Leisureplex 2015 Brochure

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Weston-super-Mare
• Ilfracombe
• Newquay
• St. Ives
• Falmouth
• Torquay
• Exmouth
• Bournemouth
Weston-super-Mare
• Ilfracombe
• Newquay
• St.
Ives • Falmouth
• Torquay
• Exmouth
Sandown • Shanklin
• Bognor
Regis • Bognor
• Eastbourne
• Great
Yarmouth
• Cromer
• Scarborough
Bournemouth
• Sandown
• Shanklin
Regis
• Eastbourne
• Great
Yarmouth
• Cromer
Blackpool
• Llandudno
• Criccieth
• Porthcawl
• Dunoon
• Fort William
Scarborough
• Blackpool
• Llandudno
• Criccieth
• Porthcawl
• Dunoon
• Fort William
2015
The Best of the British Seaside
Leisureplex Hotels offer quality
accommodation and prime
locations in the best British
seaside resorts; from St. Ives
in Cornwall to Fort William in
Northern Scotland Leisureplex
can ensure you see the UK
in comfort and style. Take
a look at the map on page 3
to view the locations of our
21 Leisureplex hotels.
Great location,
“tasty
food and
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very enjoyable
entertainment.
”
Celebrating 30 Years of Leisureplex
From the purchase of our 1st hotel, Hydro Hotel, Llandudno in 1984,
to our 21st hotel, Shanklin Hotel, Isle of Wight in Summer 2014,
Leisureplex have a unique portfolio of hotels in the UK that are as
characterful and charming as the resorts in which they are situated.
Leisureplex have built up an enviable reputation over the past
30 years and we do our very best to provide you with a personal
service that meets your individual needs, which is what keeps our
customers returning time and time again.
Don’t just take out word for it: take a look at our reviews on Trip
Advisor – Leisureplex Hotels come highly recommended! Our careful quality control ensures a
consistent and reliable standard across the Leisureplex Hotel Group but it is the feedback from
our guests that really matters.
RESERVATIONS
CALL
08451 305666
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
www.leisureplex.co.uk
Booking is Easy
For individual bookings, please visit our Leisureplex website
www.leisureplex.co.uk, call your chosen hotel or call our
Central Reservations office on 08451 305888 (local call
charge only).
Welcome to the World of
Leisureplex Hotels
Where prime locations and premium service come at a very affordable price.
Package Deals
Contents
Page
Booking
3
Accommodation
4
Dining & Entertainment
5
Hotels
6-47
Tariffs
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Discounted dinner, room and breakfast rates for 3 night
weekend, 4, 6 or 7 night stays are available through our
associated ABTA bonded tour operator, Alfa Travel. To
book your Alfa self drive hotel break, please visit the Alfa
web site www.alfatravel.co.uk or call Alfa Reservations on
08451 305666 or call your chosen hotel.
Fort William
Croit Anna Hotel
Group Bookings
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From 20 to 250 people, Leisureplex are adept at accommodating
large groups. Contact our Leisureplex Group Sales Department
on 08451 305888 or visit our web site www.leisureplex.co.uk.
Our dedicated and experienced team will be able to help you
every step of the way, as well as keeping you up to date with
special offers and late availability for groups.
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Dunoon
Selborne Hotel
Not only can we arrange the accommodation in your chosen
Leisureplex hotel but we can also suggest suitable excursions
and advise on any itineraries you are considering. For clients
who need an overnight stay en route to their Leisureplex hotel
(for example travelling from Southern England to Fort William),
we can also make arrangements for the overnight stay.
Llandudno
Hydro Hotel
Many of the most reputable coach holiday operators use
our hotels or if you are looking to hire a coach to transport
your group, we can put you in touch with a suitable coach
company. Our sister company, Alfa Travel, has a large fleet of
modern coaches and we can quote prices inclusive of all travel
arrangements to our hotels from most parts of the UK.
Scarborough
Cumberland Hotel
Blackpool
Queens Hotel
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Cromer
Hotel de Paris
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Criccieth
George IV Hotel
Porthcawl
Seabank Hotel
Ilfracombe
Imperial Hotel
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Weston-super-Mare
Anchor Head Hotel
Great Yarmouth
New Beach Hotel
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St. Ives
Cottage Hotel
Newquay
Eliot Hotel
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Sandown
Bayshore Hotel
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12
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Falmouth
Madeira Hotel
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Torquay
Regina Hotel
NEW
Shanklin
Shanklin Hotel
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Bournemouth
Devon Towers Hotel
Eastbourne
Queens Hotel
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Bognor Regis
Royal Norfolk Hotel
Exmouth
Cavendish Hotel
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Be Our Guest... Where Your Comfort is Paramount
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.
Accommodation
We pride ourselves on delivering
consistently high 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 an en suite bath or
shower & WC, central heating, hair dryer,
tea/coffee making facilities and television
with radio channels. Most also have
internal telephones to take incoming calls,
contact Reception or call other rooms.
Location, Location, Location!
When you arrive in your chosen resort, you will find our hotels in
the very best locations and ideally placed for exploring. The often
spectacular views from your hotel only add to the enjoyment of your
holiday and the beauty and architecture of man y of the Leisureplex
hotels gives you a sense of the prominence of these buildings within
the resort.
We were very,
“very
impressed
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by the high
standards of the
staff, and the
hotel.
”
To help you make the most of your time in your chosen resort we
have listed some of the best things to see and do on each hotel
page, as well as exciting local events that take place throughout the
year. When you tire of exploring, we offer welcoming bars and comfortable lounges in which to
relax with a drink while you mull over the events of the day or just watch the world go by.
RESERVATIONS
CALL
08451 305666
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
Accessibility and Clients
with Special Requirements
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 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 be a mobility impairment or some other need, please
contact our Customer Care team before you make your booking
on 01257 248134 or email [email protected].
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.
