!

The Chesterfield Hotel in Mayfair, London celebrate their 27th week at the top of the table.

Well done to Q Hotels & Apex Hotels who are both new to this weeks list.

Rank	Hotel	Location	Followers	TwitterGrade
1st	Chesterfield Hotel	Mayfair, London	53,291	100
2nd	Travelodge UK	Nationwide	3,968	98.8
3rd	London Marriott	London	3,649	98.8
4th	Blue Rainbow ApartHotels	Manchester & Edinburgh	3,491	98.8
5th	May Fair Hotel	Mayfair, London	3,262	98.8
6th	Red Bull Stockport	Stockport, Cheshire	2,796	98.8
7th	Best Western GB	Nationwide	2,209	98.8
8th	Best Loved Hotels	London	2048	98.8
9th	Garstang Golf Hotel	Garstang, Lancashire	2,004	98.8
10th	Brown’s Hotel	London	1,910	98.6
11th	The Hotel	Watergate Bay, Cornwall	1,806	98.2
12th	The Gleneagles Hotel	Perthshire, Scotland	1,478	97.8
13th	Botley Park	Southampton, Hampshire	1,267	97.8
14th	Malmaison Hotel	Manchester	1,737	97.2
15th	K West Hotel & Spa	London	1,268	97.2
16th	The Scarlet Hotel	Mawgan Porth, Cornwall	1,241	97.2
17th	The Ritz	London	1,158	97.2
18th	Jurys Inns Hotels	Nationwide	1,129	97.2
19th	Crerar Hotels	Scotland & Yorkshire	1,868	96.7
20th	Malmaison Hotel	Edinburgh	1,273	96.7
21st	von Essen Hotels	Nationwide	1,231	96.7
22nd	Four Seasons	Hampshire	1,028	96.7
23rd	Q Hotels	Nationwide	919	96.7
24th	The Castle Inn	Lulworth, Dorset	831	96.7
25th	Cadbury House	Bristol	1,758	96.1
26th	Trafalgar Hotel	Trafalgar Square, London	1,125	96.1
27th	Apex Hotels	Nationwide	1,009	96.1
28th	Red Carnation Hotels	Nationwide	1,002	96.1
29th	Four Seasons	London	941	96.1
30th	London Town Hotels	London	795	96.1

(List is correct as of 27^th October 2010)

The data in this list differs slightly to that of our Facebook list and is ranked according to the hotel’s influence on the twitter verse.

We’ve used twitter.grader.com to rank each hotel on twitter. This clever little app considers many different factors including number of followers, number of followings and number of posts (among many others). This creates a score, enabling each twitter account to be ranked out of all the accounts that have been graded in the twitter network.

It basically gives you an idea of the impact each tweet has.

The grade is out of 100 and represents the percentage of accounts that have less of an impact than yours. For example, a TwitterGrade of 95 means tweets from your account have more of an impact than tweets from 95% of all other graded accounts on twitter. Pretty impressive hey?!

As with all our lists, we’ve done our best to recognise every contender for the list but a few are bound to have slipped through the net. If you think your hotel should be included on the list, please let us know by commenting below, remembering to include your “@” twitter account name.

The list is open to all hotels in the UK.

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1 Kate Nestor // Nov 4, 2010 at 1:22 pm

I was wondering if you would include @principalhayley to your ranking list

Thanks