Australian Air Express

Advantages: Great food
Disadvantages: Might eat too much!

...Sorry about the title – it sounds like one that my brother would come out with in one of his ‘earlier’ opinions. But I’m going to tell you today about my trip to this wonderful land of incredibly scrumptious Italian food… I went to the Pizza Express in Weybridge on Saturday and was rather impressed with the service generally, so I thought, since I have not written for a while, that I would tell you about these restaurants. Lovely! LOCATION The company have branches dotted up and down the country – they are very easy to find – you will come across a restaurant in the high street of most towns and in the main streets of large cities. They’re everywhere. If you ARE having trouble finding your nearest Pizza Express, then you could check out their excellent website on www... Read review

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Advantages: wide range of destinations; cheaper than train
Disadvantages: journey times sometimes excessively long

..., a coach will probably stop close by. These destinations include all the UK’s major airports. As well as serving Great Britain, National Express travel to more than 100 Irish destinations, as well as 500 European cities, so if you want a cheap way to travel abroad, this is ideal. THE COACHES: The coaches themselves are pretty comfortable, most having a decent amount of legroom. Bear in mind that in reading this, you’re seeing the opinion of someone only 5’6 tall – if you’re taller, you may well find it a little more uncomfortable! Air conditioning comes as standard, and actually works, unlike the coaches we used to use on school trips! You also have a little light above your seat, so if you are travelling at night and want to read, you can do so without other people being prevented from sleeping. People... Read review

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Advantages: Location, Cost.
Disadvantages: None

...Holiday Inn Express Aberdeen This hotel is a modern, purpose built hotel with 155 bedrooms. We Stayed at this Hotel on Friday the 18th and Saturday the 19th of May 2007. We were meeting two of our Ciao friends and wanted somewhere near central Aberdeen. Location: Chapel Street, off Union Street; the main thoroughfare of Aberdeen, with The Bon Accord Shopping Centre and various pubs, eateries and lots of little side streets with exclusive shops. Cost: Four person bedroom: double bed and sofa bed: £55.00 per room, per night. The main Entrance has a Small reception area with a few comfortable sofas and a bar area to the left with further comfortable seating, coffee tables and two large screen televisions. The staff were very friendly and courteous and gave us a warm welcome. A little further along is the dining area... Read review

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