Infotel Magazine - Edition 21 - October 2017

2017 Edition 21 

HAUNTED HOTELS: 

FOR LEgends & late night whispers 

Birmingham 

High on the agenda for 

business & leisure 

Discover space & comfort in 

Serviced 

Apartments

From budget to five star luxury, with over 

1,137,977 

hotels, B&Bs and serviced apartments 

at our fingertips, finding your next 

night away is easy with 

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CONTENTS 

Chef’s Corner 

Inside Cover: Spinnaker Tower, Portsmouth 

Haunted HOTELS 

Things that 

go bump in 

the night! 

12 

14 

A Postcard from 

Birmingham 

16 

Serviced 

Apartments 

24 

4 9 

The Guest Book 

Osborne House 

Hotel 

20 

Mercure Leicester 

The Grand Hotel 

5 10 

Dates for the Diary 

Infotel Business 

21 

Bell at Boxford 

6 12 

Gainsborough 

House Hotel 

Haunted Hotels 

22 

Infotel Special 

Offers 

7 14 

Kenilworth Hotel 


24 

Serviced 

Apartments 

8 16 32 

Granary Hotel & 

Conference Centre 


Birmingham 

Upham Group 

3

Partner properties ready to welcome you 

The Guest Book 

Maypole at Wellow 

Nottinghamshire 

Countryman Inn 

Dorset 

Moxy Aberdeen Airport 

Aberdeenshire 

Covenanters Inn 

Inverness-shire 

The Dabbling Duck 

Norfolk 

Macy’s Hotel 

London 

Moxy London Excel 

London 

Brackenborough Hotel 

Lincolnshire 

Kings Arms Brentford 

Greater London 

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DATES FOR THE DIARY 

What’s On? 

OCTOBER 2017 

Hertford Food 

& Drink Festival 

6 - 8 October 

Hertford >> 

Who? 

Cheltenham Literature Festival 


Cheltenham >> 

Tiny Rebel Newport 

Food & Drink Festival 

7 October 

Newport, Wales >> 

Birmingham Comedy 

Festival 6 - 15 October 

Birmingham >> 

Robin Hood 

Beer & Cider 

Festival 2017 


Nottingham >> 

Where? 

When? 

Lincoln Sausage 

Festival 

14 October 

Lincoln >> 

Melton Mowbray Food 

Festival 7 & 8 October 

Melton Mowbray >> 

Halifax Comedy Festival 


Halifax >> 

Juice Festival 


Newcastle >> 

Harry Potter: A History 

of Magic at the British 

Library from 20 October 

London >> 

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Gainsborough House Hotel 

Kidderminster, Worcestershire DY11 6BS 

From 

£74 

01775 843413 


The Gainsborough House Hotel is a listed Georgian house situated in the 

beautiful county of Worcestershire. Contemporary and luxurious guestrooms 

with air-conditioning and complimentary WiFi, Freeview TV, toiletries and tea 

and coffee making facilities are available in a range of rooms including family, 

queen and a four-poster feature suite. 

Continental and full English breakfast is served in the restaurant, which is 

also open from 6.30pm - 9.30pm Monday to Saturday for an evening dining 

experience serving local and seasonal produce. Unwind in the bar and lounge 

with its period fireplace, natural features and a twist of Tuscan styling! 

“Excellent rooms, quality 

service, very cheerful and 

helpful staff. Good food. 

Recommend.” 

Taken from a recent Trip Advisor review. 

130 Spaces 

On-site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant Bar Weddings CCTV & 24hr Check In Check Out 

Reception 2.00pm 11.00am 

6

Kenilworth Hotel 

Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear NE2 2AL 

From 

£48 

£60 

01775 843413 


Conveniently located less than a 

mile from Newcastle City Centre, 

15 minutes from St. James’ Park and 

a short metro ride from the historic 

and vibrant Quayside, the family 

run, friendly Kenilworth Hotel offers 

comfortable, modern bedrooms 

and good food. 

All guestrooms have tea and coffee 

making facilities, Freeview TV and 

DVD players and free WiFi. Breakfast 

is served in the restaurant with the 

Ru Bar available for evening drinks 

and a grill menu of gourmet burgers, 

snacks and main meals. 

