Abstract
Examining the impact of engagement exist in organisations’ internal environment on employees’ motivation, satisfaction, commitment and turnover intention is the main aim of this research. To achieve this, Hilton Park Lane, London UK hotel was chosen as a case to conduct this research. Interview and questionnaire methods were used together to reach the main aim. The findings from the interview showed that the hotel did not have a separate employee engagement strategy but rather the management has been trying to engage its employees by social activities and providing discounted services. Statistical analyses showed that employee disengagement is positively related with employee turnover intention and employee turnover statistics at Hilton Park Lane. Although no statistically significant result was obtained regarding the correlation between employee disengagement, job satisfaction and motivation, the findings suggested that lack of motivation and dissatisfaction with job could be the underlying factors which would lead employee disengagement.