Child Reductions
We offer substantial reductions for children at all hotels (please
see back cover), so all the family can enjoy a seaside holiday at
affordable prices.
Great Dining and
Great Entertainment
Fabulous Dining with Leisureplex
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 and light snacks and
bar meals are available at lunch times (packed lunches are also available on
request). In the evening, enjoy 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.
Here to Entertain You
Leisureplex 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.
Breakfast Menu
Dinner Menu
GOOD MORNING!
Tea or Coffee
Chilled Orange, Apple or Cranberry Juice
White or Wholemeal Toast with Preserves
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STARTERS
Grapefruit segments, Flavoured Yoghurts, Prunes,
Wheat Biscuits, Museli, Cornflakes, Fruit & Fibre
Scottish Porridge Oats
•••••••••••••••••
MAIN COURSES
Traditional British Breakfast with Fried or
Scrambled Eggs & Grilled Bacon, Pork Sausage,
Black Pudding, Fried Bread, Baked Beans & Tomato
Vegetarian Breakfast with Fried or Scrambled Eggs,
Vegetarian Sausage, Tomato, Fried Bread & Baked
Beans
Lightly Poached Smoked Haddock with Scrambled
Eggs Scottish Kipper Fillet, Cold Ham & Fried Eggs
•••••••••••••••••
Cold Ham and Cheeses
Freshly Prepared Fruit Salad
TO START
Chilled Orange, Apple or Cranberry Juice
Crispy Fish Goujons
Mango & Grape Salad
Tomato & Basil Soup
•••••••••••••••••
MAIN COURSES
Traditional Roast Beef with a Yorkshire
Pudding & Pan Gravy
Fillet of Plaice with a creamy Tarragon Sauce
Freshly Prepared Seasonal Salad
Vegetarian Option
Chef’s Special Dish of the Day
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Served with Roasted Potatoes, Seasonal
Cabbage & Mixed Roast Vegetables
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PUDDINGS
Apple Pie, Sherry Trifle, British & Continental
Cheeses, Ice Cream Selection, Fruit Salad
•••••••••••••••••
Tea or Coffee
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WESTON-SUPER-MARE
AVON
“
Divine, food and my room
all excellent. What a good
position your hotel has.
”
D. BRENT
Anchor Head Hotel
Weston-super-Mare • Avon
Splendidly situated overlooking Weston Bay and close to the boating slipway
and a small beach; the promenade walk starts right next to the hotel.
Additional Information
• Delightful Anchor Bar with dance floor
• Entertainment provided most evenings
• TV lounge
• Superb views from all public rooms
•F
ree Wi-Fi in public areas
•N
o smoking throughout the hotel
•L
ift to all floors (2 stairs between lift
and restaurant)
•G
round floor rooms available
•L
imited free on street parking
Bedrooms
Anchor Head Hotel
Claremont Crescent, Weston-super-Mare,
Avon BS23 2ED
T 01934 620880
F 01934 621767
E [email protected]
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• All 52 bedrooms have central heating and
bath or shower & WC
• All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities,
internal telephones, hair dryer and TV with
radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01934 620880
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
WESTON-SUPER-MARE
Somerset’s best known holiday resort
AVON
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
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rand Pier
•P
layhouse Theatre
•W
eston Heritage Centre
•C
ourt Farm Country Park
•W
eston Helicopter Museum
•B
ishop’s Palace - Wells
•B
ristol Historic Docks
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.
Events
Apr-Oct Sand Sculpture Festival
JunMen’s Open Bowling
Tournament
Jun
Somerset Sounds
Jun
Weston Air Day
Jul
Helicopter Show
Jul
Frome Festival
AugWomen’s Open Bowling
Tournament
Oct
Weston Arts Festival
Oct
Bike Beach Race
Nov
Weston Carnival
Nearby
•B
ath
•W
ells
•C
heddar Gorge
•S
treet
•T
aunton
•M
inehead
•B
ristol
Weston-super-Mare
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01934 620880
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
For hotel tariff see reverse of brochure
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ILFRACOMBE
DEVON
“
My second time at the Imperial;
everything was perfect, the room
was lovely, clean and comfy,
food varied and tasty. The staff
make you feel very welcome.
Entertainment is good too.
”
JW, SHEFFIELD
Imperial Hotel
Ilfracombe • Devon
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.
• Dance floor
• Entertainment most evenings
• Attractive cocktail bar
• TV lounge
• Sun lounge
•F
•N
•L
ift to all floors (stairs to some rooms on
split level floors)
•L
imited on site car parking
•C
oach parking is available a short walk away
(500 yards)
Bedrooms
Imperial Hotel
Wilder Road, Ilfracombe, Devon EX34 9AL
T 01271 862536
F 01271 862571
E [email protected]
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• 104 rooms with central heating and bath
or shower & WC
internal telephone, hair dryer and TV with
radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01271 862536
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
ILFRACOMBE
A coast of contrasts and beautiful moorland
DEVON
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
The town centre provides excellent shopping
opportunities with its blend of well-known high
street retailers and antique and gift shops.
• Landmark Theatre
• Tunnels Beaches
• Chambercombe Manor
• Barnstaple Heritage Centre
• Ilfracombe Aquarium
• Watermouth Castle
• Exmoor Zoo
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.
Events
May
May
Jun
Jul
Jul-Aug
Sep
Oct
Ilfracombe Beer Festival
Walking Festival
Victorian Week
Bird Man Competition
Ilfra-Expo Art Festival
Sea Ilfracombe Festival
Folk Festival
Nearby
• Lynton and Lynmouth
• Bideford
• Lundy Island
• Barnstaple
• Exmoor Steam Railway
• Exmoor Zoo
• South Molton
Ilfracombe
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01271 862536
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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NEWQUAY
CORNWALL
“
The hotel was very good, very
clean, staff very helpful and
friendly. I would go back again.
”
SL, LEYLAND
Eliot Hotel
Newquay • Cornwall
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.