There is a private, free car park at the 

back of the hotel. Cafe culture and 

al fresco dining in the surrounding 

area is popular. 

11 Spaces 

On-site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant 

& Catering 

Bar 

Wedding 

Receptions 

Luggage 

Storage 

CCTV & 24hr 

Reception 

Check In 

1.00pm 

Check Out 

10.30am 

“Check-in was smooth and friendly 

and our room was large and clean.” 

Taken from a Trip Advisor review. 

7

Granary Hotel & Conference Centre 

Daventry, Northamptonshire NN11 3BU 

From 

£90 

01775 843413 


Rustic charm meets contemporary comfort in this independent country hotel 

on the Fawsley Estate in Northamptonshire. Twin, double and family rooms 

are individually styled, beautifully appointed and full of character. A DVD player, 

flat screen TV, WiFi and a tea and coffee maker are included. 

The Granary’s Tea Room and Restaurant offers traditional and delicious dishes, 

including a tempting three tier afternoon tea! Artisan and local produce forms 

the foundation of the menu and service is warm and friendly. 

“The staff were very friendly 

and the food was excellent. 

Our room was large, clean and 

had lots of storage space.” 


50 Spaces 

On-site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant 

& Catering 

Bar 

Weddings 

Parties 

Check In 

2.00pm 

Check Out 

11.00am 

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Osborne House Hotel 

Blackpool, Lancashire FY1 4BP 

“The biggest selling point was the staff who were quick 

to provide local knowledge, helpful advice and share 

more than a bit of banter with our party!” 


In the heart of Blackpool and 

convenient for the Winter Gardens, 

Grand Theatre and Blackpool 

Tower, the recently refurbished 

Osborne House Hotel has a total 

of 21 guest rooms with 14 offering 

en-suite facilities. 

Free WiFi, Freeview TV and a 

hospitality tray are available in each 

room and there is also allocated 

free parking on a limited basis. 

A tasty full English breakfast starts 

the day with evening meals available 

via prior arrangement. The modern 

bar area is stocked with a good 

selection of wines, spirits, draught 

beers and soft drinks and also serves 

bar snacks if guests are peckish. 

From 

£35 

5 Spaces 

On-site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Catering Bar Tea & Coffee Games Check In Check Out 

Facilities Room 2.00pm 12.00am 

01775 843413 


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Meet 

the 

team 

We provide the perfect partnership for finding 

your work and leisure accommodation 

Babs 

Bespoke Service 

We search, secure and book your 

accommodation so you’re free to 

do your job. 

Accommodation 

We have access to over 1,137,977 

properties, including major hotel 

chains, serviced apartments and 

independent B&Bs. 

Clear Pricing 

We offer a completely FREE 

service so there’s no hidden 

charges to worry about at the 

end of the month. 

Becky 

Jackie 

Travel 

We use the latest technology 

to secure the lowest rates on 

rail, air and ferry fares. 

Savings 

We save our clients on 

average 20% off all bookings. 

How to use our services 

Flexible 

We offer FREE cancellation 

on thousands of properties and we 

will make all the changes for you. 

Rosie 

Step 1: Get in touch! 

+44 (0)1775 841184 

hotels@infotel.co.uk 

www.infotel.co.uk 

Step 2: Your Enquiry 

Working with your agreed budget 

and location, an Infotel specialist will 

locate the best hotel at the best rate or 

source the best travel itinerary to get you 

to your destination on time. 

Step 3: Our Proposal 

Once you’re happy with the options 

provided, your Infotel specialist will 

make the booking and you will 

receive confirmation via 

email or SMS. 

Sue 

Step 4: Confirm Payment 

The booking can be secured to a card of your choice, 

with payment taken at the time of confirmation or on 

arrival. For clients using our billback service, we will 

settle your bill and issue a fortnightly invoice 

consolidating all of your billing. 

Step 5: Live Booking Portal 

We can provide access to online management 

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your requirements on any internet enabled device. 

Tanya 

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Things that go bump 

in the night! 

