Weston-Super-Mare • Ilfracombe • Newquay • St. Ives Falmouth

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2013
Weston-Super-Mare • Ilfracombe • Newquay • St. Ives
Falmouth • Torquay • Exmouth • Bournemouth
Isle Of Wight • Bognor Regis • Eastbourne • Great Yarmouth
Cromer • Scarborough • Blackpool • Llandudno
Criccieth • Porthcawl • Dunoon • Fort William
The Best of
Welcome to the world of Leisureplex Hotels. Situated in stunning locations
from St. Ives to Fort William, Leisureplex offers a range of quality hotels
where prime locations and premium service come at a very affordable price.
Bringing you
the best of the
British seaside
When we say our hotels enjoy
the best possible positions in
their respective resorts, we
really do mean just that. In
most cases, the beach or sea
front is just across the road
with spectacular views from
many rooms.
You’ll find attractions and
places of interest all within
easy reach and when you tire of
exploring, there are welcoming
bars and comfortable lounges
where you can relax and
watch the world go by.
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Doing things differently
At Leisureplex we understand that “one size doesn’t fit all.” Our
hotels are as characterful, unique and charming as the resorts in
which they are situated. So once you’ve chosen the resort and hotel
that most suits you, we do our very best to provide you with a
personal service that meets your individual needs.
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Our careful quality control ensures a consistent and reliable standard
but it is the feedback from our guests which really keeps us on track.
Week in week out, we compile detailed reviews of all our hotels based
on the comments, opinions and suggestions put forward by our guests.
Over the years we have played host to millions of satisfied guests.
Many come back to visit a favourite hotel year after year and enjoy
being greeted by our friendly staff. Others prefer to meet old friends
and new in a variety of locations, sampling new hotels and new
horizons but with the assurance of the consistent quality for which
Leisureplex hotels are famous.
Reservations: 08451 305666 Groups: 08451 305888
the British Seaside
Be our guest
From a warm welcome on arrival to
the very last minute of your stay, our
helpful staff will be on hand to make
your stay pleasurable.
Our quality hotels are matched by
professional, efficient staff who
represent the very best of the UK
hospitality industry.
Friendly staff are a key part of a stay
within our hotels and we try our very
hardest to ensure your every need is met. From
engaging front of house staff to experienced
management and back of house support teams,
we work hard to make your stay memorable.
Your comfort is paramount and at Leisureplex
we’re thrilled when you tell us how you’ve
enjoyed your well earned break.
Accommodation
Explore the UK
In this brochure we have tried
to provide details not just of
our hotels but also of the
resorts and the rich choice of
excursion possibilities in the
surrounding area. It is easy to
forget that Great Britain is one
of the best developed tourism
destinations in the world with
an incredible variety of things
to do and places to see.
“
We were very,
very impressed
by the high
standards of
the staff, and
the hotel
”
Most of our hotels are listed buildings of great character and
as a result public rooms and guest bedrooms vary considerably.
However, we pride ourselves on delivering the same standards
throughout our hotels: clean rooms, good quality décor, bright
modern bathrooms and attention to the small details that make
all the difference to your stay.
All hotels have a ballroom or large area for dancing and most
have comfortable lounges, sun lounges or games areas where
you’re free to while away the hours. Many guest rooms boast
fabulous sea views, and all are immaculately presented and
provided with a bath or shower & WC, central heating, hair dryer,
tea/coffee making facilities and television with radio channels.
Booking
For individual bookings, please visit our Leisureplex website
www.leisureplex.co.uk, telephone your chosen hotel or complete
the Booking Form on page 47 and forward it to the hotel. For special
package rates, please contact our associated ABTA tour operator,
Alfa Travel, on 08451 305666 or visit the Alfa Travel web site:
www.alfatravel.co.uk. The Alfa web site also contains a lot of
additional hotel information and details of late offers.
Group Bookings
To make a booking for a group of 20 people or more, please contact
our Head Office Groups Department on 08451 305888 or visit
our web site www.leisureplex.co.uk which also has details
of special offers and late availability for groups.
www.leisureplex.co.uk
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Great dining...
Breakfast Menu
Good Morning!
Tea or Coffee
White or Wholemeal Toast
with Preserves
Fabulous dining at
Leisureplex Hotels
Good food is at the heart of a
Leisureplex break. Well appointed
dining rooms are the perfect
backdrop for pleasurable meal times.
For a more relaxed dining
experience, all guests are allocated
individual times and all meals are
waiter service, leaving you to sit
back and leisurely choose your next
course from our extensive set menus.
We serve a traditional British
breakfast each morning to set you
up for the day. Light snacks and bar
meals are available at lunch times
(packed lunches are also available
on request).
In the evening, relax with our
substantial menus which offer plenty
of choice and a selection of wines.
If you have a special dietary request
then we can cater for most needs.
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***
Starters
Chilled Orange Juice
Chilled Apple Juice
Grapefruit segments
Weetabix,
Prunes,
Cornflakes,
Rice Krispies
or Fruit & Fibre
Scotch Porridge Oats
Please note that we use
semi skimmed milk.
***
Main Courses
Traditional British breakfast
with your choice of fried,
scrambled or poached eggs &
grilled bacon, pork sausage,
baked beans & tomato
Scotch kipper fillet
***
Cold ham and cheeses
Fresh fruit
Typical Leisureplex menus:
Dinner Menu
To Start
Chilled Orange or Apple
Juice
Tuna, Sweetcorn & Bea
n Pasta
Chicken Waldorf Salad
Minestrone Soup with
grated
parmesan cheese
***
Main Course
Home Roasted Ham
served with (or withou
t)
a creamy onion sauce
Grilled Rainbow Trout
with
dill butter
Freshly prepared Season
al Salad
Vegetarian Option
Chef’s Special of the Day
***
Served with Chips
Broccoli Florets
Buttered Broad Beans
***
Puddings
Apple & Blackberry
Crumble Tart
Double Chocolate Gateau
British & Continental Che
eses
with accompaniments
Ice Cream selection
Fruit Salad
***
Tea or Coffee
and great entertainment!
Here to entertain you
All hotels have entertainment at least
four evenings and up to six evenings
per week. All our hotels are large
enough to provide both cosy relaxing
lounge areas where you can enjoy a
tranquil glass of wine and fabulous
entertainment rooms where you can
take a spin around the dance floor or
enjoy the cabaret.
No smoking policy
Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside
our hotels (including all hotel bedrooms)
and smokers are only able to smoke outside
the buildings.
Accessibility and clients with
special requirements
Child reductions
Although most of our
clients are aged over 40, we
offer substantial reductions
for children at all hotels
(please see page 47).
Several of our hotels are
ideal for a traditional
family seaside holiday and
grandparents holidaying
with their grandchildren
is also a popular holiday
option.
Our buildings are full of character and it has not always been
possible to eliminate every potential obstacle for mobility impaired
clients. However, we pride ourselves on our service for clients
with special needs and we can usually find a suitable solution.
Extensive information is available on our website regarding the
accessibility of both hotels and resorts and we strongly advise
clients to consult that information.
The key to success is tailoring our service to your exact needs. So
if members of your party have a special requirement, whether it is
due to a mobility impairment or some other need, please contact
our Customer Care team before you make your booking. You can
telephone on 01257 248134 or email [email protected].
“
Great location,
tasty food and
very enjoyable
entertainment
”
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Anchor Head Hotel
Weston-Super-Mare • Avon
Anchor Head Hotel
Claremont Crescent
Weston-Super-Mare, Avon BS23 2ED
Tel: 01934 620880 Fax: 01934 621767
Email: [email protected]
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Reservations
Hotel: 01934 620880
Groups: 08451 305888
Somerset’s best known holiday resort
Your Hotel
Splendidly situated
overlooking Weston Bay and
close to the boating slipway
and a small beach; the
promenade walk starts
right next to the hotel.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Delightful Anchor Bar with
dance floor
• Entertainment provided
most evenings
• TV lounge
• Superb views from all
public rooms
Bedrooms
• All 52 bedrooms have central
heating and bath or shower
& WC
• All rooms have tea/coffee
making facilities, hair dryer
and TV with radio channels
Additional
Information
• No smoking throughout
the hotel
• Lift to all floors (2 stairs
between lift and restaurant)
• Ground floor rooms available
• Limited free on street parking
Your Resort
Town Centre
Weston-Super-Mare is
situated in a sheltered bay at
the foot of the Mendip Hills
with views across the Bristol
Channel to South Wales.
