Infotel Magazine | Edition 27 | April 2018

2018 Edition 27 

The Tea Break 

Tiers of tasty temptation! 

Discover Derby 

What to do & where to stay 

Pack the pedigree PJs 

for a dog-friendly getaway!

Thursday 29 March: 9.00am - 5.30pm 

Friday 30 March: Easter Break 

Monday 2 April: Easter Break 

Tuesday 3 April: 9.00am - 5.30pm 

Need to make a reservation? 

Contact the team 

01775 843413 

Monday to Friday, 9:00am - 5:30pm

Contents 

A Postcard 

from Derby 

4 

The Guest Book 

10 20 

10 29 

The Canine Club 

Collection 

32 

Five Bells Inn 

6 

Dates for the Diary 

18 

Dunraven Hotel 

30 

Infotel Business 

7 19 

Hawthorn Farm B&B 

Lincoln Self 

Catering 

32 

The Tea Break 

8 20 36 

Wiltshire Hotel Golf & 

Leisure Resort 

A Postcard 

from Derby 

Infotel Offers 

9 28 

The Poplars 

Derby Collection 

38 

Featured Group 

Suite Hospitality 

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All rates contained in this magazine are correct at the time of sending. 

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T H I S M O N T H ' S T R E N D I N G H O T E L S 

The Shoe Inn 

1 

Ramada Encore 

Leicester City Centre 

2 

Brook House Inn 

3 

Lion at Settle Mawney Hotel Caledonian Hotel 

4 5 6 

4

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Hythe Imperial Hotel 

7 

Barns Country 

Guest House 

8 

Gate Hotel 

9 

Riverside Apartments 

10 

Best Western Passage 

House Hotel 

11 

Bank Guest House 

12 

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What’s On? 

Dates for the Diary 

APRIL 2018 

Bath Comedy Festival 

Until 15 April 

Bath >> 

Edinburgh International 

Science Festival 

Until 15 April 

Edinburgh >> 

Where? 

Hertford Arts Festival 

6 April 

Hertford >> 

The Grand National 

12 - 14 April 

Aintree, Liverpool >> 

Who? 

Belfast Film Festival 2018 


Belfast >> 

Virgin Money 

London Marathon 

22 April 

London >> 

The Stratford-upon-Avon 

Literary Festival 


Stratford-upon-Avon >> 

When? 

The Spring Flower 

Show 26 - 29 April 

Harrogate >> 

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Hawthorn Farm B&B 

Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 7ED 

From 

£80 

01775 843413 

Lines open Monday to Friday, 9.00am - 5.30pm 

Hawthorn Farm is a 16th Century 

Grade II listed farmhouse and is one 

of the oldest buildings in Buxton. 

There are six guest rooms, two in 

the main house and four in the barn 

conversion. All offer tea and coffee 

making facilities, a TV and WiFi. 

A cooked breakfast and cereals are 

served in the main house between 

7.30am - 9.30am and Buxton, which 

is just a short walk away, has a choice 

of restaurants for evening dining. 

“This is a great B&B! 

Welcoming hosts, 

comfortable clean rooms 

and a delicious breakfast 

to top it off!” 

Taken from a recent Trip Advisor review. 

16 Spaces 

On-Site 

WiFi Breakfast Luggage 

Storage 

Tea & Coffee 

in Room 

16th 

Century 

Pets 

Welcome 

Check In 

3.00pm 

Check Out 

10.00am 

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

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Wiltshire Hotel Golf & Leisure Resort 

Swindon, Wiltshire SN4 7PB 

From 

£60 

01775 843413 


Perfectly placed for business and 

pleasure in the Cotswolds, Bath, 

Malmesbury and visiting Stonehenge, 

the Wiltshire Hotel boasts 58 en-suite 

guest rooms, a fully equipped gym, 

indoor swimming pool, spa facilities 

and a golf course. 

Originally designed by Peter Alliss, 

the 18-hole lakes course is challenging 

and enjoyable. For the keen golfer, 

packages can be included with a stay. 

Dining is available in the Pavillion 

Restaurant, which serves breakfast, 

lunch and evening meals or enjoy a 

lighter menu in the Clubhouse Bar 

and Lounge during the day. 

