Infotel Magazine | Edition 36 | January 2019

2019 Edition 36 

Tee & Therapy! 

Best Western Gleddoch 

House Hotel Golf & Spa 

Book a 

Novel 

Place 

Away! 

Happy Hogmanay! 

Head to Scotland for New Year fun

When the bright lights of an exciting city adventure are calling it’s time 

to pack an overnight bag and explore everything a UK city has to offer. 

Contact the reservations team 

01775 843413 

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

Contents 

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The Bedford Hotel 

30 

Picture This 

Atholl Palace Hotel 

6 

Approved Serviced Apartments - Skyline 

32 

Featured Group 

Leonardo Hotels 

8 

A Novel Place! 

34 

Cumberland Inn 

13 

Best Western The Grange at Oborne 

35 

Lincolnshire Poacher Inn 

14 

Using our Services 

36 

The Infotel Guest Book 

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Infotel Deals 

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Tee and Therapy! 

Best Western Gleddoch House Hotel Golf & Spa 

Front Cover: Atholl Palace Hotel 

Infotel is a division of Infotel Solutions Ltd. Copyright © 2018. 

All rights reserved. All rates contained in this magazine are 

correct at the time of publication.

The Bedford Hotel 

Tavistock, Devon PL19 8BB 

From 

£100 

01775843413 

Monday to Friday, 9.00am - 5.30pm 

On the edge of Dartmoor National Park, in 

the award-winning market town of Tavistock, 

stands the stunning Bedford Hotel. 

The historic landmark hotel offers 31 

individually styled guest rooms with a TV, 

free WiFi and hospitality trays. Single, double, 

family and four-poster rooms are available 

and all offer picturesque views over the town 

square and parish church. 

Award-winning dining, a welcoming bar and 

lounge serving light meals, Devon cream teas 

and Dartmoor craft ales will keep guests more 

than satisfied. In the summer, enjoy al fresco 

dining in the well kept gardens. 

Check In 

2.00pm 

Check Out 

11.00am 

40 Spaces 

On-Site 

“The Bedford Hotel has become 

a welcome return on many times 

over the years, simply for its 

consistency of hospitality and 

of course its food that is second 

to none.” 

Taken from a recent Trip Advisor review. 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant 

& Bar 

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Featured Hotel 

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

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Approved Serviced Apartments - Skyline 

Manchester, Gtr Manchester M4 5EN 

From 

£145 

£140 

01775 843413 


For an apartment stay in Manchester, this property 

is in a superb location for Manchester Arena, Canal 

Street and Deansgate. 

The accommodation includes a separate living area 

with a flat-screen TV and a well-equipped kitchen, 

complete with microwave, dishwasher, fridge and 

toaster. Free WiFi is available throughout. 

Apartment sizes range from a one-bed sleeping two 

people, up to a two-bed sleeping six. There is also 

a lovely two-bed apartment with a private balcony, 

which sleeps up to four people. 

Available until the end of May 2019, guests can 

benefit from discounted rates for stays from two 

to five nights. 

Check In 

3.00pm 

Check Out 

11.00am 

Pay & 

Display 

FREE 

WiFi 

Stay 2 nights get 10% off 

Available until 31 May 2019 





Self 

Catering 

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This New Year, make it a mission to get lost in a page turner! 

From the opening paragraph to the final chapter, get hooked on 

a new genre and it could be all the inspiration you need to find a 

novel place to stay! 

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Edinburgh holds the title for being the first 

designated UNESCO City of Literature in the 

world. It’s also the birthplace and home to 

some of the world’s most loved writers. JK 

Rowling wrote all the Harry Potter books here, 

Kate Atkinson calls Edinburgh home, Rebus 

and Ian Rankin are synonymous with the city 

and it’s where The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie was 

brought to life. Literary events, unique book 

shops and cafes, and the largest International 

Book Festival makes Edinburgh a chapter not 

to skip! 