There are many Victorian
and Edwardian terraces
interspersed with colourful
parks and gardens. Attractions
include the magnificent
Grand Pier (which was
completely rebuilt in 2010),
a Sea Life centre, dancing at
the famous Winter Gardens
and top class cabaret and big
star names performing at the
Playhouse theatre. Weston is
close to the historic cities of
Bath and Bristol and the
resort’s position, nestling
between the Mendip Hills and
the Bristol Channel, means
there is some lovely scenery
and many opportunities for
rambling and water sports.
The town centre has a
pedestrianised High Street
and indoor Sovereign
Shopping Centre. Intriguing
antiques, books and
craftworks are amongst
Weston’s narrow side streets.
Bristol city centre is just half
an hour away.
Beach & Gardens
The resort’s beach and
gardens provide an excellent
environment for relaxation
with deckchairs, bowling
lawns and music from the
bandstands. Weston's clean,
sandy beaches stretch over
a mile along the recently
remodelled seafront. Its
gardens are well kept and are
frequent contenders in the
Britain in Bloom contest.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Grand Pier
• Playhouse Theatre
• Weston Heritage Centre
• Court Farm Country Park
• Weston Helicopter Museum
• Bishop’s Palace - Wells
• Bristol Historic Docks
Jun-Aug - Sand Sculpture Festival
Jun - Men’s Open Bowling Tournament
Jul - Helicopter Show
Jul - Frome Festival
Aug - Women’s Open Bowling
Tournament
Nov - Weston Carnival
• Bath
• Wells
• Cheddar Gorge
• Street
• Taunton
• Minehead
• Bristol
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Imperial Hotel
Ilfracombe • Devon
Imperial Hotel
Wilder Road
Ilfracombe, Devon EX34 9AL
Tel: 01271 862536 Fax: 01272 862571
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Reservations
Hotel: 01271 862536
Groups: 08451 305888
A coast of contrasts and beautiful moorland
Your Hotel
Situated in one of the best
positions in Ilfracombe,
opposite the splendid
Landmark Theatre and
Conference Centre, close to
the Tunnels Beaches and
shops and only a short almost
level walk from the harbour.
Dining &
Entertainment
Your Resort
Town Centre
The town centre provides
excellent shopping
opportunities with its blend
of well-known high street
retailers and antique and
gift shops.
the hotel
• Lift to all floors (stairs to some
rooms on split level floors)
• Limited on site car parking
• Coach parking is available a
short walk away (500 yards)
Ilfracombe is the premier
resort in North Devon,
situated between the breath
taking scenery of Exmoor to
the east and the spectacular
beaches of Croyde and
Woolacombe to the west.
The town nestles amongst
the hills of Capstone and
Hillsborough which overlook
the picture perfect harbour.
There are plenty of local
shops and the regional centre,
Barnstaple, with its
remarkable Pannier Market,
is a short drive away. Boat
trips operate to magical
Lundy Island and a trip to
nearby Lynton and Lynmouth
- the ‘Little Switzerland’ of
England - with their unique
connecting water operated
cliff railway is a “must”
during your stay.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Landmark Theatre
• Tunnels Beaches
• Chambercombe Manor
• Barnstaple Heritage Centre
• Ilfracombe Aquarium
• Watermouth Castle
• Exmoor Zoo
May - Ilfracombe Beer Festival
May - Walking Festival
Jun - Victorian Week
Aug - Bird Man Competition
Sep - Folk Festival
Oct - Exmoor Food Festival
• Lynton and Lynmouth
• Bideford
• Lundy Island
• Barnstaple
• Exmoor Steam Railway
• Exmoor Zoo
• South Molton
• Dance floor
• Entertainment most evenings
• Attractive cocktail bar
• TV lounge
• Sun lounge
Bedrooms
• 104 rooms with central heating
and bath or shower & WC
making facilities, intercom,
hair dryer and TV with radio
channels
Additional
Information
Beach & Gardens
Near to the hotel are the
famous Tunnels Beaches and
the shingle and pebble beach
at Wildersmouth. Further
afield we find the breath
taking beaches of
Woolacombe and Croyde.
Ilfracombe has some
delightful gardens, including
Runnymede and Jubilee
Gardens, as well as fabulous
walks along the coastal path.
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Eliot Hotel
Newquay • Cornwall
Eliot Hotel
Edgcumbe Avenue
Newquay, Cornwall TR7 2NH
Tel: 01637 878177 Fax: 01637 852053
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Reservations
Hotel: 01637 878177
Groups: 08451 305888
The finest beaches in Europe
Your Hotel
Very well situated close to
Great Western and Tolcarne
beaches only a few yards
from the sea front and within
easy walking distance of the
shops and harbour.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Bar & ballroom with
entertainment provided
most evenings
• Extensive lounge areas
• Games room
• Outdoor swimming pool
(heated May – September)
Bedrooms
• 76 bedrooms with central
& WC
Additional
Information
• No smoking throughout the hotel
• Lift serves most rooms
although all floors (inc. ground
floor) are split level with some
intermediate stairs
• Large car park
• Coach parking on site
Your Resort
Town Centre
Newquay is Cornwall’s
premier holiday resort
boasting some of the finest
coastline in Europe with no
less than eleven beaches! The
town is an ancient one - the
‘new quay’ from which it
takes its name dates back
to the fifteenth century,
when it was known as
‘Towan Blystra’. As well
as being Britain’s surfing
capital, it offers wonderful
cliff and beach walks, a
picturesque harbour and a
variety of activities including
golf, squash, tennis, putting,
bowls, surfing and even
shark fishing! There
are also hidden coves and
atmospheric smugglers’ pubs
which are a living reminder
of the more colourful side of
Cornwall’s history.
Newquay has a good
selection of both high street
and local stores. Bank Street,
Newquay’s main high street,
is mostly pedestrianised, with
interesting alleyways housing
little craft and antique shops.
There is also a great variety
of tea shops and cafés for
a refreshing break.
Beaches
Newquay beaches are
numerous and varied.
Tolcarne and Great Western
are the most popular, with
safe bathing and golden sand.
Fistral beach is a surfer’s
paradise and hosts many
national and international
competitions each year.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Newquay Zoo
• Lappa Valley Steam Railway
• Cornish Birds of Prey Centre
• Trerice
• Trewithen House & Gardens
• Lanhydrock House
May - Padstow Spring Festival
May - Helston’s Flora Day
May - Run to the Sun Festival
Jun - Royal Cornwall Show
Jul - Newquay Lions Carnival
Aug - Fowey Regatta
• Eden Project
• St. Ives
• Penzance and Land’s End
• Bodmin
• Tintagel
• Padstow
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Cottage Hotel
St. Ives • Cornwall
Cottage Hotel
Boskerris Road
Carbis Bay, St. Ives, Cornwall TR26 2PE
Tel: 01736 795252 Fax: 01736 798636
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Reservations
Hotel: 01736 795252
Groups: 08451 305888
Quaint cobbled streets and breathtaking bays
Your Hotel
Situated in extensive grounds
overlooking Carbis Bay, 300
yards from the beach and two
minutes’ walk from Carbis
Bay railway station which is
a delightful 5 minute journey
from St. Ives.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Large ballroom with
entertainment most evenings
• Two bars, snooker table &
TV lounge
• Outdoor swimming pool
(heated May - September)
• Restaurant and sun lounge have
lovely views of the bay
Bedrooms
• All rooms have tea/coffee making
facilities, intercom, hair dryer
Additional
Information
• 2 lifts serve most bedrooms
(although entertainment room
is only accessible via stairs)
• Large car park
Your Resort
Town Centre
St. Ives is a strikingly
picturesque town with three
glorious beaches close to
town plus the spectacular
beach at Carbis Bay. Its rocky
headlands, bustling harbour
and the remarkable quality of
its light have made it a haven
for artists and there are
numerous exhibitions and
a spectacular branch of the
Tate Gallery overlooking
Porthmeor beach. With
exclusive boutiques and
restaurants, St. Ives is a very
fashionable seaside resort,
visited by royalty and
celebrities. Despite its
popularity it still retains
its old-world charm with
innumerable antique and
craft shops. In short, St. Ives
is the perfect mixture of
culture and outstanding
natural beauty.
