The hotel business can grow rapidly quantitatively by capturing the market in the tourism sector which continues to grow very rapidly. A hotel company will be able to compete and win market share if the hotel is able to provide good quality products and services. This study investigates the correlation between service quality, brand trust, customer perceived value, and their collective influence on customer satisfaction, focusing study of Amaris Hotel Indonesia. Drawing upon a comprehensive review of literature and employing a quantitative research approach, data were collected from a sample of hotel customers through structured surveys. Utilizing advanced statistical techniques such as regression analysis, the study examines the influence of service quality, brand trust, customer perceived value on customer satisfaction. Target included Amaris Hotel Indonesia customers. A total of 272 valid questionnaires were collected and verified with PASW Statistics 18. The conditions were: Service quality positive and significant impact on customer satisfaction. Brand trust has a positive and significant impact on customer satisfaction. Customer perceived value positive and significant impact on customer satisfaction. This indicates that customers who perceive higher service quality, exhibit greater trust in the hotel brand, and perceive greater value are more likely to be satisfied with their hotel experience. Additionally, this study reveals distinct interactions and moderation effects among these variables, highlighting the complex dynamics underlying customer satisfaction in the hospitality industry. These insights contribute to both theoretical understanding and practical implications for hotel managers seeking to enhance customer satisfaction in a highly competitive market environment.
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