Adam's Mark, Charlotte

Advantages: every thing
Disadvantages: nothing

...and straight down to the pool. meeting the entertainment crue they were all lovely/ the rep charlotte and mark where fab thanks guys. i arrived back in the december and was unhappy over christmas and wanted to be back there so told my friends about it in college with that i was back there in the march and the june. now i have told my friends about it i am going with my drinking buddies again on the 20th june 2007 and looking forward to every min of it. meeting back with all my friends out there gewtting to see mark and charlotte every one has kepted in touch with email ringing tx messages it has been wonderful and would recommend this to any one. Also there is children clubs pleanty of eating houses and the food is fab.... Read review

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Advantages: top songs and top performances
Disadvantages: Adam Rickitt wears too many clothes!

...First of all apologies that this review is categorised under "New York Musicals" - unfortunately I didn't fly over to the Big Apple to see this, but instead had to make do with the slightly less glamorous surroundings of Leicester. Rent is currently on tour across the UK. It's a musical and covers two main issues - the impact of AIDS and the 1980s New York rent riots. However it is one of those shows where it doesn't really pay dividends to concentrate on the plot, you are much better off switching your brain off and enjoying the ride. The story focuses around Mark (Adam Rickitt), a filmmaker, and his flatmate Roger (Damien Flood), a rock singer. We follow Mark, Roger and their improbably good-looking circle of friends as they protest over spiralling rent costs and suffer from the impact of HIV and AIDS. Sounds cheery, eh? Well... Read review

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Advantages: Classy hotel. Good price.
Disadvantages: Not a lot wrong here.

...I’ve visited Edinburgh fairly frequently in the past few years both for business and pleasure. On the last occasion, my company booked me into the Roxburghe Hotel in Charlotte Square. This is as fine an example of a Georgian Square as you’ll find anywhere in Britain, and the hotel itself had just finished a major refurbishment that made it even more elegant. You could hardly pick a better spot to go out and explore the delights of the Scottish capital, as it’s just around the corner from the cities main street, Princess Street, where most of the big department stores are located. One that sticks in my memory in particular is Jenners, a real high-class establishment, that reminded me a lot of Harrods in London. (so did their prices) Anyway, back to the hotel itself. It’s fairly big, with over a 100 rooms, and I... Read review

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