The streets of St. Ives are
steep, narrow and winding,
with a wealth of quaint shops
and cosy tea-rooms. St. Ives
is a magnet for artists, who
flock here to catch the town’s
unique light and there are
several galleries dotted
around town.
Beach & Gardens
The town’s beaches are
extensive and varied with
Porthmeor beach providing
the surf and excitement
whilst the quieter beaches at
the Harbour, Porthminster
and Carbis Bay provide
sheltered bathing. Located
just outside the heart of
the town, Trewyn Gardens
regularly win Britain in
Bloom awards for their
incredible floral displays.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• St. Ives Leisure Centre
• Tate Gallery
• Flambards Village - Helston
• Paradise Park
• Barbara Hepworth Museum
• Trengwainton Gardens
• Heligan Gardens
May - St. Ives Mayday Festival
Aug - End of the Road Show
Aug - Newlyn Fish Festival
Sep - St. Ives September Festival
Nov - Writing on the Wind
• Land’s End
• Eden Project
• St. Michael’s Mount
• Penzance
• Scilly Isles
• Newquay
• The Lizard
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Madeira Hotel
Falmouth • Cornwall
Madeira Hotel
Cliff Road, Falmouth,
Cornwall TR11 4NY
Tel: 01326 313531 Fax: 01326 319143
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Reservations
Hotel: 01326 313531
Groups: 08451 305888
Cornwall’s sailing capital, awash with Atlantic light
Your Hotel
Beautifully situated on the
sea front with attractive
gardens and splendid views
to Pendennis Castle and
across Falmouth Bay.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Restaurant with large dance
floor and entertainment most
evenings
• Delightful cocktail bar
• Sun lounges with large picture
windows overlooking the sea
Bedrooms
• 51 rooms with individual
& WC
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Lift to all floors
• Large car park
Your Resort
Town Centre
Falmouth boasts one of the
highest average sunshine
records in Britain and in
winter has a climate
comparable to that of the
Mediterranean. Located at
the southern end of the Fal
estuary, it has beautifully laid
out exotic gardens, a large
vibrant harbour and a Tudor
castle overlooking the bay.
Other attractions include a
growing arts centre and the
state-of-the-art National
Maritime Museum, which
documents Falmouth’s
historic Cornish past and
plays host to the town’s
cultural events. Further up
the Fal estuary, the riverside
is interspersed with tiny
villages and hamlets, creeks
and coves which may be seen
by taking a cruise on the
River Fal.
Falmouth is well-known for
its fascinating mixture of
buildings and shops which
vary from modern stores to
much older listed buildings,
often occupied by antique
and craft shops, which lie in
picturesque alleyways
leading down to the harbour.
Beach & Gardens
Castle Beach lies directly
in front of the hotel and
Gyllyngvase Beach is a five
minute walk away.
Falmouth’s gardens, which
are dotted around the town
include a sprinkling of subtropical plants and provide an
excellent backdrop for
reflection and relaxation.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Falmouth Art Gallery
• Pendennis Castle
• National Maritime Museum
• Glendurgan Gardens
• Trebah Gardens
• National Seal Sanctuary
• Trevarno Estate Gardens
May - Fal River Festival
Aug - Falmouth week
Sep - Truro Carnival
• St Mawes
• Fowey
• Eden Project
• Heligan Gardens
• Roseland Peninsula
• Newquay
• St. Austell
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Regina Hotel
Torquay • South Devon
Regina Hotel
Victoria Parade
Torquay, South Devon TQ1 2BE
Tel: 01803 292904 Fax: 01803 290270
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Reservations
Hotel: 01803 292904
Groups: 08451 305888
Queen of the English Riviera
Your Hotel
Wonderfully situated on
the harbour-side, with the
principal shops and theatre
a gentle stroll away. Part of
the Regina is particularly
interesting as the home for
three years of the poet,
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Bar lounge with dance floor and
• Lounge bar looking out on to
the lively harbour
• Air conditioned restaurant
Bedrooms
& WC
Additional
Information
• Lift serves most rooms (except
Barrett Browning’s former
house)
• Limited car parking with public
car park across the road
Your Resort
Torquay is one of Britain’s
most famous resorts, situated
at the heart of 22 miles of
unspoilt coastline known as
the ‘English Riviera’ because
of its mild climate, sparkling
blue waters, blue-flag
beaches, attractive gardens
and palm tree lined seafront.
Torquay has been fashionable
since Victorian times and is
the former home of Elizabeth
Barrett Browning as well as
crime author Agatha Christie.
It offers variety, day and
night, from its bustling
harbour and marina to its
exclusive shops, sophisticated
restaurants and bars.
Torquay’s spectacular
modernised waterfront
provides a continental
atmosphere with its
attractive cafes and shops,
luxury yachts and beautiful
footbridge across the inner
harbour.
Town Centre
The heart of the town is the
harbour which has many
shops along its edges.
The town is hilly but the
location of the Regina Hotel
is on the flat harbourside and
the shops, promenade and
Pavilion Theatre are all a
level walk from here.
Beaches &
Gardens
Torbay has excellent bathing
beaches at Babbacombe,
Torre Abbey and Paignton.
Torre Abbey Gardens make a
pleasant walk along the sea
front from the hotel.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Babbacombe Model Village
• Torquay Museum
• Bygones Victorian Museum
• Oldway Mansion & Gardens
• Cockington
• Living Coasts
May - Brixham Heritage Festival
Jun - All Saints’ Festival of the Sea
Jul - Torbay Carnival
Aug - Torbay Week
Sep - Agatha Christie Festival
• Exeter
• Plymouth
• South Devon Railway
• Paignton
• Teignmouth
• Dartmoor
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Cavendish Hotel
Exmouth • Devon
Cavendish Hotel
The Esplanade
Exmouth, Devon EX8 1BE
Tel: 01395 272528 Fax: 01395 269361
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Reservations
Hotel: 01395 272528
Groups: 08451 305888
Two miles of golden sands and a World Heritage Coast
Your Hotel
This delightful hotel is
wonderfully situated on
the level seafront next to
Exmouth’s fine golden sands,
a few minutes’ walk from
the shops.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Bar lounge with dance floor &
• Games room with snooker,
darts & large screen TV
• Quiet lounge with sea views
Bedrooms
and bath or shower and WC
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Lift serves most rooms (a few
stairs to some rooms on split
level floors. 4th floor not
served)
• Extensive car parking
Your Resort
Town Centre
Exmouth developed as a
resort in Georgian times and
was once probably the most
select resort in Britain.
Today it offers golden sands,
colourful gardens and a
bustling harbour side. Its
two mile long promenade
provides a range of activities
from boating, amusements
and crazy golf to dancing
and entertainment at the
Exmouth Pavilion. There are
boat trips along the estuary
and riverside pubs, as well
as a miniature railway and
Country Life centre. The
coast from Exmouth to
Dorset has been officially
ranked alongside the Grand
Canyon and Great Barrier
Reef as one of the natural
wonders of the world.
Exmouth has good shopping
with an indoor market and a
pedestrianised high street,
as well as Georgian pubs
and high quality restaurants
serving a variety of local and
international dishes. The
newly developed yacht
harbour and railway station
are both within a few
minutes’ walk of the
Cavendish Hotel.