• Bar and ballroom with entertainment
provided most evenings
• Extensive lounge areas
• Games room
• Outdoor swimming pool
(heated May-September)
•F
•N
•L
ift serves most rooms although all floors
(inc. ground floor) are split level with some
intermediate stairs
•L
arge car park
•C
oach parking on site
Bedrooms
Eliot Hotel
Edgcumbe Avenue, Newquay,
Cornwall TR7 2NH
T 01637 878177
F 01637 852053
E [email protected]
10
• 76 bedrooms with central heating and bath
or shower & WC
hair dryer and TV with radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01637 878177
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
NEWQUAY
The finest beaches in Europe
CORNWALL
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
•N
ewquay Zoo
•L
appa Valley Steam Railway
•C
ornish Birds of Prey Centre
•T
rerice
•T
rewithen House & Gardens
•L
anhydrock House
Beaches
May
May
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
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.
Events
Padstow Spring Festival
Helston’s Flora Day
Run to the Sun Festival
Royal Cornwall Show
Newquay Lions Carnival
Fowey Regatta
Newquay Fish Festival
Nearby
•E
den Project
•S
t. Ives
•P
enzance and Land’s End
•B
odmin
•T
intagel
•P
adstow
Newquay
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01637 878177
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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ST. IVES
CORNWALL
“
The hotel was welcoming,
comfortable and clean. The
staff friendly and helpful and
the food excellent.
”
J. WEBSTER
Cottage Hotel
St. Ives • Cornwall
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.
• Large ballroom with entertainment
most evenings
• Two bars, snooker table and TV lounge
• Outdoor swimming pool
(heated May-September)
• Restaurant and sun lounge have lovely
views of the bay
Cottage Hotel
Boskerris Road, Carbis Bay, St. Ives,
Cornwall TR26 2PE
T 01736 795252
F 01736 798636
E [email protected]
12
Bedrooms
• 80 rooms with central heating and bath or
shower & WC
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01736 795252
radio channel
•F
•N
•2
lifts serve most bedrooms (although
entertainment room is only accessible
via stairs)
•L
arge car park
•C
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
ST. IVES
Quaint cobbled streets and breathtaking bays
CORNWALL
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
•S
t. Ives Leisure Centre
•T
ate Gallery
•F
lambards Village - Helston
•P
aradise Park
•B
arbara Hepworth Museum
•T
rengwainton Gardens
•H
eligan Gardens
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.
Events
May
May
Jun
Aug
Aug
Sep
St. Ives Mayday Festival
Royal Cornwall Show
End of the Road Show
Newlyn Fish Festival
St. Ives September Festival
Nearby
•L
and’s End
•E
den Project
•S
t. Michael’s Mount
•P
enzance
•S
cilly Isles
•N
ewquay
•T
he Lizard
St. Ives
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01736 795252
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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FALMOUTH
CORNWALL
“
The hotel was very good, as was
the food and the staff were very
helpful and friendly.
”
MP, DEWSBURY
Madeira Hotel
Falmouth • Cornwall
Beautifully situated on the sea front with attractive gardens and splendid views
to Pendennis Castle and across Falmouth Bay.
• Restaurant with large dance floor and
entertainment most evenings
• Delightful cocktail bar
• Sun lounges with large picture windows
overlooking the sea
•F
•N
•L
ift to all floors
•L
arge car park
•C
•G
Bedrooms
Madeira Hotel
Cliff Road, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 4NY
T 01326 313531
F 01326 319143
E [email protected]
14
• 51 rooms with individual heating and bath or
shower & WC
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01326 313531
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
FALMOUTH
Cornwall’s sailing capital, awash with Atlantic light
CORNWALL
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
•F
almouth Art Gallery
•P
endennis Castle
•N
ational Maritime Museum
•G
lendurgan Gardens
•T
rebah Gardens
•N
ational Seal Sanctuary
•T
revarno Estate Gardens
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
sub-tropical plants and provide an excellent
backdrop for reflection and relaxation.
Events
Mar
Falmouth Spring Festival
May
Fal River Festival
May
JunInternational Sea Shanty
Festival
Aug
Falmouth Week
Sep
Falmouth Splash Festival
Sep
Truro Carnival
Oct
Falmouth Oyster week
Nearby
•S
t. Mawes
• Fowey
•E
den Project
•H
eligan Gardens
•R
oseland Peninsula
•N
ewquay
•S
t. Austell
Falmouth
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01326 313531
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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TORQUAY
SOUTH DEVON
“
The hotel is located with a
great view of the marina, near
to all shops and restaurants.
Very friendly staff, we’ll be
back again.
”
ML, CARDIFF
Regina Hotel
Torquay • South Devon
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.
• Bar lounge with dance floor and
• Lounge bar looking out on to the lively
harbour
• Air conditioned restaurant
•F
•N
•L
ift serves most rooms (except Barrett
Browning’s former house)
•L
imited car parking with public car park
across the road
Bedrooms
Regina Hotel
Victoria Parade, Torquay,
South Devon TQ1 2BE
T 01803 292904
F 01803 290270
E [email protected]
16
or shower & WC
radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01803 292904
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
TORQUAY
Queen of the English Riviera
SOUTH DEVON
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
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.
•B
abbacombe Model Village
•T
orquay Museum
•B
ygones Victorian Museum
•O
ldway Mansion Gardens
•C
ockington
•L
iving Coasts
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.
Events
May
Brixham Heritage Festival
Jun
All Saints’ Festival of the Sea
Jul
Torbay Carnival
Aug
Torbay Week
Aug
Torbay Steam Fair
Sep
Agatha Christie Festival
SepFishstock Sea Food & Music
Festival
Nearby
•E
xeter
•P
lymouth
•S
outh Devon Railway
•P
aignton
•T
eignmouth
•D
artmoor
Torquay
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01803 292904
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
17
EXMOUTH
DEVON
“
Everything: food, cleanliness and
location was best.