Trick or treat, an eerie encounter or ghostly goings on! 

Halloween is coming and only the bravest dare 

to spend 31 October in one of these haunted hotels! 

Will you bump into 

the murdered village 

teenager and her 

killer? 

West Country Inn 

Bideford 

The marching of 

long-dead Roman 

soldiers can be 

heard through 

the floorboards! 

George & Dragon Chester 

The ghost of a 

small boy, a hooded 

monk and a former 

chambermaid could be 

keeping you company! 

Brook Red Lion Hotel Colchester 

Room number four 

for a reflective lady! 

If you’re in the bar and 

you think someone 

is watching you, 

they probably are! 

Edenhall Country Hotel 

Penrith 

Victorian maids, 

monks and mysterious 

entities are regularly 

spotted at this Tudor 

manor house! 

Mercure Telford Madeley 

Court Hotel Telford 

The spirit of highway 

man Claude Du Vall 

frequents room number 

3 but you can see him 

and hear his horse 

elsewhere in the hotel! 

Holt Hotel Steeple Aston

Lanterns, legends and late night shadows set the 

spooky scene for a walk where the wicked and 

the whispers are recounted! 

Stratford Town 

Ghost Walk 

The Canterbury 

Ghost Tour 

Accurate and authentic 

exploration of folklore, 

legends and dreams! 

Combine with a 

night in the Feathers 

Hotel for a spine 

tingling stay. 

Murder and misery 

with ghosts and 

witches which will 

leave you scared to 

go home alone! 

Sleep with ghosts 

and see floating 

objects when you 

spend the night at 

Ettington Park Hotel. 

History, humour 

and hauntings with 

award-winning ghost 

hunter John Hippisley. 

Four spirits, including 

a jilted bride, await 

guests at The Old Gate. 

Experience the Whitby Ghost Walk 

for shipwrecks, sailors, superstitions 

and the supernatural who scream 

for attention! 

Choose a Yorkshire stop over. 

Only the bravest take the Lincoln 

Prison Ghost Hunt! 

Fear factor reigns with time 

in the Punishment Cell! 

Stay here if you dare!

Nothing says 

Halloween 

more than 

pumpkins and 

squashes and 

following a 

bumper crop 

of butternut 

squash from 

our vegetable 

garden at 

Infotel Solutions 

Ltd, we went 

on the search 

for an easy and 

delicious dish 

to make the 

most of this 

flavoursome 

autumnal 

favourite. 

Bestselling author of seven 

cookbooks, food stylist, 

cook and TV presenter 

Jo Pratt answered our plea 

and shared a recipe from 

her new book The Flexible 

Vegetarian. 

She told us: 

“This is a regular in my 

house and I’ll often make 

double the amount of 

curry paste and keep it in 

a jar in the fridge for future 

quick-prep suppers. The 

squash, red pepper and 

courgette provide fabulous 

colour, and the added split 

red lentils result in a thick 

sauce that’s nutritionally 

balanced.” 

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Next time you’re at Heathrow Airport 

Terminal 2, visit The Gorgeous Kitchen; 

a collaboration between Jo and renowned 

British chefs Sophie Michell, Gee Charman 

and Caroline Mili Artiss. A menu of lighter 

dishes as well as traditional British fare 

created using fresh, seasonal produce gets 

a traveller’s journey off to the best start! 