Beach & Gardens
Exmouth’s sandy beach is
directly across the road from
the Cavendish Hotel. There
are well kept parks just a
short walk away, including
the Strand Gardens and
Manor Gardens, both wellknown for their beautiful
floral displays.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• The World of Country Life
• Exmouth Museum
• Beer Quarry Caves
• Knightshayes Court
• Bicton Gardens
• Exmouth model railway
May - Exmouth Festival
Jul - Exmouth Summer Funtime
Aug - Sidmouth Folk Week
Oct - Exmouth Winter Parade
Dec - New Year’s Eve Fancy
Dress Parade
• Sidmouth
• Seaton
• Exeter
• Torquay
• Lyme Regis
• Teignmouth & Dawlish
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Devon Towers
Bournemouth • Dorset
Devon Towers Hotel
58-62 St.Michael’s Road
Bournemouth, Dorset BH2 5ED
Tel: 01202 553863 Fax: 01202 315265
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Reservations
Hotel: 01202 553863
Groups: 08451 305888
England’s most international resort
Your Hotel
Ideally situated on the West
Cliff, a short walk from the
sea front, International
Centre, shops and pier.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Spacious entertainment
room with dance floor where
entertainment is provided
most evenings
• Attractive entrance lounge
• Delightful bar lounge with TV
Bedrooms
• 60 bedrooms with individual
& WC
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Lift to all floors
• Limited car parking
• Coach parking available nearby
Your Resort
Town Centre
Bournemouth is superbly
situated on the sunny south
coast on top of spectacular
chalk cliffs which overlook its
golden sands. It is probably
Britain’s most international
resort with a cosmopolitan
atmosphere, attractive
boulevards and lively street
cafés. A recent addition is
the ‘Bournemouth Eye’,
a tethered balloon which
rises to 160 metres over the
magnificent Gardens, giving
a bird’s eye view of the town.
There are many outstanding
attractions including
museums, an art gallery, two
piers and a wealth of evening
entertainment ranging from
world class classical music to
top name summer shows.
The Avenue shopping centre
has a number of department
stores and High Street names,
whilst Westover Road,
known as the ‘Bond Street
of Bournemouth’, has a
selection of boutiques and
smaller retailers along a
stylish tree-lined boulevard.
Beach & Gardens
Bournemouth offers seven
miles of clean, safe Blue
Flag bathing beaches.
Bournemouth’s awardwinning gardens include the
Lower Gardens, Boscombe’s
Italianate Gardens, with
Roman-style colonnades,
and the Alum Chine gardens,
which occupy a superb clifftop position.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Oceanarium
• Bournemouth Eye
• Bournemouth International Centre
• Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
• Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
• Compton Acres
Jun - Bournemouth Live
Jun - Wimborne Folk Festival
Jul - Bournemouth Carnival
Aug - Flowers by Candelight
Sep - Great Dorset Steam Fair
• Weymouth
• Poole
• Salisbury
• Wimborne Minster
• New Forest & Beaulieu
• Stonehenge
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Bayshore Hotel
Sandown • Isle of Wight
Bayshore Hotel
12-16 Pier Street
Sandown, Isle Of Wight PO36 8JX
Tel: 01983 403154 Fax: 01983 406574
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Reservations
Hotel: 01983 403154
Groups: 08451 305888
Magnificent seaside and unspoilt countryside
Your Hotel
Situated in a magnificent
position on the seafront,
opposite the beach and pier
and close to the shopping
centre.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Large dance floor where
entertainment is provided
most evenings
• Cocktail bar and restaurant
overlooking the sea
• TV lounge and sun lounge
overlooking the sea
• Games room including table
tennis and pool
Bedrooms
• 80 bedrooms with central heating
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Lift serves most rooms although
all floors are split level
• Parking available nearby
Your Resort
Town Centre
The Isle of Wight has superb
sandy beaches, stunning
countryside and exhilarating
coastal walks. Sandown
became fashionable in the
Victorian period and today
remains the island’s principal
resort offering a wealth of
entertainment. It has an
excellent beach and is
surrounded by a varied
landscape of gentle downs
and majestic cliffs. Other
attractions include the pier,
which is right in front of our
hotel, Brown’s Pleasure Park,
the award-winning Big Cat
Sanctuary and the Museum
of Geology. Dinosaur Isle
offers life-like dinosaur
models and skeletons and is
popular with all ages. Nearby
Brading has a Doll Museum
and a Roman Villa complete
with mosaic floors.
Regular markets take place
on Sunday and Monday in
summer to supplement
Sandown’s shops, cafés
and restaurants.
Beach & Gardens
Sandown boasts a clean,
safe and extensive beach
with miles of golden sands.
Its esplanades and seawall
walks stretch from Yaverland
southwards through Lake to
Shanklin Chine. Its gardens
include Los Altos, Sandham
Grounds and the delightful
clifftop garden at Ferncliff.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Amazon World
• Isle of Wight Natural History Centre
• Tiger & Big Cat Sanctuary
• Dinosaur Isle
• Heights Leisure Centre
• Alum Bay
• Osborne House
Jun - Isle of Wight Festival
Aug - Isle of Wight Walking
Festival
Aug - Skandia Cowes Week
Aug - Garlic Festival
Aug - Isle of Wight Scooter Rally
• Ryde
• Shanklin Chine
• Isle of Wight
Steam Railway
• Carisbrooke Castle
• Brading Roman Villa
• Ventnor
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Royal Norfolk Hotel
Bognor Regis • West Sussex
Royal Norfolk Hotel
The Esplanade, Bognor Regis,
West Sussex PO21 2LH
Tel: 01243 826222 Fax: 01243 826325
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Reservations
Hotel: 01243 826222
Groups: 08451 305888
Quintessential English landscapes and brilliant seascapes
Your Hotel
This magnificent Georgian
hotel is situated on the sea
front, very close to the pier and
a short walk from the shops.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Nelson’s Restaurant looks out
across the hotel’s gardens to
the sea
• Cocktail bar
• Goodwood Suite also has a
bar where entertainment is
provided
• Flexible function and
meeting rooms
Bedrooms
heating & bath or shower & WC
hair dryer & TV
• Most rooms have trouser press
Additional
Information
• No Smoking throughout the hotel
• Lift serves most rooms (although
there are stairs between some
rooms and the lift)
• Extensive car & coach parking
Your Resort
Town Centre
Bognor Regis is one of
England’s oldest resorts
having begun its
transformation from fishing
village to seaside resort in
the 1780s. Its long flat sea
front is perfect for that
most traditional of seaside
occupations – strolling
along the prom! There are
traditional rides and
amusements and some
delightful parks and gardens.
There are many lively sea
front cafes, bars and pubs
which give it a very relaxed
atmosphere. The surrounding
countryside is full of interest
– just a few miles inland are
some of England’s finest
stately homes and of
course the spectacular South
Downs – England’s newest
National Park.
The town centre shops are
approximately 10 minutes’
walk from the hotel and the
pier is just 250 metres away.
The famous Butlins Resort is
the largest holiday centre in
the south of England and
welcomes day visitors.
Beach & Gardens
The hotel looks over its
own extensive gardens
on to the beach which is
predominantly pebbly with
clean and inviting waters.