”
CI, KIDLINGTON
Cavendish Hotel
Exmouth • Devon
This delightful hotel is wonderfully situated on the level seafront next to
Exmouth’s fine golden sands, a few minutes’ walk from the shops.
• Bar lounge with dance floor and
• Games room with snooker, darts and large
screen TV
• Quiet lounge with sea views
•F
•N
•L
ift serves most rooms (a few stairs to some
rooms on split level floors. 4th floor not
served)
•G
•E
xtensive car parking
Bedrooms
Cavendish Hotel
The Esplanade, Exmouth, Devon EX8 1BE
T 01395 272528
F 01395 269361
E [email protected]
18
• 78 rooms with central heating and bath or
shower and WC
radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01395 272528
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
EXMOUTH
Two miles of golden sands and a World Heritage Coast
DEVON
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
•T
he World of Country Life
•E
xmouth Museum
•B
eer Quarry Caves
•K
nightshayes Court
•B
icton Gardens
•E
xmouth model railway
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
well-known for their beautiful floral displays.
Events
May
May
Aug
Oct
Dec
Dec
Exmouth Festival
Exmouth Kite Festival
Sidmouth Folk Week
Exmouth Winter Parade
New Year’s Eve Fancy
Dress Parade
Nearby
•S
idmouth
•S
eaton
•E
xeter
•T
orquay
•L
yme Regis
•T
eignmouth & Dawlish
Exmouth
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01395 272528
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
19
BOURNEMOUTH
DORSET
“
Excellent. Worthy of more than a
two star rating. The whole staff
from top to bottom are most
helpful and obliging – nothing
is too much trouble.
”
DT, CONWY
Devon Towers
Bournemouth • Dorset
Ideally situated on the West Cliff, a short walk from the sea front, International
Centre, shops and pier.
• Spacious entertainment room with dance
floor where entertainment is provided
most evenings
• Attractive entrance lounge
• Delightful bar lounge with TV
•F
•N
•L
ift to all floors
•L
imited car parking
•C
oach parking available nearby
Bedrooms
Devon Towers Hotel
58-62 St.Michael’s Road, Bournemouth,
Dorset BH2 5ED
T 01202 553863
F 01202 315265
E [email protected]
20
• 60 bedrooms with individual heating and
bath or shower & WC
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01202 553863
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
BOURNEMOUTH
England’s most international resort
DORSET
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
•O
ceanarium
•B
ournemouth Eye
•B
ournemouth International Centre
•B
ournemouth Symphony Orchestra
•R
ussell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
•C
ompton Acres
Beach & Gardens
Bournemouth offers seven miles of clean, safe
Blue Flag bathing beaches. Bournemouth’s
award-winning gardens include the Lower
Gardens, Boscombe’s Italianate Gardens, with
Roman-style colonnades, and the Alum Chine
gardens, which occupy a superb cliff-top
position.
Events
May
Bournemouth Wheels Festival
Jun
Bournemouth Live
Jun
Wimborne Folk Festival
JunBournemouth Food and Drink
Festival
Jul
Bournemouth Carnival
Aug
Flowers by Candlelight
Aug
Bournemouth Air Festival
Sep
Great Dorset Steam Fair
Sep-Oct Arts by The Sea Festival
Nearby
•W
eymouth
•P
oole
•S
alisbury
•W
imborne Minster
•N
ew Forest & Beaulieu
•S
tonehenge
Bournemouth
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01202 553863
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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SANDOWN
ISLE OF WIGHT
“
I just cannot praise the staff
enough for their hard work – from
the Manager down to the bar
staff, dining room staff and the
bedroom cleaners – they were all
so lovely! The entertainment was
first class too!
”
MT, CHORLEY
Bayshore Hotel
Sandown • Isle of Wight
Situated in a magnificent position on the seafront, opposite the beach and pier
and close to the shopping centre.
• 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
•F
•N
•L
ift serves most rooms although all floors
are split level
•P
arking available nearby
Bedrooms
Bayshore Hotel
12-16 Pier Street, Sandown,
Isle Of Wight PO36 8JX
T 01983 403154
F 01983 406574
E [email protected]
22
or shower & WC
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01983 403154
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
SANDOWN
Magnificent seaside and unspoilt countryside
ISLE OF WIGHT
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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 awardwinning 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.
•A
mazon World
• Isle of Wight Natural History Centre
•T
iger & Big Cat Sanctuary
•D
inosaur Isle
•H
eights Leisure Centre
•A
lum Bay
•O
sborne House
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.
Events
May
Jun
Jun
Jul
Aug
Aug
Aug
Sep
Isle of Wight Walking Festival
Isle of Wight Festival
Round the Island Race
Sandown Carnival
Cowes Week
Garlic Festival
Isle of Wight Scooter Rally
Isle of Wight Bestival
Nearby
•R
yde
•S
hanklin Chine
• Isle of Wight Steam Railway
•C
arisbrooke Castle
•B
rading Roman Villa
•V
entnor
Sandown
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01983 403154
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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SHANKLIN
ISLE OF WIGHT
“
We thoroughly enjoyed our
stay here recently. The staff
were friendly and very efficient.
The food was excellent, served
promptly and on hot plates. Would
certainly stay here again.
”
MH, NORWICH
Shanklin Hotel
Clarendon Road, Shanklin,
Isle of Wight PO37 6DP
T 01983 862286
F 01983 865533
E [email protected]
24
Shanklin Hotel
Shanklin • Isle of Wight
One of the best known hotels on the island, the Shanklin is situated in Shanklin
town with superb views from its magnificent Starlite Restaurant and many
bedrooms. Shanklin Old Village is a few minutes’ walk away and the beach is
accessible via the nearby cliff lift.
