This privately owned historic country house is set in private gardens and offers warm ... more
hospitality and high standards of service. The Best Western Priory Hotel is an ideal getaway from the frenetic pace of modern life. The hotel offers good value for mo...
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The Best Western Priory Hotel is one of those rare and delightful discoveries; a privately ... more
owned hotel where the welcome is warm and personal offering high standards of hospitality service and value for money Our attractive and relaxed Garden Restaur...
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Advantages: Ancient,historic,fun Disadvantages: youngsters complain it's boring, but when didn't they?
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The town has its own Leisure Centre situated only a fifteen minute walk from the town centre, and several beauty salons and hairdressers. There is a Fitness First Gym near to the railway station, a ten-minute walk from the centre. The Public Library is opposite the Bus Station, which is next to where I work, and again, only minutes away from the centre of town. The buses to outlying villages are fairly frequent, though there are not many services out of the town after 6pm. There is a bus connection direct to Stanstead. The town has a vast choice of hotels, guest houses and B&Bs to suit all budgets.
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I have tried to keep this review concentrated on the town of BuryStEdmunds itself, but there is an abundance of interesting places to visit in the outlying areas, including historical houses, castles and gardens, working windmills ...
A few weeks ago I had to go to BurySt.Edmunds on business over a three day period. My first question on being told this news was "Where the bloody hell is BurySt. Edmunds?" Now, being a lad from Manchester I thought the only Bury was situated in Lancashire and was famous for its black puddings. However, as I gladly found out, there is a lovely market town in the heart of Suffolk (that's near Ipswich, Newmarket and Cambridge if you didn't know) which shares part of its name with its Lancashire counterpart and that is where I was to visit.
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The two main criteria which I tend to adopt when visiting a hotel for the first time is that it has to be a reasonable standard (at least 3 star) and that its location is central and easily ...
Advantages: 3* Hotel in a 5* location Disadvantages: Noisy rooms.
This BestWesternhotel is one of about six BestWesternHotels all in this old part of Istanbul known as Sultanahmet.
It really is in a very convenient location and the LOCATION is its greatest asset. It is a three star hotel in an area containing five star holiday attractions.
The hotel advertises its roof terrace as the sort of restaurant under the stars of everyone's dreams. I thought it was jaded and thus overrated with a distant view of the sea which was hardly on the waterfront.
The rooms are OK. I had a de-luxe room which had been reduced on-line from an advertised price of Euros 134 to Euros 75.The TV had CNN and BBC World and the bed was very comfortable. I found the decor a bit drab. A buffet breakfast on the roof was fine but the service was non-existent. Didn't really matter though - the stuff was all there, I ...
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