For more of Jo’s recipes visit her website 

Click here >>


Malaysian squash 

and courgette rendang 

with red lentils 

Time: 40 minutes 

Serves: 4 

Ingredients 

For the spice paste 

Olive oil 

8–10 cardamom pods, crushed 

1 cinnamon stick 

½ tsp whole cloves 

3 kaffir lime leaves, torn into quarters 

1 butternut squash, peeled and cut 

into 3-4cm/1¼-1½ inch chunks 

1 red (bell) pepper, deseeded and cut 

into 2-3cm/ ¾-1¼ inch chunks 

Method 

150g/7 oz red split lentils 

400ml/14 fl oz tin coconut milk 

400ml/14 fl oz/1 2 ⁄ 3 cups vegetable stock 

Handful coconut flakes 

1 tbsp agave or maple syrup 

2 medium courgettes (zucchini), cut 

into 2-3cm/ ¾-1¼ inch chunks 

Flaked sea salt 

Lime wedges, to serve 

4 shallots, peeled and roughly chopped 

4 cloves garlic, peeled 

1 stalk lemongrass, roughly chopped 

2½cm/1 inch piece ginger, peeled and 

roughly chopped 

2½cm/1 inch piece galangal, peeled 

and roughly chopped 

1 tsp turmeric 

2 long red chillies, roughly chopped 

1 tbsp tamarind paste 

1 tbsp sunflower or groundnut oil 

1 tsp flaked sea salt 

To make the spice paste, put all the ingredients into a small 

food processor or blender and blitz to form a smooth paste. 

Set aside or keep covered in the fridge for up to 1 week. 

Heat the oil in a wok or large frying pan. Add the paste and 

fry for a minute or so. Add the cardamom pods, cinnamon 

stick, cloves and lime leaves. Fry for a further minute, then 

add the butternut squash, red pepper and lentils. Stir 

around to coat in the paste, then pour in the coconut milk 

and stock. Bring to a simmer, cover with a lid and cook 

for 10 minutes. 

Meanwhile, heat a small dry frying pan over a medium 

heat. Add the coconut flakes and agave/maple syrup, 

and toss around in the pan until golden and crisp. 

Remove from the heat. 

Stir the courgette into the curry. Return to a simmer and 

continue to cook, with the lid off, for a further 10 minutes. 

Season with salt to taste. Serve the curry in bowls and 

scatter over the coconut. Serve with lime to squeeze over. 

Flexible 

The spice paste can be used in the same way to make a 

chicken rendang. Swap the squash, lentils and courgette 

for 4 large chicken breasts (cut into chunks) and cook. 

You won’t need to use the vegetable stock as this is only 

needed when using lentils. Reduce the simmering time to 

just 10 minutes in total, rather than 20 minutes. If you fancy 

adding a vegetable such as baby corn or green 

beans, then add them when the chicken 

is half cooked. 

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Photo by Parrot of Doom CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons 

Birmingham 


In medieval times Birmingham 

was a medium sized market town 

which came to world prominence 

with the Industrial Revolution. 

Today, it’s the UK’s most populated 

and largest city after London. 

Home to the world-famous City of 

Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, 

the Birmingham Royal Ballet, the iconic 

Library of Birmingham and the Barber 

Institute of Fine Arts, six universities, 

a rich sporting heritage and a thriving 

jewellery industry, Birmingham is high 

on the agenda for both business and 

leisure visitors.

If you’re after diamonds and gold, The Jewellery 

Quarter, which produces 40% of the UK’s jewellery, 

has enough diamond rings and tokens of love to 

rival Hatton Garden! 

Photo by Mauro Cateb CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons 

With specialist crafts people and workshops, 

you’re in the right place for commissioning a 

unique piece or buying over the counter at a 

very reasonable price. There’s also a thriving art 

scene with galleries, fashion specialists, weddings 

shops, bars and restaurants. If you fancy your food 

served with live music, Jools Holland’s legendary 

Jam House offers a fun and fabulous experience. 

Located in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, 

the three storey Georgian building creates an 

intimate atmosphere for live music with an 

‘unplugged’ feel and simple theatrical lighting 

focussing on the artist. A menu to suit all 

occasions, from canapés and bowl food to 

formal dining is also available. With an over 

21s policy and a dress code creating a relaxed, 

sophisticated atmosphere, it’s an impressive 

night out for entertaining business clients, 

company celebrations, a family get together 

or a friends gathering. 

Photo by Tony Hisgett CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons 

Birmingham is bursting with iconic landmark 

buildings and with the City’s industry as the 

inspiration, award-winning London Gherkin 

architect Ken Shuttleworth created a jewelled 

vision with The Cube. The exterior of the 25 floor 

multi-use building depicts the heavy industry of 

the City (car plants and metal plate works) while 

the interior reflects the jewellery side and is 

complemented with bronze sculptures by 

renowned local street artist, Temper. 