Try a special edition stay in Edinburgh >> 

Photo © Andrew Hurley (cc by-sa 2.0) 

The medieval streets of Norwich, UNESCO City 

of Literature, have plenty of tales to tell and 

some of the biggest crime writers and their fans 

will be in the city for a four day celebration 

of the genre in September. Readings, Q&As, 

workshops and book signings will take place in 

the Norwich Crime Writing Festival which is one 

of the UK’s fastest growing literary festivals. 

To further cement the literary heritage 

of Norwich, award-winning author Philip 

Pullman who wrote the fantasy trilogy His Dark 

Materials was born in the city, as was Black 

Beauty author Anna Sewell. The Noble 

Prize winning novelist Sir Kazuo Ishiguro, 

Ian McEwan, Rose Tremain and Emma Healey 

all studied here. 

Fancy following in their footsteps? Bookmark a Norwich stay>> 


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An instant hit when it was published over 90 

years ago, the much-loved story of Tarka the 

Otter by Henry Williamson has never been out 

of print. When you visit North Devon you can’t 

fail to notice the influence the slippery mammal 

has had on the county! There’s Tarka Pottery, 

the Tarka Inn and of course, the Tarka Trail. 

The impressive 163 mile, figure of eight 

trail brings the book to life by following the 

route of the otter. From Sticklepath to 

Barnstaple, Bideford and Ilfracombe through 

parts of the South West Coast Path, Dartmoor 

Way and the Two Moors Way, you may just spot 

an otter on the way! 

Photo © Jolly Janner (Public domain) 

For your own adventure, organise a 

paperback bestseller in North Devon >> 

Photo © John Allan (cc-by-sa/2.0) 

From Devon take a trip to Cornwall and walk 

through Poldark country. From Botallack to 

Higher Bal walk, the spectacular South West 

Coast Path creates all the drama of Winston 

Graham’s popular novels. Following in the 

footsteps of old smugglers, the path takes in 

Cornwall’s rich industrial heritage of mining, 

quarrying, fishing and boat building. 

Discover the perfect cliff-hanger in Cornwall >> 

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Turn the pages of a classic love story and 

discover the windswept heathers and wild 

moors of country in West Yorkshire. At 

43 miles, The Way can be broken 

down into four manageable chapters and there 

are some great pubs and country houses to 

keep walkers fuelled en-route. 

Fall in love with West Yorkshire and enjoy a textbook stay >> 

Photo © Des Blenkinsopp (cc-by-sa/2.0) 

It’s been described as the Woodstock for the 

mind! The Hay Festival of Literature and Arts 

runs for ten days in May and June in the Welsh 

town of Hay-on-Wye. It attracts some of the 

biggest names, from Martin Amis and Stephen 

Fry to Salman Rushdie, Sandi Toksvig and 

Julia Donaldson of Gruffalo fame! Visitors can 

hear star-studded talks and Q&A sessions, 

tuck into festival food and participate in family 

friendly Hay Days where young readers can 

enjoy storytelling and book signings with 

favourite authors such as David Walliams and 

Nadia Shireen. 

Photo © Barry Caruth (cc-by-sa/2.0) 

Snuggle-up with a soft cover in Wales >> 


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Wonder lonely as a cloud with a visit to 

Wordsworth’s Lake District! Follow The Tales 

of Peter Rabbit with a visit to Beatrix Potter’s 

farmhouse. Take to the lakes with a Swallows 

and Amazons adventure and follow in the 

footsteps of fell walker Alfred Wainwright. 

A stay in the Lake District never fails to deliver a 

happy ever after so it’s no wonder the area has 

inspired many writers and artists. 

Photo © Gary Campbell-Hall (cc-by-sa/2.0) 

Enjoy a picture book break in the Lake District >> 

Nowhere quite beats the brooding atmosphere 

that lingers around the ruins of Whitby Abbey 

at this time of year! Perfect then for a spine 

tingling five mile walk along the streets of 

Whitby and past the many iconic landmarks 

which fed the creative mind of Bram Stoker and 

fuelled the birth of Dracula! 