There is an attractive
promenade separate from
the road which makes
walking along the prom a real
pleasure! Nearby Hotham
Park provides lots of
amenities and is a delightful
spot to spend an afternoon.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Bentley Motor Museum
• Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
• Arundel Castle & Gardens
• Amberley Heritage Museum
• Chichester Cathedral
• Goodwood House
• Sheffield Park Gardens
May - Aug Glyndebourne Festival
May - Oct Chichester Festival
July - Goodwood Festival of Speed
July - Glorious Goodwood
Aug - Arundel Festival
Sep - Bognor Regis Seaside Festival
Sep - Goodwood Revival
• Worthing
• Brighton
• Portsmouth
• Arundel
• Chichester
• Isle of Wight
• Hever Castle
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Queens Hotel
Eastbourne • East Sussex
Queens Hotel
Marine Parade
Eastbourne, East Sussex BN21 3DY
Tel: 01323 722822 Fax: 01323 731056
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Reservations
Hotel: 01323 722822
Groups: 08451 305888
Elegant gardens and a wealth of excursions
Your Hotel
This magnificent Victorian
hotel is situated in an
outstanding position
overlooking the pier.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Princes Suite with its own bar
where entertainment is
provided most evenings
• Cocktail bar, snooker room, sun
lounge and two restaurants
• Excellent function facilities
Bedrooms
& WC
hair dryer and TV with radio
channels
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Two lifts serve all floors
(although the ground and lower
ground floors are split level and
some stairs are unavoidable)
Your Resort
Town Centre
Eastbourne is one of Britain’s
more elegant resorts, enjoying
a glorious sunny location on
the south coast in the shelter
of Beachy Head. It has five
miles of promenade and the
famous Carpet Gardens line
the seafront. Activities
include bowls, museums,
cinemas and dancing at the
Winter Gardens. Beachy Head
has panoramic views, from
Brighton in the west to
Dungeness in Kent in the east.
This Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty is close to the
historical sites of Hastings
and Battle and a short drive
from lively Brighton. There’s
plenty to do with excellent
shops, museums, shows,
concerts, cinema and dancing
as well as outstanding sports
facilities.
Shoppers find high street
names amongst the town’s
flower-lined pedestrianised
streets and its main indoor
centre, the Arndale Centre.
Little Chelsea Quarter sells
antiques, hand-made
furniture, jewellery
and ceramics.
Beach & Gardens
Eastbourne has clean,
inviting beaches,
predominantly of shingle
leading to sand at low tide,
which offer excellent bathing.
Its award-winning gardens
range from the striking
Carpet Gardens along the seafront, to the rockery of Helen
Gardens and the shingle
based Sovereign Park with its
130 different species of wild
flowers.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Allchorn Pleasure Boats
• Sovereign Harbour Marina
• Eastbourne Miniature Steam
Railway
• ‘How We Lived Then’ Shop Museum
• Observatory Science Centre Hailsham
Bandstand Events throughout
the season
May - Magnificent Motors
Aug - Eastbourne Air Show
Aug - Medieval Festival
Sep - Victorian Festival
Oct - Eastbourne Beer Festival
• Hever Castle
• Brighton
• Kent and East Sussex
Railway
• Leeds Castle
• Hastings & Battle
• Sheffield Park Gardens
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New Beach Hotel
Great Yarmouth • Norfolk
New Beach Hotel
67 Marine Parade
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk NR30 2EJ
Tel: 01493 332300 Fax: 01493 331880
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Reservations
Hotel: 01493 332300
Groups: 08451 305888
East Anglia’s liveliest resort
Your Hotel
Situated in Great Yarmouth’s
most central and lively
location, on the sea front
opposite Britannia Pier and
adjacent to the shops and
resort amenities.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Spacious cocktail bar/lounge
• Magnificent restaurant with
large dance floor
Bedrooms
heating and bath or shower &
WC
making facilities, intercom, hair
dryer and TV with radio
channels
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Small lift serves most rooms
• On street car parking can be
arranged at no extra charge if
booked in advance
• Please note that it can be noisy
in the street outside the sea
facing rooms
Your Resort
Town Centre
Described by Charles Dickens
as “...the finest place in
the universe” today Great
Yarmouth is East Anglia’s
top seaside venue. Set on
15 miles of wide, flat golden
sand with sunny dry weather
and a lively promenade,
it offers a huge range of
entertainment, sports and
shopping. There are two
piers, a Model Village,
Butterfly Centre and a ’Sea
Life Centre’. Stroll along the
prom or catch the unique
horse-drawn landaus. At
night the resort is illuminated
and renowned for its live
entertainment with a wide
variety of shows and
concerts.
The main shopping streets,
found just off the ancient
harbour, offer high street
stores and traditional seaside
shops; there is excellent
variety and quality to keep
shoppers happy. There is
a large open air market
on Fridays.
Beach & Gardens
Great Yarmouth boasts 15
miles of safe golden sands
which have won several
awards for cleanliness. The
attractive Anchor Garden,
so called because of its huge
anchor shaped flowerbed,
and St. Georges Park both
provide seating for a quiet
moment of rest and
relaxation.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Thrigby Wildlife Gardens
• Merrivale Model Village
• Great Yarmouth Pottery
• Sea Life Centre
• Race Course
• Greyhound Stadium
Jul - Lowestoft Sea Front Air Festival
Jul - Royal Norfolk Show
Aug - Great Yarmouth Maritime Festival
Aug - Great Yarmouth Carnival Procession
Aug & Sep - Festival of Bowls
• Norwich
• Suffolk Villages
• Norfolk Broads
• Lowestoft
• Caister
• Cromer
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Hotel De Paris
Cromer • Norfolk
Hotel De Paris
High Street
Cromer, Norfolk NR27 9HG
Tel: 01263 513141 Fax: 01263 515217
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Reservations
Hotel: 01263 513141
Groups: 08451 305888
Victorian charm amid flint cottages and unspoilt beaches
Your Hotel
A delightful and unusual
hotel, occupying the finest
position in Cromer, close to
the shops and historic parish
church and directly
overlooking the pier
and beach.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Delightful restaurant with
small dance floor
• Attractive reception lounge
and cocktail bar
• Games room and TV room
• Excellent views from most
bedrooms
Bedrooms
& WC
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Lift (few stairs to some rooms)
• Limited car parking
Your Resort
Town Centre
Cromer was once a small
fishing village (it is still
famous for its crabs) but in
the Victorian period it was
patronised by royalty and
became a distinctly upper
class holiday resort. Today,
it is full of character with
narrow, twisting streets
and a lovely promenade
overlooking its predominantly
sandy beach. Colourful
gardens offer quiet relaxation
but if you are feeling
energetic there are leisure
facilities including bowling
greens, tennis courts, squash
and golf. The famous Pier
Pavilion puts on a unique
summer show. The Norfolk
countryside with its leafy
lanes and flint cottages is a
delight and you are never far
away from the remarkable
Norfolk Broads.
The quaint narrow streets are
home to some delightfully
atmospheric pubs and the
many shops sell all manner of
goods, from household items
to the delicious Cromer crabs
for which the town is well
known.
Beach & Gardens
Cromer’s sand and shingle
beach is popular with both
bathers and surfers and
offers clean waters and safe
bathing. The pretty gardens
along the cliff are well
stocked and also feature pitch
and putt and the bowling
green.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• The Pavilion Theatre & Cromer Pier
• Cromer Museum
• Felbrigg Hall
• Hillside Horse and Pony Sanctuary
• Lifeboat Museum
• Royal Cromer Golf Club
May - Folk on the Pier
Jul - Royal Norfolk Show
Jul - Sheringham Beer Festival
Aug - Cromer Carnival Week
Sep - Great Yarmouth
Maritime Festival
• Great Yarmouth
• Norwich
• Bure Valley Railway
• Blickling Hall
• Thursford Collection
• Sheringham
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Cumberland Hotel
Scarborough • North Yorkshire
Cumberland Hotel
Belmont Road, Scarborough
North Yorkshire YO11 2AB
Tel: 01723 361826 Fax: 01723 500081
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Reservations
Hotel: 01723 361826
Groups: 08451 305888
Britain’s oldest resort, the gem of the Yorkshire coast
Your Hotel
Very well situated on the
South Cliff a few minutes
walk from the Spa complex,
beach and town centre with
excellent views of the town
from the north facing rooms.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Bar lounge with dance floor
• Attractive restaurant
• Quiet lounge
Bedrooms
& WC
and TV
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Lift (few stairs to some rooms)
• On street car parking using
complimentary permit
available at reception
Your Resort
Town Centre
Scarborough is arguably
Britain’s oldest seaside resort
- it was a resort more than
a century before Regency
Brighton. It has two bays
divided by a rugged headland
on which sit the remains of
a medieval castle. The busy
harbour is home to a welter
of fishing boats and there are
the usual seaside pursuits aplenty on the South Bay
promenade which leads to
the Spa Complex, close to our
hotel. The steep hillsides are
beautifully landscaped and
there are many attractive
parks and gardens. There are
lots of shops, restaurants and
cafés and of course the
famous Stephen Joseph
Theatre.