“Hotel was great, 

staff friendly and 

welcoming, room clean 

and comfortable.” 


200 Spaces 

On-Site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant Bar Weddings Golf Gym & Spa Indoor Check In 

Pool 2.00pm 

Check Out 

11.00am 

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The Poplars 

Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN1 1EZ 

From 

£45 

01775 843413 


This private, period property 

is located on the Roman Trail 

near to Lincoln cathedral, 

castle and the old town area 

of Bailgate. 

Guest rooms are individually 

decorated with modern décor, 

some have en-suite facilities, 

all include hospitality trays. 

Free WiFi and free parking 

are available and for evening 

dining, there is a choice of 

good restaurants within 

walking distance. 

“Excellent service. Beautiful room with a 

fantastic view. Very friendly but still felt private 

and comfortable.” 


3 Spaces 

On-Site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Tea & Coffee 

in Room 

Luggage 

Storage 

Check In 

11.30am 

Check Out 

12.00pm 


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If getting away for a few 

days starts the separation 

anxiety alarm bells ringing, 

there's a simple answer. 

Pooch power rules ok, 

so pack some pedigree 

pyjamas and take your four 

legged friend with you! 

Dog-friendly accommodation 

is on the rise and man's best 

friend is being welcomed 

into independent boutique 

hotels, guest houses and 

well-known hotel groups, 

all happy to provide pooch 

with a bed, bowl and 

blanket!

Hallmark Hotels 

From Aberdeen in Scotland to Bournemouth on the South Coast, there's a Hallmark Hotel 

in 28 UK locations, all welcoming dogs with their Pawfect Package. At £15 per night, the hotel 

group promise you and your dog a unique experience from reservation, arrival and in your 

room. They don't wish to spoil the surprise but the group promise both you and your furry 

friend will not be disappointed! 

Mercure Hotels 

Happy tails are guaranteed with Mercure Hotels who offer a speciality menu for dog dining 

and dog popcorn treats. The group's hotels in Altrincham near Manchester, Shrewsbury 

and Hatfield charge £15 per night, per dog, with a maximum of two dogs per room. 


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Toft Country House 

Hotel & Golf Club 

Woolpack Inn, 

Somerset 

Is a dog-friendly stay and 18 holes of 

golf possible? It is at Toft Country House 

Hotel near Stamford in Lincolnshire. 

For a small charge, dogs can enjoy 

ground floor accommodation around 

the courtyard at this former farmhouse 

which retains many charming original 

features. 

The Woolpack Inn near Bath welcomes 

dogs throughout the pub and in guest 

rooms, some of which open onto the 

garden for easy dog access. The former 

coaching inn is ideally located for long 

walks in the Somerset countryside. 

For winter stays, the open roaring 

fireplace in the stone flagged bar area 

is the perfect setting to enjoy cask ales 

and a tasty bar menu. 

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Aubrey Park Hotel, 

Hertfordshire 

The Winning Post, 

Berkshire 

Aubrey Park Hotel, between Hemel 

Hempstead and St Albans, is set in nine 

acres of rolling countryside with many 

historical walks within the grounds. 

Dog-friendly guest rooms include bowls, 

a bed and treats and for your own two 

legged treat enjoy afternoon tea in 

the garden. 

Treats at the bar and wonderful Windsor 

walks welcome you and your dog to 

The Winning Post. Nicely located for 

Ascot, Henley and Windsor, this 18th 

century building is full of character, with 

nooks and crannies, original old stone 

floors and a roaring open fire. The dog 

is welcome to dine with you in the bar 

and with a choice of exciting menus 

using local and seasonal produce, 

neither of you will be disappointed. 

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Lines open Monday to Friday, 9.00am - 5.30pm

Bear Hotel, 

Hampshire 

Bell at Boxford, 

Berkshire 

A traditional coaching inn which has 

welcomed Queen Victoria, Winston 

Churchill and Eisenhower now offers 

a very warm welcome to dogs visiting 

Hampshire. Good food, great wine and 

a lovely atmosphere add to the appeal 

of this old building bursting with 

modern-day comforts. 