Skip the prologue and a pick a night away in 

North Yorkshire >> 

(cc-by-sa/2.0) 

Photo © Marathon (cc-by-sa/2.0) 

To recapture the magic of a childhood classic, a visit to Ashdown Forest in East Sussex delivers 

chapters of joy with Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore and Christopher Robin leading the way to Pooh 

Bridge and the 100 Acre Wood! 

Don’t forget the epilogue in East Sussex >> 

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Best Western The Grange at Oborne 

Sherborne, Dorset DT9 4LA 

From 

£98.10 

01775843413 


Formerly a manor house, this country house 

hotel offers 18 en-suite guest rooms and a 

delightful restaurant overlooking floodlit 

gardens. Guest rooms include good quality 

toiletries, a TV and hospitality tray and free 

WiFi is available throughout. 

The restaurant serves a contemporary British 

menu using locally sourced ingredients. We 

recommend booking a table at the weekend 

as it’s a popular choice with non-residents 

too. 

The Grange at Oborne is in a pretty village 

location and is convenient for Stonehenge, 

Longleat Estate and Safari Park, Sherborne 

and Bath. 

“Have visited on a number of occasions, it 

almost feels like home. Staff are welcoming 

and friendly and the rooms have real character. 

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are always 

very enjoyable.” 


Check In 

3.00pm 

Check Out 

11.00am 

45 Spaces 

On-Site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant 

& Bar 

Express 

Checkout 


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HAPPY 

HOGMANAY! 

Celebrating the New Year in Scotland has 

always been a big affair. For hundreds of years, 

Christmas was banned and it wasn’t until 1958 

that the day was a made a public holiday, with 

Boxing Day getting the same status in 1974. 

While most of the world celebrated Christmas, 

in Scotland it was just another working day with 

everyone looking forward to getting together 

with family and friends for the New Year, or 

Hogmanay celebrations. 

Starting on New Year’s Eve, Hogmanay goes 

on till 2 January and if you want to join in the 

party, Edinburgh is one of the places to be! 

Thousands of revellers party in the streets with 

a torch lit parade and fireworks over the famous 

castle. Bands, DJs and street performers keep 

the party atmosphere alive, which culminates 

in a massive group rendition of Auld Lang Syne. 

Dating back to the 1700s, the poem was written 

by Scotland’s National Bard, Robert Burns, and 

is now a global New Year’s Eve anthem. 

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Other Hogmanay traditions include Redding 

the House. Like a spring clean, the house is 

cleaned for the New Year and evil spirits and 

disease chased away! First Footing happens 

after midnight when neighbours visit with 

shortbread or black bun in return for a wee 

dram! The first person to enter the house, the 

first foot, could bring good luck for the year 

ahead, especially if it’s a tall, dark, handsome 

stranger as opposed to a fair headed person 

who may have Viking roots! 

You cannot be in Scotland on New Year’s Eve 

and not attend a ceilidh! Gaelic music and 

traditional dancing kick-start the celebrations 

a few hours before midnight with the party 

continuing long into the next morning! 

Taking place on New Year’s Day, Loony Dook 

was started in 1987 as a possible hangover cure! 

With bagpipes playing from the river bank, 

thousands of people hurtle into the icy waters 

of the Firth of Forth at Queensferry for a dip! 

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If you decide the street party atmosphere of 

Edinburgh is for you, the Village Hotel Edinburgh 

is a great base for joining in all the celebrations. 

Situated close to the Royal Botanic Garden and not 

far from Edinburgh Zoo and Murrayfield Stadium, 

the modern hotel offers great accommodation 

and superb leisure facilities with a pub and 

restaurant, gym and spa available to guests. 

With an indoor swimming pool too, a post-party 

hangover cure doesn’t have to include the 

waters of the Firth of Forth either! 

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If you fancy escaping for a few days after the hurly 

burly of a city in celebration, head to the Orkney 

Islands where there is much to discover. Ancient 

monuments dating back to the Stone Age, Viking 

graffiti, museums and traditional crafts plus flora, 

fauna and wildlife beckon. 

Getting to Orkney is a 45 minute ferry trip or flight 

and once there, it’s hard to not fall for the charm of 

this unique landscape and the stunning skyscapes, 

where you may also witness the Northern Lights. 