Scarborough offers a very
wide range of shops of all
shapes and sizes. The
Brunswick Shopping Centre
has a great selection of high
street names. Bar Street,
a charming cobbled area,
is traffic-free and offers a
selection of smaller shops.
Beach & Gardens
Scarborough offers two
sheltered bays of golden
sand which are ideal for safe
bathing. This premier floral
resort has a number of
stunning gardens, in
particular South Cliff and the
remarkable Peasholm Park
with its oriental influences.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Eden Camp
• Sea Life Centre and Marine
Sanctuary
• Scarborough Bowls Centre
• Stephen Joseph Theatre
• Market Hall & Vaults
• Scarborough Millenium
Apr - Scarborough Dance Festival
May - Continental Market
Jul - Scarborough Fayre
Aug - Whitby Regatta
Sep - Scarborough Jazz Festival
• Whitby
• York
• Bridlington
• Beverley
• Castle Howard
• Hull & The Deep
Aquarium
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Queens Hotel
Blackpool • Lancashire
Queens Hotel
467-469 Promenade
Blackpool, Lancashire FY4 1AY
Tel: 01253 336980 Fax: 01253 407196
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Reservations
Hotel: 01253 336980
Groups: 08451 305888
Britain’s capital of fun
Your Hotel
Perfectly placed on the sea
front between Central and
South Piers, a short walk from
the Pleasure Beach and the
spectacular Sandcastle
Water Park.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Magnificent Theatre Bar with
dance floor and entertainment
most evenings
• Attractive Foyer Bar
• Comfortable Cocktail Bar and
relaxing lounge
• Games room with pool tables
• Large restaurant
• Fitness centre with gym, sauna,
solarium & indoor pool
Bedrooms
• All rooms have tea/coffee making
facilities, hair dryer & TV
• Many rooms have superb sea
views
Additional
Information
• Lift serves all floors (although
several stairs to some rooms)
• Extensive free car and coach
parking
Your Resort
Town Centre
Few resorts anywhere in the
world can rival the
popularity of Blackpool Britain's capital of fun! The
world famous Tower, three
piers, miles of golden sands,
the spectacular Pleasure
Beach with its breath taking
"white knuckle" rides,
atmospheric trams, horse
drawn carriages, Punch and
Judy shows, Louis Tussaud’s
Waxworks, a Zoo Park, an Art
Gallery - Blackpool has them
all. Make sure to save some of
your energy for the evening
and sample the terrific
summer shows, lively bars
and pubs, for it is at night
that Blackpool really stands
out as the most exciting of all
Britain's resorts.
Blackpool has a wide
selection of shops and an
indoor mall in the famous
Houndshill shopping centre.
Its splendid theatres include
the Grand Theatre, the Winter
Gardens and the Tower
Ballroom which host major
international artists, dance
festivals and national events.
There are cinemas, a Sea Life
Centre, the Tower Circus and
of course, the Tower.
Beach & Gardens
Blackpool has miles of golden
sands, broken only by its
three piers. Splendid Stanley
Park offers numerous
sporting facilities, extensive
gardens and a bandstand
hosting musical events.
Blackpool’s rapidly
developing zoo is also
well worth a visit.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Grand Theatre
• Blackpool Tower
• Tower Festival Headland
• Blackpool Zoo
• Pleasure Beach
• Sandcastle Water Park
May - Blackpool Dance Festival
June - Totally Transport Classic
Car Event
July - Town Criers’ Championship
Aug - Blackpool Triathlon
Blackpool Air Show
Sept & Oct - Illuminations
• Ribble Valley & Pendle Witch
Country
• Trough of Bowland
• Southport • Lake District
• Yorkshire Dales
• Lancaster • Fleetwood
• Lytham St.Annes
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Hydro Hotel
Llandudno • Gwynedd
Hydro Hotel
Neville Crescent
Llandudno, Gwynedd LL30 1AS
Tel: 01492 870101 Fax: 01492 870992
36
Reservations
Hotel: 01492 870101
Groups: 08451 305888
Elegant boulevards between mountains and sea
Your Hotel
Ideally placed on the sea
front, close to the Aberconwy
Centre and a short walk
from Llandudno’s wonderful
shops, the Pier and Happy
Valley gardens.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Large entertainment suite with
dance floor and entertainment
most evenings
• Superb “Looking Glass” bar
with views over the bay
• Sun lounges and games room
with snooker
Bedrooms
heating and bath or shower & WC
Additional
Information
• Lift serves most floors (split
level floors mean some stairs
to most rooms)
• Some ground floor rooms
• Limited car & coach parking
Your Resort
Town Centre
Lying on a peninsula between
the Great Orme and Little
Orme Heads, Llandudno has
two great beaches. The
shingly North Shore (outside
our hotel) is the busier of the
two with its Victorian Pier,
boat trips, donkey rides and
much more. The sandy west
shore is quieter with
spectacular views of nearby
Snowdonia. A Victorian
tramway and cable car offer
routes to the summit of Great
Orme with its fabulous views
and fascinating wildlife.
Llandudno is Wales’ largest
and most elegant resort
offering tree lined streets and
elegant shops. There are two
golf courses, bowling greens,
art galleries, exhibitions and
theatre at Venue Cymru.
The town centre consists
of carefully preserved
architecture within a superb
natural setting. The Victorian
Shopping Centre is one of
the largest indoor shopping
centres in Wales, offers
quality, value and awardwinning restaurants.
Beach & Gardens
The resort has two superb
bathing beaches and
spectacular gardens. The
lively north shore has a
shingle beach and Victorian
pier whilst the west shore
boasts golden sands and
panoramic views.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Great Orme Bronze Age
Copper Mines
• Alice in Wonderland Centre
• Welsh Mountain Zoo
• Great Orme Tramway
• Bodnant Gardens
May - Llandudno Transport Festival
May - Llandudno Victorian Extravaganza
Jul - Llangollen International Eisteddfod
Jul - Llangollen Fringe Festival
Jul - Victorian Week
Aug - Conwy River Festival
• Llangollen
• Caernarfon
• Betws-y-Coed
• Conwy Castle
• Anglesey
• Bangor
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George IV Hotel
Criccieth • Gwynedd
George IV Hotel
21-25 High Street
Criccieth, Gwynedd LL52 0BS
Tel: 01766 522168 Fax: 01766 523340
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Reservations
Hotel: 01766 522168
Groups: 08451 305888
The Pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia
Your Hotel
This atmospheric hotel is
situated on the High Street
in the centre of Criccieth
with magnificent views
towards the sea and castle
from many bedrooms.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Delightful cocktail bar
• Entertainment room with
additional bar
• Comfortable lounges
Bedrooms
heating and bath or shower &
WC (most have bath & shower)
making facilities, intercom, hair
dryer and TV with radio
channels
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Large lift serves all floors
• Ample car parking
• Coach parking available nearby
Your Resort
Criccieth lies on the south
coast of the Llyn Peninsula,
where the edge of Snowdonia
National Park meets the sea,
with spectacular views over
Cardigan Bay. The medieval
castle, originally Welsh but
later taken and reinforced by
the Normans, dominates the
town. The castle headland
divides the seafront into two
with a pebbly bay to the west
and a sheltered mainly sandy
bay to the east. This area of
Wales is ideal for walking,
from the gentle rolling hills
of the Llyn Peninsula in the
west to the soaring majesty of
Snowdonia in the east with
delightful gardens and castles
at every turn.
Criccieth railway station
provides a great way to visit
Porthmadog or Pwllheli on
the Cambrian line as well as
giving an easy route to
explore the world famous
Ffestiniog and the recently
completed Welsh Highland
Railway.
Town Centre
Criccieth has a selection of
family run shops and some
good pubs and restaurants.