Bedrooms
• Splendid bar
• Spectacular Starlite Restaurant with
dance floor
• Entertainment most evenings in the
bar lounge
• Indoor swimming pool, whirlpool and sauna
• Games room and indoor bowls area
•A
ll 89 bedrooms have central heating and
bath or shower & WC
•A
ll rooms have tea/coffee making facilities,
telephones, hair dryer and TV
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01983 862286
•F
•N
•L
ift serves almost all bedrooms
•C
ar and coach parking available
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
SHANKLIN
Stunning cliff top views and sheltered sandy beaches
Your Resort
Shanklin is beautifully situated on the cliffs
bordering the South East coast of the Isle
of Wight and is sheltered to the west by
high-lying downs. The town is split with the
old village lying on the cliff top and the new
village nestled close to the sea. The two are
connected by a cliff lift.
Further afield is the island’s stunning
countryside which offers a fantastic range of
hill walks. Visit Keats Green, a section of the
coastal path where the poet Keats is supposed
to have began his epic work ‘Endymion’ with
the immortal line, ‘A thing of beauty is a joy
forever...’
Town Centre
Shanklin is a town of great character and
charm, with many interesting small shops
and a variety of Victorian architecture. The
surrounding cliffs provide an ideal suntrap
position for the seafront Esplanade, where
there is safe bathing on a sandy beach, water
sports, amusements and a host of pubs and
restaurants.
Shanklin Old Village is a perennial attraction
where most of the picturesque cottages are
clustered around the thatched Crab Inn.
Within walking distance is Shanklin’s famous
Chine, a dramatic fissure in the rock where
a 45ft waterfall cascades through boulders
and ferns to the shore. The Chine’s Heritage
Centre features an exhibition about PLUTO
- the Pipeline Under the Ocean, which was
laid to pump fuel across the Channel for the
Normandy invasion forces.
Beach & Gardens
Shanklin’s beach, which is surrounded by
cliffs and is a natural suntrap, is safe for
bathing and boasts cleanliness awards for
both its sand and waters. There are many
amusements, restaurants and pubs, as well
as water sports facilities to be found in the
immediate vicinity. Gardens in Shanklin are a
delight to visit. Tower Gardens and Rylstone
Gardens run alongside the Chine, or take a
stroll in the Big Mead, adjacent to historic
St. Blasius Church, or along the spectacular
coastal paths to Sandown or Bonchurch.
ISLE OF WIGHT
Out & About
•G
odshill Model Village
•N
ynwell House and Gardens
•S
hipwreck & Maritime Museum
•A
rreton Barns Craft Village
•O
sborne House
•A
lum Bay
•A
mazon World Zoo Park
Events
May
Jun
Jun
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Sep
Isle of Wight Walking Festival
Isle of Wight Festival
Round the Island Race
Cowes Week
Garlic Festival
Shanklin Carnival
Isle of Wight Scooter Rally
Isle of Wight Bestival
Nearby
•S
hanklin Chine
•G
odshill
• Isle of Wight Steam Railway
•W
roxall
•V
entnor
Shanklin
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01983 862286
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
25
BOGNOR REGIS
WEST SUSSEX
“
We had a super time here – we
use this hotel several times a year
and it seems to get better each
time. All the staff are so helpful –
nothing is too much trouble.
”
V. BLUNDEN
Royal Norfolk Hotel
Bognor Regis • West Sussex
This magnificent Georgian hotel is situated on the sea front, very close to the
pier and a short walk from the shops.
• 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
•F
•N
o Smoking throughout the hotel
•L
ift serves most rooms (although there are
stairs between some rooms and the lift)
•E
xtensive car & coach parking
•C
•G
Bedrooms
Royal Norfolk Hotel
The Esplanade, Bognor Regis,
West Sussex PO21 2LH
T 01243 826222
F 01243 826325
E [email protected]
26
• 61 bedrooms with central heating & bath or
shower & WC
internal telephone, hair dryer & TV
• Most rooms have trouser press
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01243 826222
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
BOGNOR REGIS
Quintessential English landscapes and brilliant seascapes
WEST SUSSEX
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
•B
entley Motor Museum
•P
ortsmouth Historic Dockyard
•A
rundel Castle & Gardens
•A
mberley Heritage Museum
•C
hichester Cathedral
•G
oodwood House
•S
heffield Park Gardens
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.
Events
Apr-Dec Chichester Festival Theatre
May-Aug Glyndebourne Festival
Jun
Goodwood Festival of Speed
Jul
Glorious Goodwood
Jul
Festival of Chichester
Aug
Arundel Festival
Sep
Goodwood Revival
Nearby
•W
orthing
•B
righton
•P
ortsmouth
•A
rundel
•C
hichester
• Isle of Wight
•L
ittlehampton
Bognor Regis
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01243 826222
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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EASTBOURNE
EAST SUSSEX
“
We had a wonderful stay at your
hotel in Eastbourne. The staff
were 101%, anything you needed
or wanted it was there. We hope
to return to this hotel again, later
in the year, it will be something to
look forward to.
”
NH, SURREY
Queens Hotel
Eastbourne • East Sussex
This magnificent Victorian hotel is situated in an outstanding position
overlooking the pier.
• Princes Suite with its own bar where
entertainment is provided most evenings
• Cocktail bar, snooker room, sun lounge and
two restaurants
• Excellent function facilities
•F
•N
•T
wo lifts serve all floors (although the ground
and lower ground floors are split level and
some stairs are unavoidable)
•E
xtensive car parking
•C
Bedrooms
Queens Hotel
Marine Parade, Eastbourne,
East Sussex BN21 3DY
T 01323 722822
F 01323 731056
E [email protected]
28
or shower & WC
radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01323 722822
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
EASTBOURNE
Elegant gardens and a wealth of excursions
EAST SUSSEX
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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, handmade furniture, jewellery and ceramics.
•A
llchorn Pleasure Boats
•S
overeign Harbour Marina
•E
astbourne Miniature Steam Railway
• ‘How We Lived Then’ Shop Museum
•O
bservatory Science Centre - Hailsham
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 sea-front, to
the rockery of Helen Gardens and the shingle
based Sovereign Park with its 130 different
species of wild flowers.