Overlooking the Loch of Stenness, the Standing 

Stones Hotel is a superb start to an Orkney stay, 

where winter horizons and summer sunsets paint 

the perfect picture postcard scene. 

Well-appointed en-suite accommodation with all 

the facilities today’s traveller needs, plus a choice 

of dining options are available. Enjoy breakfast with 

views leading to the World Heritage sites, Standing 

Stones and the Ring of Brodgar. For evening dining, 

a menu of locally sourced produce from the land and 

sea is served. The hotel also has a take-away menu 

so guests can arrange a pack-up picnic to take on a 

day out. 

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Dolphin spotting and challenging links golf could 

be part of a New Year break at the Golf View Hotel 

and Spa in Nairn, near Inverness. Located on the 

banks of the Moray Firth, the historic building is 

surrounded by idyllic gardens which lead down to 

the shore. Nairn Golf Course is close-by and will test 

the talented golfer as well as the amateur. Several 

championships have taken place here, including the 

2012 Curtis Cup and 1999 Walker Cup, and the course 

scores close to the top ten in the 100 best Scottish 

golf courses. 

While at the Golf View Hotel make some time for 

the spa and a seaweed treatment. Made from local 

ingredients including seaweed from the Hebrides, 

the vitamin and mineral rich treatment will leave 

you nourished and hydrated. 

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When only two golf courses will do, Murrayshall 

Country House Hotel and Golf Club near Perth 

will conveniently divide your time with their 

18-hole courses. Set in 350 acres of stunning 

park and woodland, you’re likely to see deer, 

hare and wild birds as well as spectacular 

views of the Perthshire mountains. 

Clay pigeon shooting and fishing can be 

arranged but if you just want some quality 

time around a roaring fire place, you’re in the 

right place! Award-winning dining will whet your 

appetite and Stutts Bar, named after the golf course 

designer, is the perfect place for a post-dinner tipple. 

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Charles Rennie Macintosh has long been recognised 

as one of Scotland’s most creative figures. 

To appreciate the iconic architect’s work a visit to 

The Hill House in Helensburgh is recommended. 

Considered to be one of his masterpieces, the house 

showcases the geometric lines and simple elegance 

synonymous with the designer and his wife, Margaret 

Macdonald. 

Between Helensburgh and the village of Rhu, on 

the banks of the Gareloch, is the Ardencaple Hotel. 

The former 19th century coaching inn is perfectly 

located for visiting The Hill House as well as Three 

Lochs Way. Incorporating Loch Lomond, Gareloch 

and Loch Long, the scenic 34 mile walk can be 

completed in three to four days. The trail takes 

visitors through the many communities dotted 

along the Clyde Sea lochs, past sites of Special 

Scientific Interest and clan battle fields. The area is 

home to red squirrels and the West Highland railway 

line is never too far away if you decide walking is too 

much! You should also visit the peaceful village 

of Rhu and its pretty marina. 

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Glen Mhor Hotel 

Inverness, Inverness-shire IV2 4SG 

AmarAgua Guest House 

Edinburgh, Lothian EH16 5DR 

Covenanters Inn 

Nairn, Inverness-shire IV12 5TG 

Days Inn Hamilton 

Hamilton, Lanarkshire ML3 6JW 

Georgian Hotel 

Coatbridge, Lanarkshire ML5 1LZ 

The Titan 

Clydebank, Dunbartonshire G81 2XT 

Huntly Arms Hotel 

Aboyne, Aberdeenshire AB34 5HS 

Kinkell House Hotel 

Dingwall, Ross-shire IV7 8HY 

Columba Hotel 

Inverness, Inverness-shire IV3 5NE 

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Best Western Gleddo


ch House Hotel Golf & Spa 

Nr Glasgow Airport, Glasgow, Renfrewshire PA14 6YE 

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A stay at Best Western Gleddoch House Hotel 

Golf and Spa is time well spent! Set in 360 

acres of beautiful Scottish countryside yet only 

20 minutes from the centre of Glasgow and 15 

minutes from the airport, guests benefit from all 

the peace and tranquillity of a country escape 

with the convenience of city attractions all 

close by. 