There is plenty of parking
and some pleasant walks
around town.
Beach & Gardens
Criccieth boasts two Blue
Flag beaches which are clean
and safe for families. There is
a range of watersports such
as sailing and fishing and the
area is also renowned for its
spectacular sunsets. Due to
its temperate climate, the
town is awash with floral
colour almost all year round.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Criccieth Castle
• The Lloyd George Museum
• Brynkir Woollen Mill
• Porthmadog Maritime
Museum
• Welsh Highland Railway
Apr - Academi ty Newydd Festival
May & Jun - Criccieth Fair Days
Jun - Criccieth Festival
Sep - Barmouth Walking Festival
• Snowdonia National Park
• Portmeirion Village
• Porthmadog
• Llechwedd Slate Caverns
• Harleach
• Dolgellau
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Seabank Hotel
Porthcawl • Glamorgan
Seabank Hotel
Esplanade, Porthcawl
Mid Glamorgan CF36 3LU
Tel: 01656 782261 Fax: 01656 785363
40
Reservations
Hotel: 01656 782261
Groups: 08451 305888
The heart of the South Wales Heritage Coast
Your Hotel
This landmark building
commands coastal views to
the east, south and west, yet
is only a short walk from the
centre of Porthcawl.
Dining and
Entertainment
• Spacious split level cocktail
bar lounge
• Large entertainment room
with additional bar
• Two small lounges with
sea views
Bedrooms
& TV
• Most rooms have intercom
& trouser press
Additional
Information
the hotel
• Lift serves most rooms (few
stairs to some front rooms)
• Extensive car and coach
parking
Your Resort
Porthcawl lies on a beautiful
stretch of coast with sandy
beaches and rocky cliffs, yet
is only a short drive from the
fascinating cities of Cardiff
and Swansea. It is famous
for its many golf courses
including the world famous
Royal Porthcawl. A rocky
promontory with spectacular
sea views separates the golf
course from the main part
of the town including the
harbour and the expansive
sandy beach to the east
behind which lies
a fairground with a variety
of rides and amusements.
There is an attractive high
street with numerous shops
and the fascinating Grand
Pavilion offers theatre and
a pleasant bar. There is good
bathing from several beaches
and the Atlantic swell
ensures there is often
excellent surfing.
Town Centre
The town centre is just a
short walk from the hotel
and has a variety of attractive
shops. Nearby Bridgend
offers a wide selection of
shops and a designer outlet
shopping mall. The striking
Grand Pavilion was originally
designed as a Palm Court but
today offers a wide variety
of top class entertainment
including theatre, comedy,
variety and musicals.
Beach & Gardens
Porthcawl has several
beaches and some lovely
countryside walks. The town
is well kept and there is a
small harbour.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Swansea National Waterfront
Museum
• Kenfig National Nature Reserve
• Numerous golf courses
• Kidwelly Industrial Museum
• National Botanic Gardens
• Gower Peninsula
Apr - Porthcawl Jazz Festival
Jul - Porthcawl Carnival
Jul – Bridgend County Show
Aug - Porthcawl Sea Festival
Sep - Porthcawl Elvis Festival
• Tenby • Swansea • Cardiff
• Barry Island • Laugharne
• St. Fagan’s National History
Museum
• Brecon Beacons
• Blaenavon World Heritage
Site
41
Selborne Hotel
Dunoon • Argyll
Selborne Hotel
Clyde Street
Dunoon, Argyll PA23 7HT
Tel: 01369 702761 Fax: 01369 704032
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Reservations
Hotel: 01369 702761
Groups: 08451 305888
A window on the outstanding scenery of the Highlands
Your Hotel
Superbly situated looking
south across the Clyde with
pleasant lawns reaching
down to the promenade and
water’s edge. All the public
rooms and many of the
bedrooms offer uninterrupted
views of the river which is a
constant source of interest.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Bar lounge with dance floor
• Ground floor areas include a TV
lounge, bar lounge, quiet lounge
and games room
Bedrooms
making facilities hair dryer and
TV with radio channels
• Some ground floor rooms
Additional
Information
• Lift serves almost all rooms
• Car parking available
Your Resort
Set in Scotland’s first
National Park, Dunoon is
two great resorts in one:
a traditional seaside resort
with marvellous sea views
and plenty of amenities and a
base from which to explore
the rugged mountains of
Argyll - some of the most
spectacular scenery in
Scotland. It has lovely
gardens, the remains of a
castle, a four mile promenade
and a 19th Century pier with
panoramic views across the
Clyde. Pleasure cruises run
throughout the summer
months sailing to destinations
ranging from Loch Goil to
Largs and Rothesay. You may
even catch the last sea-going
paddle steamer in the world,
the Waverley, which is still a
regular visitor to Dunoon.
Nearby sports facilities
include an indoor swimming
pool, bowling greens, tennis
courts and golf courses. There
is a cinema and in the season,
a range of entertainment at
the Queens Hall. The resort
stages international jazz and
dance festivals and hosts the
Cowal Highland Gathering,
the biggest highland
games festival.
Town Centre
Dunoon has one of the
largest town centres in
the area. Its main street is
partially pedestrianised and
is filled with shops selling
an array of goods, from fresh
bakery items to outdoor
clothing.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• Benmore Botanic Gardens
• Queen’s Halls
• The Castle House Museum
• Cowal Golf Club
• Ardkinglas Woodland Garden
• Bishop’s Seat and Fairy Glen
Apr - May Bute Jazz Festival
Jun - Arts Feast Cowal
July - Tarbert Seafood Festival
Aug - Cowal Highland Gathering
Sep - Dunoon Highland Dancing Festival
Nov - Country & Western Extravaganza
• Inveraray Castle
& Jail
• Helensburgh
• Oban
• Bute
• Loch Lomond
• Trossachs
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Croit Anna Hotel
Fort William • Inverness-shire
Croit Anna Hotel
Achintore Road
Fort William, Inverness-shire PH33 6RR
Tel: 01397 702268 Fax: 01397 704099
44
Reservations
Hotel: 01397 702268
Groups: 08451 305888
Outdoor Capital of the UK
Your Hotel
Situated in an isolated
position on the shores of
Loch Linnhe with spectacular
views across the loch from
all of the public rooms and
most of the bedrooms, the
Croit Anna offers a
comfortable and friendly
base in which to relax.
Dining &
Entertainment
• Panoramic lounge and two bars
• Lovely loch views from the
restaurant and lounge
Bedrooms
& WC
Additional
Information
the hotel
• No lift but many ground floor
rooms are available
Your Resort
Fort William, the “Outdoor
Capital of the UK” is the
largest town in the western
Highlands. It is situated at
the southern end of the Great
Glen, on the shores of crystal
clear Loch Linnhe beneath
towering Ben Nevis, Britain’s
highest mountain. Nearby
Aonach Mor ski-resort offers
Britain’s only alpine cable
car, rising over 2000 feet with
superb views of the Great
Glen. The surrounding
countryside has some of
Britain’s most spectacular
and romantic scenery and its
torrid history has produced
more than 30 battlefields in
the Lochaber area alone. As
a touring centre, it is simply
unparalleled: Inverness,
Oban, Skye, Iona and
Speyside all make superb full
day excursions and there are
lots of places within half
an hour’s drive including
Glenfinnan and, of course,
breathtaking Glencoe.
Town Centre
Fort William is a busy market
town. It boasts a fine array
of shops and an interesting
selection of bars and
restaurants catering for most
tastes. At its centre, Cameron
Square is the focus of
entertainment and is the
venue for many live concerts.
The Nevis Centre hosts shows
and also has a ten pin
bowling alley.