Events
Bandstand Events throughout the season
May
Folk Dance Festival
May
Magnificent Motors
Jun
Aegon Ladies Tennis Week
Jul-Aug Lammas Festival
Aug
Eastbourne Air Show
Aug
Medieval Festival
Oct
Eastbourne Beer Festival
Nearby
•H
ever Castle
•B
righton
•K
ent and East Sussex Railway
•L
eeds Castle
•H
astings & Battle
•S
heffield Park Gardens
Eastbourne
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01323 722822
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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GREAT YARMOUTH
NORFOLK
“
The hotel/staff at the New
Beach worked very hard, caring
and looking after both of us in
every way.
”
I&MW, BURNLEY
New Beach Hotel
Great Yarmouth • Norfolk
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.
• Spacious cocktail bar/lounge
• Magnificent restaurant with large dance floor
•F
•N
•S
mall lift serves most rooms
•O
n street car parking can be arranged at no
extra charge if booked in advance
•P
lease note that it can be noisy in the street
outside the sea facing rooms
Bedrooms
New Beach Hotel
67 Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth,
Norfolk NR30 2EJ
T 01493 332300
F 01493 331880
E [email protected]
30
or shower & WC
radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01493 332300
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
GREAT YARMOUTH
East Anglia’s liveliest resort
NORFOLK
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
•T
hrigby Wildlife Gardens
•M
errivale Model Village
•G
reat Yarmouth Pottery
•S
ea Life Centre
•R
ace Course
•G
reyhound Stadium
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.
Events
MayGreat Yarmouth Beer & Cider
Festival
Jul
Royal Norfolk Show
AugGreat Yarmouth Maritime
Festival
SepGreat Yarmouth Carnival
Procession
Aug-Sep Festival of Bowls
Nearby
•N
orwich
•S
uffolk Villages
•N
orfolk Broads
• Lowestoft
•C
aister
•C
romer
Great Yarmouth
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01493 332300
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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CROMER
NORFOLK
“
May I take this opportunity to
thank the hotel staff for the
care and consideration taken to
make our stay at your hotel such
a comfortable and enjoyable
experience.
”
MF, WREXHAM
Hotel De Paris
Cromer • Norfolk
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.
• Delightful restaurant with small dance floor
• Attractive reception lounge and cocktail bar
• Games room and TV room
• Excellent views from most bedrooms
•F
•N
•L
ift (few stairs to some rooms)
•L
imited car parking
Bedrooms
Hotel De Paris
High Street, Cromer, Norfolk NR27 9HG
T 01263 513141
F 01263 515217
E [email protected]
32
or shower & WC
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01263 513141
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
CROMER
Victorian charm amid flint cottages and unspoilt beaches
NORFOLK
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
•T
he Pavilion Theatre & Cromer Pier
•C
romer Museum
•F
elbrigg Hall
•H
illside Horse and Pony Sanctuary
•L
ifeboat Museum
• Royal Cromer Golf Club
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.
Events
May
Folk on the Pier
MayCromer and Sheringham Crab
and Lobster Festival
Jul
Royal Norfolk Show
Jul
Sheringham Beer Festival
Aug
Cromer Carnival Week
SepGreat Yarmouth Maritime
Festival
Nearby
•G
reat Yarmouth
•N
orwich
•B
ure Valley Railway
•B
lickling Hall
•T
hursford Collection
•S
heringham
Cromer
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01263 513141
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
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SCARBOROUGH
NORTH YORKSHIRE
“
We had a great time at the
Cumberland and enjoyed the
location, rooms and friendly
and helpful staff.
”
D&M, DUDLEY
Cumberland Hotel
Scarborough • North Yorkshire
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.
• Bar lounge with dance floor where
• Attractive restaurant
• Quiet lounge
•F
•N
•L
ift (few stairs to some rooms)
•O
n street car parking using complimentary
permit available at reception
Bedrooms
Cumberland Hotel
Belmont Road, Scarborough,
North Yorkshire YO11 2AB
T 01723 361826
F 01723 500081
E [email protected]
34
or shower & WC
hair dryer and TV
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01723 361826
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
SCARBOROUGH
Britain’s oldest resort, the gem of the Yorkshire coast
NORTH YORKSHIRE
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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
a-plenty 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.
•E
den Camp
•S
ea Life Centre and Marine Sanctuary
•S
carborough Bowls Centre
•S
tephen Joseph Theatre
•M
arket Hall & Vaults
•S
carborough Millenium
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.
Events
JulScarborough’s Seafest Maritime
Festival
Aug
Whitby Regatta
Sep
Scarborough Jazz Festival
Nov
Scarborough Dance Festival
DecRobin Hood’s Bay Victorian
Weekend
Nearby
•W
hitby
•Y
ork
•B
ridlington
•B
everley
•C
astle Howard
•H
ull & The Deep Aquarium
Scarborough
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01723 361826
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
35
BLACKPOOL
LANCASHIRE
“
The Queens Hotel in Blackpool
was an excellent base with old
world charm. It is clean with
friendly helpful staff, good quality
food and service and no rip-off in
the bar.
”
JC, CO. LOUTH
Queens Hotel
467-469 Promenade, Blackpool,
Lancashire FY4 1AY
T 01253 336980
F 01253 407196
E [email protected]
36
Queens Hotel
Blackpool • Lancashire
Perfectly placed on the sea front between Central and South Piers, a short walk
from the Pleasure Beach and the spectacular Sandcastle Water Park.
Bedrooms
• 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 and
indoor pool
• 1 11 bedrooms with central heating and bath
or shower & WC
•A
ll rooms have tea/coffee making facilities,
hair dryer and TV, internal telephone
•M
any rooms have sea views
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01253 336980
•F
•N
•2
lifts serve all floors (although several stairs
to some rooms)
•E
xtensive free car and coach parking
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
BLACKPOOL
Britain’s capital of fun
LANCASHIRE
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
•G
rand Theatre
•B
lackpool Tower
•T
ower Festival Headland
•B
lackpool Zoo
•P
leasure Beach
•S
andcastle Water Park
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.