Don't miss out on the award-winning 

food, real ales and fine wines available at 

the Bell at Boxford, in Berkshire. Ground 

floor en-suite accommodation makes it 

easy for dogs to feel perfectly at home 

and there's a good mix of local walks 

to be discovered. 

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Bermondsey Square 

Hotel, London 

Black Horse Inn, 

Kent 

If your dog prefers the bright city lights 

over country retreats, Bermondsey 

Square Hotel ticks the boxes with its 

designer bedrooms and beautifully 

appointed loft rooms. The area is thriving 

with a vibrant restaurant, bar and club 

scene and the hotel is convenient for 

The City, Borough Market, Tate Modern 

and Tower Bridge. 

The Black Horse Inn in Maidstone 

offers stunning B&B accommodation 

with a fantastic menu available in the 

pub or restaurant for evening dining. 

Dogs get a truly friendly welcome with 

their own basket, sheets and towels 

in the guest rooms with just the main 

restaurant off limits. There's also a good 

choice of local walks for early morning/ 

evening exercise. 


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Angus Hotel 

Best Western 

Ipswich Hotel 

Brook Kingston 

Lodge Hotel 

Buckatree Hall Hotel 

Castlewood Lodges 

Cobden Hotel 

Birmingham 

Coul House Hotel 

Cross Hands Hotel 

Days Inn Durham 

Days Inn Magor 

Dog House Hotel 

Eynsham Hall 

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Discover more paw-fect stays 

in our Canine Collection >> 

Foxfields Country 

Hotel 

George Inn 

Godalming Hotel 

Griffin Hotel 

Hartwell House Hotel, 

Restaurant & Spa 

Haycock Hotel 

Hilton Bracknell 

Inglenook Hotel & 

Restaurant 

Ibis Budget Derby 

Legacy Hotel Victoria 

Moxy London Excel 

Ommaroo Hotel 


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Dunraven Hotel 

Treherbert, Rhondda CF42 5BG 

From 

£60 

01775 843413 


Located in the world-famous 

Rhondda Valley and sat at the 

foot of Penpych Mountain, 

this family run pub offers 

pet friendly accommodation. 

Guest rooms have private 

bathrooms, a flat screen 

TV and a hospitality tray. 

Cardiff is 20 miles away and 

the area is popular with 

walkers and mountain 

bike enthusiasts. 

WiFi is available in public areas 

and there is on-site parking 

for up to six vehicles. 

“Very good, quality service, very good 

room, extremely friendly staff and 

locals. Food here is delicious.” 


6 Spaces 

On-Site 

WiFi 

Tea & Coffee 

in Room 

Pool 

Tables 

Pet 

Friendly 

Check In 

2.00pm 

Check Out 

11.00am 

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Lincoln Self Catering 

Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN1 1QF 

From 

£60 

01775 843413 


These self-catering apartments 

have modern, well equipped 

kitchenettes, a flat screen TV 

with Sky movies and sports, 

complimentary toiletries, towels, 

bed linen and free WiFi. Private 

parking is available at no charge 

and additional street parking 

can be arranged. 

The Marina waterfront is a four 

minute walk and has a wide 

choice of restaurants. 

Located close to Lincoln 

University, just a short walk from 

the castle and also convenient for 

Humberside Airport which is 25 

miles away. 

“Great place to stay. Huge, comfy 

bed. Very clean.” 


3 Spaces 

On-Site 

WiFi in 

Rooms 

Kitchen 

Luggage 

Storage 

Garden 

Check In 

11.30am 

Check Out 

12.00pm 


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Derby 

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Home to the first water powered silk mill and at the centre 

of the Industrial Revolution, Derby combines history and 

heritage with arts and culture and creates a vibrant, exciting 

destination for both business and leisure stays. 

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One of the city's longest established businesses 

is Royal Crown Derby, which is quite possibly 

the country's oldest porcelain manufacturer 

too. Dating back to the 1700s, Crown Derby 

porcelain was hugely popular with Victorians 

and gained its royal warrant when Queen 

Victoria appointed the company to be 

manufacturers of porcelain for Her Majesty. 