Spectacular views across the River Clyde, Ben 

Lomond and the rolling hills of Renfrewshire 

welcome guests to the former home of 

Clydeside shipping baron, Sir William Lithgow. 

Contemporary classic en-suite accommodation 

is available and for those who crave a little 

more, The Residence at Gleddoch consists of 

ten individually styled rooms and suites 

designed by Lesley Wallace. Guests of The 

Residence also benefit from additional facilities 

such as a Nespresso coffee machine, sleep aroma 

menu, daily newspaper and a complimentary 

drink in the Dram Bar. 

With superb views to the Clyde Estuary, the 

championship golf course is considered one 

of the most picturesque in West Scotland. 

It features a combination of park and heathland, 

with undulating fairways and a variety of holes 

to challenge golfers of all abilities. Golfers also 

have access to great practice facilities, including 

a driving range and putting studio. 

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Guests using the Imperia Spa are equally 

rewarded with fantastic views of the estuary 

and rolling hills. With a team of professional 

therapists using Elemis and ishga products, 

enjoy a treatment in this sanctuary for the body 

and mind at your leisure and feel relaxed and 

rejuvenated. 

Along with relaxation rooms, a conservatory, 

heated loungers and an outdoor terrace, guests 

have access to a 17 metre indoor pool, Sauna, 

steam room, a relaxing, tropical experience 

shower and indoor and outdoor hot tubs. There’s 

also a Rhassoul Mud Room for mineral rich skin 

treatments. 

The Spa Café is a private space to enjoy a light 

lunch, afternoon tea and champagne. 

When the sun goes down on the day, head to the 

Dram Bar. It’s the perfect place to be with over 

80 whiskies and 50 gins, mostly sourced from 

Scotland, and then finish off the day with an a la 

carte meal in the Vista Restaurant. 

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ATHOLL PALACE HOTEL 

PITLOCHRY, PERTHSHIRE PH16 5LX

PICTURE STAYING HERE 

01775 843413 

MONDAY TO FRIDAY, 9.00AM - 5.30PM

Leonardo Inn Hotel 

Aberdeen Airport 

Aberdeenshire AB21 0AF 

Comfortable guest rooms with free WiFi and 

an on-site restaurant and bar, in a convenient 

location for Aberdeen Dyce International Airport, 

the centre of Aberdeen and the Scottish 

Highlands. 

Leonardo Inn Glasgow 

West End Strathclyde G12 0XP 

Located in the trendy quarter of West End, only 

ten minutes from Glasgow University and the 

bustling Byres Road, this hotel offers en-suite 

rooms, complimentary toiletries, a flat screen 

TV, free WiFi, air-conditioning and room service. 

The Brasserie Restaurant serves a tasty menu 

of locally sourced produce. 

Leonardo Royal Hotel 

Edinburgh Midlothian EH3 8DN 

A superb city centre location with the numerous 

landmark buildings of Edinburgh all within easy 

access. Contemporary guest rooms provide a 

comfortable stay and the restaurant serves 

traditional and modern dishes. 

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Featured Group 

Leonardo Boutique 

Hotel Huntingtower 

Perth, Perthshire PH1 3JT 

A quiet country house hotel in six acres of 

landscaped gardens and within close proximity 

of the centre of Perth, with a choice of modern or 

traditionally styled guest rooms. The restaurant 

serves a menu of regional dishes and the cosy 

lounge and a bar are perfect for a post-dinner 

single malt. 

Leonardo Hotel 

Edinburgh Murrayfield 

Midlothian EH12 6UG 

Modern and comfortable rooms equipped with 

free WiFi, facing magnificent views over the city. 

The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner 

or unwind with a drink at the bar. An indoor pool, 

sauna and fitness centre are also available. 

Leonardo Boutique 

Hotel Simpson Edinburgh 

Midlothian EH3 9HZ 

This beautiful historic building in the heart of 

Edinburgh is perfectly placed for Edinburgh 

Castle, Usher Hall and Princess Street. Modern 

guest rooms include free WiFi, a flat screen TV 

and a hospitality tray. Informal and friendly 

dining with a great value menu can be enjoyed. 