Events
May
Blackpool Dance Festival
JunTotally Transport Classic Car
Event
Jul
Town Criers’ Championship
Aug
Blackpool Triathlon
Aug
Blackpool Air Show
Sept-Oct Illuminations
Sep
Firework Championships
Nearby
•R
ibble Valley & Pendle Witch Country
•T
rough of Bowland
•S
outhport
•L
ake District
•Y
orkshire Dales
•L
ancaster
•F
leetwood
•L
ytham St. Annes
Blackpool
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01253 336980
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
37
LLANDUDNO
GWYNEDD
“
What a lovely clean place, the
staff were fantastic and the
food was great. Couldn’t fault
a thing. We were there 3 years
ago and it was the same.
”
BM, LEYLAND
Hydro Hotel
Llandudno • Gwynedd
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.
• 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
•F
•N
•L
ift serves most floors (split level floors
mean some stairs to most rooms)
•S
ome ground floor rooms
•L
imited car & coach parking
Bedrooms
Hydro Hotel
Neville Crescent, Llandudno,
Gwynedd LL30 1AS
T 01492 870101
F 01492 870992
E [email protected]
38
or shower & WC
radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01492 870101
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
LLANDUDNO
Elegant boulevards between mountains and sea
GWYNEDD
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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 award-winning
restaurants.
•G
reat Orme Bronze Age Copper Mines
•A
lice in Wonderland Centre
•W
elsh Mountain Zoo
•G
reat Orme Tramway
•B
odnant Gardens
Beach & Gardens
May
Llandudno Transport Festival
MayLlandudno Victorian
Extravaganza
Jun
Pirate Festival Conwy
JulLlangollen International
Eisteddfod
Jul
Llangollen Fringe Festival
Aug
Conwy River Festival
Nov
Llandudno Christmas Fayre
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.
Events
Nearby
•L
langollen
•C
aernarfon
•B
etws-y-Coed
•C
onwy Castle
•A
nglesey
•B
angor
Llandudno
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01492 870101
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
39
CRICCIETH
GWYNEDD
“
Thank you for the lovely holiday.
George IV where the staff and
conditions were excellent.
Thank you so much.
”
MS, COLCHESTER
George IV Hotel
Criccieth • Gwynedd
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.
• Delightful cocktail bar
• Entertainment room with additional bar
• Comfortable lounges
•F
•N
•L
arge lift serves all floors
•A
mple car parking
•C
oach parking available nearby
Bedrooms
George IV Hotel
21-25 High Street, Criccieth,
Gwynedd LL52 0BS
T 01766 522168
F 01766 523340
E [email protected]
40
or shower & WC (most have bath & shower)
radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01766 522168
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
CRICCIETH
The Pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia
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.
GWYNEDD
Out & About
•C
riccieth Castle
•T
he Lloyd George Museum
•B
rynkir Woollen Mill
•P
orthmadog Maritime Museum
•W
elsh Highland Railway
Events
Mar
Apr
May-Jun
Jun
Aug
Sep
Bangor Music Festival
Academi ty Newydd Festival
Criccieth Fair Days
Criccieth Festival
Anglesey County Show
Barmouth Walking Festival
Nearby
•S
nowdonia National Park
•P
ortmeirion Village
•P
orthmadog
•L
lechwedd Slate Caverns
•H
arleach
•D
olgellau
Criccieth
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01766 522168
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
41
PORTHCAWL
GLAMORGAN
“
The well-run Seabank Hotel with
a spotless room, very pleasant
and helpful staff, could not
be faulted.
”
CC, CHORLEY
Seabank Hotel
Porthcawl • Glamorgan
This landmark building commands coastal views to the east, south and west,
yet is only a short walk from the centre of Porthcawl.
• Spacious split level cocktail bar lounge
• Large entertainment room
with additional bar
• Two small lounges with sea views
•F
•N
•L
ift serves most rooms (few stairs to some
front rooms)
•E
xtensive car and coach parking
Bedrooms
Seabank Hotel
Esplanade, Porthcawl,
Mid Glamorgan CF36 3LU
T 01656 782261
F 01656 785363
E [email protected]
42
or shower & WC
internal telephone, hair dryer and TV
• Most rooms have trouser press
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01656 782261
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
PORTHCAWL
The heart of the South Wales Heritage Coast
GLAMORGAN
Your Resort
Town Centre
Out & About
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.
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.
•S
wansea National Waterfront Museum
•K
enfig National Nature Reserve
•N
umerous golf courses
•K
idwelly Industrial Museum
•N
ational Botanic Gardens
•G
ower Peninsula
Beach & Gardens
Porthcawl has several beaches and some
lovely countryside walks. The town is well kept
and there is a small harbour.
Events
MarCwlwm Celtaidd Interceltic
Festival
Apr
Porthcawl Jazz Festival
Jul
Porthcawl Carnival
Jul
Bridgend County Show
Aug
Porthcawl Sea Festival
Sep
Porthcawl Elvis Festival
Nearby
•T
enby
•S
wansea
•C
ardiff
•B
arry Island
•L
augharne
•S
t. Fagan’s National History Museum
•B
recon Beacons
•B
laenavon World Heritage Site
Porthcawl
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01656 782261
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
43
DUNOON
ARGYLL
“
Thank you all for your hospitality
and kindness to us whilst we
were with you. Your food was
excellent and we all had a most
enjoyable visit.
”
M. DENNEHY
Selborne Hotel
Dunoon • Argyll
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.