The visitor centre is located right in the heart 

of Derby and provides a real insight into the 

traditions, history and skills used in creating 

fine bone china. As well as having a retail shop 

and a museum showcasing the china creations, 

the 1750 Tea Room is perfect for afternoon tea 

and completes a guided tour of the centre in 

true style and sophistication! 

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If in Derby do Denby! 

The household name known 

for its tableware, cookware and 

serveware has a pottery village 

where you can visit the museum, 

take in a tour and paint your own 

pot before enjoying a light lunch 

served on Denby tableware. 

Photo © Copyright Bill Nicholls / CC BY-SA 2.0 

Away from clay and onto lead mining! 

The Heights of Abraham is a unique hilltop 

park reached by a spectacular cable car journey 

over the Derwent Valley. Originally opening to 

visitors back in 1780, it's the Peak District's 

oldest and most appealing destination. 

At the summit, visitors can explore the 

spectacular underground caverns, visit an 

exhibition, shop and either picnic or enjoy the 

fantastic views from the Vista Restaurant. 

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Fossil Factory 

The Long View Exhibition 

State-of-the-art lighting really shines the 

spotlight on the two show caverns. 

Inside the Great Rutland Cavern, visitors 

can see a day in the life of a 17th Century lead 

mining family while The Great Masson Cavern 

reveals the magnitude of size and atmosphere. 

Above ground, additional attractions include 

The Long View Exhibition, Fossil Factory 

and Tinker's Shaft. 

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Breakfast at Betty's Farm is a must on so many 

levels! With over 24,000 free range laying hens and 

the fantastic on-site butchery, farm shop and café, 

you will definitely dine like a king! 

The farm is run with high animal welfare as the focus; 

the happy hens are laying about 22,000 eggs per day! 

A flock of 20 pure breed Jacob ewes and a larger flock 

of texel Suffolk crosses spend time at Betty's as well 

as the sister farm in Buxton, and a visit at this time of 

the year means lambs in the fields! 

Visitors can get up close with the only cockerel 

on-site and some of the chickens for hand feeding. 

There are also goats and horses who will wander 

over for a stroke! 

The Great Masson Cavern 

Betty's sausages, bacon, free range meat and eggs 

form the basis of the café menu with all dishes freshly 

cooked to order. And once you've enjoyed breakfast 

or a light lunch, head to the farm shop to stock up 

on free range produce for your own kitchen. 

01775 843413 


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Photo by Arran Bee / CC BY 2.0 

Derby Arena is the newest entertainment 

venue for the region pulling in big name comics, 

rock, pop and pantomime. It's also building a 

reputation as the Midlands hub for track cycling 

attracting elite cyclists and competition along 

with specialist sessions for novices, youngsters, 

juniors, women-only, seniors and veterans. 

Located on Pride Park next to the IPro Stadium, 

the £27.5million arena includes a state-of-the-art 

gym and badminton courts too. 

Photo by Brian Townsley / CC BY 2.0 

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If your idea of being on track calls for less 

energy and you prefer to look back in time, 

put Pickford's House on your agenda. 

This hidden gem was the family home of 

Georgian architect Joseph Pickford and 

illustrates aspects of life from the 18th to the 

20th centuries. Partly built and designed as a 

family home, partly business showroom, the 

house opens the door on a life between master 

and servant with knowledgeable, costumed 

guides and different collections to explore. 

Photo by J147 / CC BY-SA 2.0 

Shopping in Derby is a contrast with the 

bright lights of the Intu shopping centre 

and the historical streets of boutique shops, 

arcades, restaurants and bars in the 

Cathedral Quarter, where you'll also find 

art galleries and museums. 

There is a diverse selection of real ales 

available in a wide range of pubs in Derby. 

Ye Olde Dolphin is the city's oldest, with 

stories dating back to the 1500s including 

Dick Turpin's romance with a women living in 

the pub. Micro-pubs feature at Little Chester 

Ale House and the Last Post with The Brunswick 

Tavern, Falstaff and Mr Grundy's worthy of a 

visit for their own brew! 

Photo by VisitEngland / Diana Jarvis 

/ CC BY-SA 2.0 

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Derby Collection 

There's plenty of choice for staying overnight with a good range of hotels in the City centre 

for different budgets and you can also travel a little further out to the scenic Derbyshire 

Dales and the Peak District for a country break. 