Out & About
Events
Nearby
• West Highland Museum
• Lochaber Leisure Centre
• Fort William Cruises
• Aonach Mor Cable Car
• Jacobite Steam Train
• Clan Cameron Museum
Mar - Fort William Mountain Festival
May - Scottish Six Day Motorcycle Trials
Jun - Road to the Isles Agricultural Show
Mountain Bike World Cup
Jul - Lochaber Highland Games
Aug - Glenfinnan Gathering & Games
Sep - Ben Nevis Race
• Loch Ness
• Mallaig
• Oban
• Isle of Skye
• Inverness
• Speyside
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Tariffs 2013
Daily terms for room and full British breakfast per person
Departures on/or between
Jan 1 - Good Fri - May 25 Mar 28
May 24
Jun 28
Jun 29Aug 30
Aug 31 Sep 30
Oct 1 Oct 31
Nov 1 Dec 31
Wales
Llandudno
Criccieth
Porthcawl
Hydro
George IV
Seabank
£30
£30
£30
£33
£34
£34
£41
£42
£42
£41
£42
£42
£38
£39
£39
£32
£32
£33
£32
£32
£33
£28
£28
£28
£29
£31
£28
£31
£31
£31
£33
£35
£32
£39
£38
£39
£42
£44
£39
£39
£38
£39
£42
£44
£39
£35
£35
£35
£38
£40
£36
£29
£30
£30
£32
£34
£30
£29
£29
£29
£31
£33
£29
£31
£29
£28
£31
£31
£35
£33
£31
£35
£35
£42
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£44
£44
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£37
£36
£40
£40
£34
£32
£30
£34
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£32
£30
£33
£33
£28
£31
£31
£31
£35
£35
£38
£44
£41
£38
£44
£41
£35
£40
£38
£30
£34
£34
£29
£34
£32
Queens
£29
£33
£39
£39
£42
£42
£32
Selborne
Croit Anna
£28
£30
£31
£34
£38
£40
£38
£40
£36
£40
£30
£32
£29
£32
England - South West
Weston-S-M
Ilfracombe
Newquay
St.Ives
Falmouth
Torquay
Anchor Head
Imperial
Eliot
Cottage
Madeira
Regina
England - South Coast
Exmouth
Bournemouth
Sandown
Bognor Regis
Eastbourne
Cavendish
Devon Towers
Bayshore
Royal Norfolk
Queens
England - East Coast
Gt Yarmouth
Cromer
Scarborough
New Beach
De Paris
Cumberland
England - North West
Blackpool
Scotland
Dunoon
Fort William
Table d’hote Dinner: £14 (reduced to
Child Discounts (sharing room with one or more adults):
£10 per night if booked prior to arrival)
Age 0-2 years: *Deduct £30 per night from above tariffs
Single Supplement: £7 per night
Age 3-11 years: Deduct £20 per night from above tariffs
Single Supplements are doubled where
*minimum charge zero
a Double/Twin room is used as a Single
Sea/Castle View Supplement: £5 per person per night (All hotels have sea view rooms except Newquay,
Bournemouth and Scarborough. Only Criccieth has Castle View Rooms).
These tariffs are valid for stays of any duration (except Christmas and New Year). Special rates
apply during Goodwood Festivals at Bognor Regis and the Cowal Games at Dunoon. Bookings
should be made directly with your chosen hotel. TARIFFS ARE INCLUSIVE OF VAT AT 20%
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Groups
Package Rates - 3, 4 & 7 Nights
Tariffs for groups of 20 or more
people are available on request.
Please contact our Groups
Department by email at
[email protected]
or telephone 08451 305888
(local call rate).
Discounted dinner, room and breakfast package tariffs for 3 night
weekend, 4 night Monday-Friday and 7 night Saturday-Saturday
and Sunday-Sunday stays are available through our associated
ABTA bonded tour operator, Alfa Travel. Please visit the Alfa
Travel web site at www.alfatravel.co.uk or call 08451 305666
(local call rate) and ask for the Alfa Travel brochure.
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Forward to your chosen hotel (see back cover) or to:
Leisureplex Head Office, Leisureplex Limited, Alfa Building,
Euxton Lane, Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 6AF
Telephone: 08451 305666 Facsimile: 08451 303777
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Finding Your Leisureplex Hotel
The Best of the British Seaside
6 WESTON-SUPER-MARE
ANCHOR HEAD HOTEL
22 ISLE OF WIGHT
IMPERIAL HOTEL
CUMBERLAND HOTEL
The Esplanade, Bognor Regis
West Sussex PO21 2LH
Tel: 01243 826222 Fax: 01243 826325
Belmont Road, South Cliff
Scarborough, YO11 2AB
Tel: 01723 361826 Fax: 01723 500081
26 EASTBOURNE
QUEENS HOTEL
Marine Parade, Eastbourne
East Sussex BN21 3DY
Tel: 01323 722822 Fax: 01323 731056
467-469 Promenade
Blackpool, Lancashire FY4 1AY
Tel: 01253 336980 Fax: 01253 407196
28 GREAT YARMOUTH
NEW BEACH HOTEL
36 LANDUDNO
HYDRO HOTEL
Boskerris Road, Carbis Bay
St. Ives, Cornwall TR26 2PE
Tel: 01736 795252 Fax: 01736 798636
Marine Parade,
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 2EJ
Tel: 01493 332300 Fax: 01493 331880
Neville Crescent, Llandudno
Gwynedd, LL30 1AS
Tel: 01492 870101 Fax: 01492 870992
14 FALMOUTH
GEORGE IV HOTEL
Cliff Road, Falmouth
Cornwall TR11 4NY
Tel: 01326 313531 Fax: 01326 319143
23-25 High Street, Criccieth
Gwynedd LL52 0BS
Tel: 01766 522168 Fax: 01766 523340
44
16 TORQUAY
REGINA HOTEL
40 PORTHCAWL
SEABANK HOTEL
42
Victoria Parade, Torquay
South Devon TQ1 2BE
Tel: 01803 292904 Fax: 01803 290270
Esplanade, Porthcawl
Mid Glamorgan CF36 3LU
Tel: 01656 782261 Fax: 01656 785363
18 EXMOUTH
42 DUNOON
CAVENDISH HOTEL
Morton Crescent, The Esplanade,
Exmouth, Devon EX8 1BE
Tel: 01395 272528 Fax: 01395 269361
SELBORNE HOTEL
32
34
Clyde Street, Dunoon
Argyll, PA23 7HT
Tel: 01369 702761 Fax: 01369 704032
36
38
30
20 BOURNEMOUTH
28
DEVON TOWERS
38 CRICCIETH
MADEIRA HOTEL
St. Michael’s Road,
Bournemouth, Dorset BH2 5ED
Tel: 01202 553863 Fax: 01202 315265
34 BLACKPOOL
QUEENS HOTEL
Edgcumbe Avenue, Newquay
Cornwall TR7 2NH
Tel: 01637 878177 Fax: 01637 852053
12 ST. IVES
COTTAGE HOTEL
32 SCARBOROUGH
ROYAL NORFOLK HOTEL
ELIOT HOTEL
High Street, Cromer
Norfolk, NR27 9HG
Tel: 01263 513141 Fax: 01263 515217
24 BOGNOR REGIS
Wilder Road, Ilfracombe
Devon EX34 9AL
Tel: 01271 862536 Fax: 01271 862571
10 NEWQUAY
HOTEL DE PARIS
Pier Street, Sandown
Isle of Wight PO36 8JX
Tel: 01983 403154 Fax: 01983 406574
8 ILFRACOMBE
30 CROMER
BAYSHORE HOTEL
Claremont Crescent,
Weston-Super-Mare, Avon BS23 2ED
Tel: 01934 620880 Fax: 01934 621767
Page Reference
Holiday Hotels 6 - 45
Tariff Schedule 46
Booking Form 47
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CROIT ANNA HOTEL
Achintore Road, Drimarben
Ft. William, Inverness-shire PH33 6RR
Tel: 01397 702268 Fax: 01397 704099
8
10
44 FORT WILLIAM
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LEISUREPLEX LIMITED
Alfa Building, Euxton Lane,
Chorley, Lancashire
PR7 6AF
Tel: 08451 305666
Fax: 08451 303777

Weston-Super-Mare • Ilfracombe • Newquay • St. Ives Falmouth

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