Head to the very top and you’re spoilt with not 

just city rooftop views but a choice of six restaurants 

and bars, all offering something distinctly different; 

a champagne afternoon tea, an exclusive whisky 

bar, crowd pleasing Italian dishes, Brazilian style 

grilled meats, noodles and sushi. 

01775 843413 Lines open Monday to Friday, 9.00am - 5.30pm 

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Photo by Wehwalt CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons 

For industrial heritage, inspiration and invention it probably doesn’t get more impressive than Soho House! 

Imagine belonging to a dinner club, debating ideas, inventions and information to change the world with 

fellow diners Josiah Wedgewood, Erasmus Darwin (grandfather of Charles) and clockmaker and scientist 

John Whitehurst. Soho House was home to the host of these dinner dates, industrialist and entrepreneur 

Matthew Boulton. 

Today the house is a hidden gem of a museum beautifully capturing the bygone era with fashions and tastes 

from the late Georgian period and products from Boulton’s factory, where with James Watt, he developed 

the steam engine. 

With a choice of theatres and arenas, live 

entertainment is never a struggle. Head to the 

Hippodrome, home to the Birmingham Royal 

Ballet, big musical touring productions, opera 

and pantomime. 

The former home of the D’oyly Carte Opera 

Company, the New Alexandra Theatre has a 

programme of large scale productions such as 

Oliver! and Les Miserables while Birmingham 

Rep is the country’s longest established 

building-based theatre company which has a 

focus on new writings, with many of the Rep’s 

productions going on to tour nationally and 

internationally. For music, comedy, sports and 

live performance, Arena Birmingham and the 

Genting Arena deliver a great night out.

Attracting visitors from all over the world, 

Bullring Birmingham offers a combination of 

shopping experiences. Bull Ring Indoor Market 

is one of the UK’s largest fish markets, also selling 

poultry and meat, exotic fruit and veg and 

household goods. 

The world famous Bull Ring Rag Market is 

for fashion and fabrics with the Open Market 

providing more fruit, veg and seasonal produce. 

For an award-winning shopping experience 

Selfridges is your destination. Housed in the 

dramatic landmark building most people instantly 

identify with the city, the store has won numerous 

awards for architecture and as a shopping 

destination. Designed by Future Systems, the 

outside of the building is based on a Paco Rabanne 

sequinned dress with 15,000 shiny discs cladding 

the building, which cost £60 million and covers 

an area of 25,000 square meters. 

Whether business or leisure, you’ll never be lost for somewhere 

to go or something to do in Britain’s second largest city. 

Hotel Ibis Styles 

Birmingham Centre 

Find your Birmingham break here >> 

Cobden Hotel Birmingham 

Radisson Blu Hotel 

Birmingham 


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Mercure Leicester The Grand Hotel 

Leicester, Leicestershire LE1 6ES 

From 

£75 

01775 843413 


This grand Victorian hotel is just a 

half mile from Highcross Leicester 

Shopping Centre and the famous 

Asian restaurants of London Road. 

It’s very close for De Montfort 

University and the Cultural Quarter, 

which is only a two minute walk. 

All en-suite rooms offer flat screen 

TV with on demand movies, free 

WiFi, toiletries and a hospitality tray. 

On-site parking is also available. 

The impressive building, which 

retains many original features, 

including a grand, sweeping 

staircase and ornate chandeliers, 

has a Marco’s New York Italian 

Restaurant and the lounge bar 

serves light meals and coffees. 

120 Spaces 

On-site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant Bar Wedding Private 24hr Check In 

Receptions Parties Reception 2.00pm 

Check Out 

12.00pm 

“Comfortable beds, nice 

bar and great character but 

the thing that really makes 

this place is the staff.” 


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Newbury, Berkshire RG20 8DD 

“Olde worldly, good food, good service, 

great pizza, a bar with atmosphere.” 


Close to Reading and Swindon and just four miles from Newbury, the Bell 

at Boxford offers traditionally styled en-suite rooms with flat screen TV, DVD player, 

hospitality tray and ironing facilities plus award-winning food, complimentary 

WiFi and free on-site parking. 