Risley Hall Hotel, Sure Hotel 

Collection by Best Western 

Ibis Budget Derby 

Hallmark Hotel Derby 

Midland 

Hallmark Inn Derby 

Hallmark Hotel Derby 

Mickleover Court 

Makeney Hall Hotel 

Ringwood Hall Hotel 

Hilton House Hotel 

Castle Inn 

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Five Bells Inn 

Pulborough, West Sussex RH20 2QX 

From 

£80 

01775 843413 


Situated in the Arun Valley 

between Pullborough and 

Storrington, close to the South 

Downs and convenient for 

Worthing and Brighton, the 

Five Bells Inn offers en-suite 

guest rooms with views over the 

countryside. 

The five individually decorated 

rooms have hospitality trays and 

widescreen TVs. Home cooking 

using locally sourced ingredients 

forms the basis of a menu of fish, 

meat and vegetarian options. 

An open fire and real ales can 

be enjoyed in the pub which is 

popular with locals, ramblers and 

race goers. 

“We enjoyed a lovely stay. The food was very 

tasty and the rooms were cosy and clean.” 


24 Spaces 

On-Site 

WiFi in 

Rooms 

Restaurant Bar Pets Check In 

Allowed 12.00pm 

Check Out 

10.00am 


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Get the best china out for Saturday 21 April is 

National Tea Day and if ever tea needed to be poured 

from the pot as opposed to a bag in a mug, 

it's this day! 

After water, tea is the most widely consumed drink 

on the planet. At 5,000 years old, it's a natural source 

of fluoride so it's good for gums and teeth, it has half 

the amount of caffeine than coffee does and it’s the 

only drink capable of causing a power surge on the 

national grid at key moments in time! 

The 1990 World Cup semi-final between England and 

West Germany and the penalty shootout saw the 

England team pack their bags as the nation headed 

off to the kitchen to reach for the tea bags and switch 

over 1 million kettles on! 

Who shot EastEnders Phil Mitchell, the Rugby World 

Cup final between England and Australia in 2003, 

and TV programmes The Darling Buds of May 

and The Thornbirds have all raised the nation into 

reaching for the kettle at the same time! 

Tea has never been more on-trend than now. 

Whether the leaf is green or black, a speciality fruity 

fusion, a zesty, zingy brew for a mid-afternoon boost 

or a calming potion promising sleep, there's a huge 

tea chest of choice and the long standing argument 

on how to make the best cuppa will probably go 

on for the next 5,000 years! We do know 98% of tea 

drinkers add milk, although we don't know if that's 

pre or post pour/tea bag, and 30% of drinkers add 

sugar. Whether with a biscuit or breakfast, a lavish 

afternoon tea with all the trimmings or as a TV stress 

buster, over 165 million cups of tea will be drunk in 

the UK today! 

Now, sit back with a cuppa and pour(!) over our 

favourite five hotels brewing the perfect afternoon tea! 

TAPLOW HOUSE 

HOTEL AND 

RESTAURANT 

Delicious all year round, the team 

at Taplow House Hotel have 

created an extra special Royal 

Afternoon Tea to be enjoyed on 

Friday 18 and Saturday 20 May. 

Finger sandwiches, freshly baked 

scones and a delicious selection of 

cakes and sweets can be enjoyed 

with bubbles to toast the royal 

couple. There's a fine choice of teas 

and coffees and a premium gin 

menu, just in case you did want 

to steer away from the spout! 


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DONNINGTON 

GROVE AND 

COUNTRY CLUB 

Situated in the heart of Berkshire 

and famed for its golfing events, 

Donnington Grove Hotel offers three 

tea packages; cream tea, traditional 

full afternoon tea and celebration 

tea. Enjoy a pot or two of fair trade 

tea with a selection of sandwiches 

made with farmhouse bread, scones 

with strawberry jam and clotted 

cream, afternoon pastries and fruit 

cake. With hand-painted wallpapers, 

decadent furniture, old tapestries 

and paintings creating an elegant 

backdrop, the setting is perfect for 

afternoon tea. 