• Bar lounge with dance floor where
• Ground floor areas include a TV lounge, bar
lounge, quiet lounge and games room
•F
•N
•L
ift serves almost all rooms
•C
ar parking available
•C
Bedrooms
Selborne Hotel
Clyde Street, Dunoon, Argyll PA23 7HT
T 01369 702761
F 01369 704032
E [email protected]
44
• 98 bedrooms with central heating & bath or
shower & WC
radio channels
• Some ground floor rooms
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01369 702761
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
DUNOON
A window on the outstanding scenery of the Highlands
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
ARGYLL
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.
Out & About
Town Centre
Events
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.
May
Bute Jazz Festival
May
Loch Fyne Food Festival
Jul
Tarbert Seafood Festival
Aug
Cowal Highland Gathering
OctCowal Fest Walking & Arts
Extravaganza
NovCountry & Western
Extravaganza
•B
enmore Botanic Gardens
•Q
ueen’s Halls
•T
he Castle House Museum
•C
owal Golf Club
•A
rdkinglas Woodland Garden
•B
ishop’s Seat and Fairy Glen
Nearby
• Inveraray Castle & Jail
•H
elensburgh
•O
ban
•B
ute
•L
och Lomond
•T
rossachs
Dunoon
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01369 702761
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
45
FORT WILLIAM
INVERNESS-SHIRE
“
The Croit Anna was busy with
friendly staff and excellent
service and delicious choice
of meals.
”
MS, PRESTON
Croit Anna Hotel
Fort William • Inverness-shire
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.
• Panoramic lounge and two bars
• Lovely loch views from the restaurant
and lounge
• Free Wi-Fi in public areas
• No smoking throughout the hotel
•N
o lift but many ground floor rooms are
available
• Extensive car parking
• Coach parking on site
Bedrooms
Croit Anna Hotel
Achintore Road, Fort William,
Inverness-shire PH33 6RR
T 01397 702268
F 01397 704099
E [email protected]
46
or shower & WC
radio channels
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01397 702268
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
FORT WILLIAM
Outdoor Capital of the UK
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 skiresort 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
INVERNESS-SHIRE
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
• West Highland Museum
• Lochaber Leisure Centre
• Fort William Cruises
• Aonach Mor Cable Car
• Jacobite Steam Train
• Clan Cameron Museum
Events
Feb
Fort William Mountain Festival
MayScottish Six Day Motorcycle
Trials
JunRoad to the Isles Agricultural
Show
Jun
Mountain Bike World Cup
Jul
Lochaber Highland Games
Aug
Glenfinnan Gathering & Games
Sep
Ben Nevis Race
Nearby
• Loch Ness
• Mallaig
• Oban
• Isle of Skye
• Inverness
• Speyside
Fort William
RESERVATIONS
HOTEL
01397 702268
GROUPS
08451 305888
ONLINE
47
TARIFFS 2015
NIGHTLY TERMS FOR ROOM AND FULL BRITISH BREAKFAST PER PERSON
Jan 1 - Good Fri - May 23 - Aug 29 Apr 2
May 22 Aug 28 Sept 30
Period:
Oct 1 Oct 31
Nov 1 Dec 31
£30
£30
ENGLAND - SOUTH WEST
Weston-super-Mare
Anchor Head
£28
£32
£41
£37
Ilfracombe
Imperial
£28
£31
£39
£37
£30
£30
Newquay
Eliot
£28
£32
£41
£37
£30
£30
St. Ives
Cottage
£29
£34
£44
£40
£32
£32
Falmouth
Madeira
£31
£36
£46
£42
£34
£34
Torquay
Regina
£29
£33
£41
£38
£30
£30
Exmouth
Cavendish
£31
£35
£44
£41
£34
£34
ENGLAND - SOUTH COAST
Bournemouth
Devon Towers
£29
£34
£42
£39
£33
£33
Sandown
Bayshore
£28
£32
£41
£38
£31
£31
Shanklin
Shanklin
£31
£36
£46
£42
£34
£34
Bognor Regis
Royal Norfolk
£31
£36
£46
£42
£34
£34
Eastbourne
Queens
£31
£36
£46
£42
£34
£34
ENGLAND - EAST COAST
Great Yarmouth
New Beach
£28
£31
£40
£37
£30
£30
Cromer
De Paris
£31
£36
£46
£42
£35
£35
ENGLAND - NORTH
Scarborough
Cumberland
£31
£36
£43
£40
£33
£33
Blackpool
Queens
£29
£34
£40
£44
£44
£33
Hydro
£30
£34
£44
£41
£33
£33
WALES
Llandudno
Criccieth
George IV
£30
£35
£44
£41
£33
£33
Porthcawl
Seabank
£30
£35
£44
£41
£34
£34
SCOTLAND
Dunoon
Selborne
£28
£31
£39
£37
£30
£30
Fort William
Croit Anna
£30
£35
£42
£42
£33
£33
RESERVATIONS
CALL
08451 305666
GROUPS
08451 305888
Table d’hote Dinner: £15 (reduced to £11 per
night if booked prior to arrival)
Single Supplement: £8 per night
Double/Twin rooms used as singles are
charged a supplement of £16 per night
during October-April but incur the full
charge for two persons in May-September,
during Festivals and at Christmas and
New Year. Sea/Castle View Supplement: £6 per
person per night (May-Sept) £4 per person
per night (Oct-Apr)
(All hotels have sea view rooms except
Newquay, Bournemouth, Scarborough and
Criccieth; Castle View Supplement applies at
Criccieth only.)
CHILD DISCOUNTS
(sharing room with one or more adults):
Age 0-2 years:
*Deduct £30 per night from above tariffs
(*minimum charge zero)
Age 3-11 years:
Deduct £20 per night from above tariffs
These tariffs are valid for stays of any
duration. Special rates apply during Festivals
and at Christmas and New Year. Bookings
can be made directly with your chosen
hotel or via our Central Reservations on
08451 305888.
Tariffs are inclusive of VAT at 20%
Special package prices for stays of 3, 4,
6 and 7 nights are available through our
ABTA bonded tour operation - see www.
alfatravel.co.uk
ONLINE

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