A bar and bistro style menu makes the most of seasonal, local produce, serving 

seafood, pizzas and traditional British dishes. An a la carte menu is also available, 

as well as a good wine list and real ales. 

From 

£60 

£80 

01775 843413 

Lines Lines open open Monday to to Friday, 9.00am - - 5.30pm 

Sunday Special Offer 

More Details >> 

35 Spaces 

On-site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant 

& Catering 

Bar 

Wedding 

Receptions 

Private 

Parties 

Pool 

Tables 

Check In 

1.00pm 

Check Out 

10.30am 

Monday Night Special Offer 

More Details >> 

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Special Offers 

Village Hotel 

Birmingham Walsall 

West Midlands 

Up to £25 off 

Skelwith Bridge 

Hotel Cumbria 

Christmas in Cumbria 

Langstone Cliff Hotel 

Devon 

Two night stay B&B, afternoon 

tea & drink plus an evening meal 

VIEW DETAILS VIEW DETAILS VIEW DETAILS 

Innkeepers Lodge 

Birmingham-Nec, 

Meriden Warwickshire 

Save up to £25 per night 

VIEW DETAILS 

Headingley Lodge 

Hotel 

Yorkshire 

Discounted breaks 

VIEW DETAILS 

Deans Place Hotel 

East Sussex 

Four packages available until 

the end of 2017 

VIEW DETAILS 

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01775 843413 


ENQUIRE

Special Offers 

Audleys Wood Hotel 

Hampshire 

Three nights for the price 

of two 

Rhinefield House 

Hotel Hampshire 

Three nights for the price 

of two 

Barnett Hill 

Surrey 

Festive getaway package 

VIEW DETAILS VIEW DETAILS VIEW DETAILS 


Berkshire 

Sunday & Monday night 

special offers 

VIEW DETAILS 

Royal Ettrick Hotel 

Midlothian 

Save up to £80 

VIEW DETAILS 

Innkeepers Lodge 

Basingstoke - The 

Beach Arms Hampshire 

Book early & save 

VIEW DETAILS 

01775 843413 


ENQUIRE 

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Serviced 

Apartments 

Cost effective, comfortable and with everything you need to create that 

home from home environment, serviced apartments are fabulous when 

you’re looking for a place to stay, not just sleep. 

Fully equipped kitchens, living rooms and with generally more space than a 

hotel room, serviced apartments combine the best of hotel service (laundry, 

cleaning, security, concierge) with the freedom and relaxation of home, 

and they’re not just for long-term stays either. Working weeks in the city 

or weekend leisure stays are perfectly at home in a serviced apartment. 

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Waterside Serviced 

Rooms, Cottages 

& Apartments 

Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 4NF 

Oxford 


25

Lincoln Self Catering 

Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN1 1QF 

Lincoln 

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Liverpool 

The Block Liverpool 

Liverpool, Merseyside L3 4FP 


27

Manchester 

Apg Aparthotel 

Manchester, Gtr Manchester M5 4SU 

Approved Serviced 

Apartments 

Manchester, Gtr Manchester M1 5BY 

28

Citysuites 

Manchester, Gtr Manchester M3 7NF 


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Cardiff 

A Space in the City 

- Serviced Apartments 

Century Wharf, Cardiff, South Glamorgan CF10 5NZ 

30

A Space in the City 

- Serviced Apartments 

Quayside, Cardiff, South Glamorgan CF10 5BN 


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Running Horse Inn 

Hampshire 

Specialising in pubs and inns with 

character and charm, the Upham Group 

offers a collection of predominantly 

countryside locations in the 

South of England. 

Relaxing and welcoming with fabulous 

food and service, there’s a choice 

of 13 pubs and inns providing 

modern accommodation. 

Station House 

Surrey 

The Hawk Inn 

Hampshire 

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White Hart Hotel 

Hampshire 

The Navigator 

Hampshire 

Peat Spade Inn 

Hampshire 

George Inn 

Wiltshire 


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Half-term 

Seaside Fun 

Coastal Accommodation 

Country Accommodation 

Half-term 

Countryside 

Capers 

Half-term 

City Adventures 

City Accommodation

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