REMBRANDT 

HOTEL 

The ornate architecture of this 

Edwardian building sets a scene 

reminiscent of a bygone elegant era 

where tea was definitely loose leaf 

and poured from bone china tea 

pots. The Rembrandt in London's 

Knightsbridge serves afternoon 

tea from midday to 6.30pm in the 

1606 Lounge Bar and Conservatory. 

Smoked salmon, cream cheese, 

egg and cress and ham and 

mustard finger sandwiches, freshly 

baked scones with Devonshire 

clotted cream and strawberry jam, 

mini cakes, a glass of champagne 

and a choice of teas or a cafetière of 

coffee make for a truly memorable 

experience. 

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ABBEY HOTEL 

WORCESTERSHIRE 

Enjoy a pot of Abbey afternoon 

tea with finger sandwiches, raisin 

scones and clotted Cornish cream 

while savouring the views over 

the Vale of Evesham at the Abbey 

Hotel in Great Malvern. Built on the 

site of a Benedictine monastery at 

the foot of the Malvern Hills, it's an 

impressive setting, guaranteed 

to charm. 

FRANCIS HOTEL 

BATH MGALLERY 

BY SOFITEL 

Combine stunning views over 

Queen's Square with three tiers of 

heavenly afternoon tea, impeccably 

served in the delightful Tea Room 

of the Francis Hotel Bath Mgallery 

by Sofitel. Pick the high tea menu 

for additional patés and pots, 

including pork rillettes, soused 

vegetables and potted shrimp. It's 

a food paradise with lemon drizzle 

cake, vanilla Madeleines and of 

cause, scones, jam, fresh berries 

and clotted cream. 


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Taplow House Hotel 

& Restaurant 

Berkshire 

Tasty Sunday Package >> 

The Block Liverpool 

Merseyside 

Late Booking Discount >> 

Gate Hotel 

Stevenage 

Special Single Room Offer >> 

Damon's Hotel 

& Restaurant 

Lincolnshire 

Monday - Thursday 

£50 per night >> 

Bell at Boxford 

Berkshire 

Sunday Special: Money Off >> 

Redesdale Arms Hotel 

Gloucestershire 

Enjoy money off stay & 

complimentary fizz 

from £89 >> 

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Skelwith Bridge Hotel 

Cumbria 

New Year Gala Stay 2018/19 >> 

Crowtree Wigwams 

Lincolnshire 

Book 1 week & get a FREE 

7th night >> 

Docklands Lodge London 

Stevenage 

10% Discount before end 

of June >> 

Royal Hotel Hull 

Hull 

Save up to £20 per night >> 

The Waun Wyllt 

Carmarthenshire 

Mini Break Offer >> 

Easton Guest House 

Norwich 

15% off Infotel bookings >> 


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Featured Group 

Suite Hospitality 

Makeney Hall Hotel 

Belper, Derbyshire DE56 0RS 

This magnificent Victorian country mansion 

is set in six acres of beautifully landscaped 

gardens with breathtaking views across the 

Amber Valley. 

Offering a high standard of en-suite 

accommodation in a choice of executive 

rooms and suites, guests can enjoy comfort 

and relaxation. Choose between formal dining 

in the restaurant with a predominantly modern 

English menu or opt for the lounge menu 

from the bar. 

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Buckerell Lodge Hotel 

Exeter, Devon EX2 4SQ 

Each one of the 54 en-suite bedrooms 

at Buckerell Lodge is designed to provide 

comfort and relaxation. Many bedrooms 

offer charming views of the gardens 

and grounds and a choice of standard, 

superior executive rooms and special 

feature bedrooms are on offer. A variety 

of hot and cold dishes are served in the 

bar with a menu of light meals and 

main courses. 

Harte & Garter 

Hotel & Spa 

Windsor, Berkshire SL4 1PQ 

High ceilings, beautiful cornices, marble 

fireplaces and solid dark wood furnishings 

blend seamlessly with all of the modern 

essentials. Some rooms boast fine 

Victorian features complemented with 

elegant bathrooms and role top baths, 

others offer breathtaking views of Windsor 

Castle. The Tower Brasserie serves a menu 

of British classics. 


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