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Cumberland Inn 

Alston, Cumbria CA9 3HX 

From 

£51 

01775 843413 


Located in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding 

Natural Beauty, the family-run Cumberland Inn 

overlooks the River South Tyne in the market town 

of Alston. It’s ideally placed for discovering the 

Pennine Way and the Lake District. It’s also a good 

stop-off point for the Coast to Coast cycle route. 

Cumberland Inn is a traditional pub with five 

en-suite guest rooms which include a TV, hospitality 

tray, toiletries and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy 

traditional ciders and cask ales from award-winning 

local breweries, along with home cooked bar meals 

and the choice of a cooked or cold breakfast. 

Pack-up lunches can also be organised. In the 

summer enjoy al fresco dining and great views 

from the patio. 

“I’d recommend that if you think of passing through 

Alston, change your mind and stay a day or two, 

especially at this inn.” 


Check In 

2.00pm 

Check Out 

11.00am 

11 Spaces 

On-Site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant 

& Bar 

34 01775 843413 Monday to Friday, 9.00am - 5.30pm


Lincolnshire Poacher Inn 

Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN4 3DZ 

From 

£55 

01775 843413 


The Lincolnshire Poacher Inn is just 15 

minutes from the centre of Lincoln, in the 

quaint village of Metheringham. The local 

train station is a ten minute walk and the 

A15 is eight minutes away. 

Accommodation is one and two-bedroom 

cottages. Each one has a lounge with a TV, 

tea and coffee making facilities, a fridge and 

en-suite bathroom with a shower. The cosy 

cottages have complimentary WiFi. 

A full English breakfast can be enjoyed in 

the cottages with further dining available in 

the Inn. A menu of traditional pub classics 

and speciality steaks is popular with guests 

and visitors. 

“The cottage was lovely. We had a 

really pleasant stay that was excellent 

value for money & will definitely stay 

here again.” 


Check In 

2.00pm 

Check Out 

10.00am 

18 Spaces 

On-Site 

FREE 

WiFi 

Restaurant 

& Bar 

Pets 

Welcome 


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THE INFOTEL GUEST BOOK 

THIS MONTH’S TRENDING HOTELS 

MAKE A RESERVATION 

01775 843413 

INN AT AIRD A BHASAIR 

1 

ISLE OF SKYE 

WESTONE MANOR HOTEL 

2 

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 

PARADOR LODGE 

3 

BELFAST 

HUNDALEE HOUSE 

4 

SCOTTISH BORDERS 

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BALLINWILLIN HOUSE 

5 

CO. CORK 

OLD KINGS HEAD HOTEL 

6 

CUMBRIA 

AIRPORT GUEST HOUSE 

7 

BERKSHIRE 

AMBASSADOR HOTEL 

8 

NORTH WALES 

YOUR SPACE APARTMENTS - 

NELSON COURT 

CAMBRIDGESHIRE 

9 10 

EASTDALE BED & BREAKFAST 

EAST YORKSHIRE 


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Ferryman Inn 

Witney 

3 Night Break 

Pine Lodge B&B 

Feltham 

Special Winter Rates 

Best Western Dolphin 

Hotel 

Cambridgeshire 

50% discount! 

Your Space Apartments 

Nelson Court 

Cambridge 

10% & 20% Discounts 

Dunkeld House Hotel 

Dunkeld 

Winter Blues Spa Days 

Langstone Quays Resort 

Portsmouth 

Winter Warmer Offer 

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Infotel Deals 

Hustyns Hotel & Spa 

Crown & Punchbowl 

Hundalee House 

Cornwall 

Sparkling Winter Escape 

Cambridge 

Weekend Break Offer 

Scottish Borders 

Winter Discount 

Approved Serviced 

Apartments - Skyline 

Manchester 

Up to 20% Off 

Skelwith Bridge Hotel 

Ambleside 

Easter Weekend 2019 

Brent Knoll Inn 

Somerset 

4 nights for the price of 3! 


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