The Lord Nelson that i sometimes go to is in Urmston, Manchester. It is a lovely place and has a wonderful atmosphere. It is a Joseph Holts pub, and for those who have never had the chance to drink in a Joseph Holts pub, let me explain.
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incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: 7,51/10 - The Lord Nelson Hotel is an intimate, friendly and ... more
pleasant hotel right in the heart of Gamla Stan, Stockholms Old Town close to the city centre and all the capitals sights and attractions. But above all, the hotel contains a unique, private collection of maritime antiques passionately gathered through the decades by the owner family Bengtsson. City: Old TownSurroundings: Royal Palace, shopping districtsTrips: Wasa museum, Stockholms Archipelago
Situated in Stockholm’s Old Town, this family owned hotel is housed in a 17th-century ... more
building and lays claim to the narrowest hotel in Sweden, which is part of its definite charm.Surrounded by the medieval quarter’s narrow cobble stoned lanes and alleys, the Lord Nelson is conveniently situated for amazing walks around Gamla Stan and central Stockholm.From check in at the long mahogany desk, to entering the cabin, guests will appreciate genuine Swedish hospitality. The 3-star hotel essentials are in place, yet guests are made to feel that they are entering somebody’s home.The rooftop terrace, fashioned after the poop deck of a sailing ship, provides stunning views over the Old Town.
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***Worldwide limited edition of 500***Our carefully-researched Nelson figurine, specially ... more
commissioned to mark the 250thanniversary of his birth is representative of our greatest naval hero as he was dressed at the Battle of Trafalgar, shortly before his tragic death. The dark navy undress coat (as he usually wore at sea) shows the four orders he received during his lifetime attached to the left breast, with Flag Officers buttons and gold lace shoulder epaulettes to the rank of Vice Admiral. This is worn over a double-breasted Marcella waistcoat, regulation breeches and white silk stockings. The detailing is very precise, even down to the attachment of his empty right sleeve.He stands 15 tall on a wooden base made from chunks of oak salvaged from his flagshipHMS Victory, during refit - each one is unique.
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The Lord Nelson Hotel offers comfortable city centre accommodation at an affordable price ... more
Each bedroom has been furnished and finished in a contemporary style complete with colour television and tea coffee making facilities All rooms are en suite with a modern bathroom and power shower Facilities within the hotel include free wireless internet access a coffee shop a resident's bar open nearly 24 hours a day and the DugOut a beer bar sports lounge open in the evenings during the week and all day on the weekendLocated within 200 yards from Lime Street train station the Lord Nelson Hotel is an ideal base for visiting Liverpool Within walking distance the shopping district and Empire Theatre can be reached along with a wide selection of galleries museums restaurants and bars Both Liverpool football ground and Everton football ground are easily accessible by car or taxi
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A privately run hotel offering basic accommodation at hostel prices. A converted Grade II ... more
listed house with a wealth of national charm. The hotel has comfortable and atmospheric rooms. We are central to Shropshire's tourist attractions and close to the historic town of Ironbridge, which hosts the Blists Hill working museum from the industrial revolution. We are also close to the centre of Wellington, a traditional market town, yet within easy reach of the modern shopping centre of Telford with its large variety of shops and big name superstores, which are also close by. Wellington Railway Station links with Shrewsbury and the Welsh coast in one direction, and Manchester and London Euston in the other. The railway links to all major towns.
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Located just minutes away from the heart of Liverpool’s city centre, this modern hotel ... more
offers the ideal location for any visitor to the European Capital of Culture 2008. A modern, recently refurbished hotel, the Lord Nelson offers comfortable accommodation at an affordable price. The contemporary interior compliments the captivating architectural features. Other facilities within the hotel include a residents bar, the DugOut Bar, and Nelson's coffee shop.Ideally located in the centre, Liverpool's diverse nightlife, a wide array of museums and galleries, along with the city's business district are all within walking distance.
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The sharp wit and pithy quotes of our heroes from history make these mugs the gift for all ... more
occasion. This mugs comes with Nelson's most famous quote "England expects that every man will do his duty" Also available Marilyn Monroe, Winston Churchill, Mae West, William Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde, Lord Nelson, King Henry VIII and Elizabeth I.
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Location. The Lord Nelson Hotel is located in the centre of Liverpool, England, 200 ... more
metres from Lime Street Station. The Walker Art Gallery is 500 metres away and the Albert Dock is two miles from the hotel. Hotel Features. Dating from the Victorian era, the Lord Nelson Hotel is housed in a three storey property with a period white façade. Amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and a 24 hour front desk. Parking facilities are available behind the hotel (surcharge). Drinks and cocktails are served in the contemporary lounge bar, which features wooden floors and leather seating. Sports events are shown on wall to wall plasma screen televisions in the DugOut sports bar. The hotel's coffee shop serves a range of drinks and snacks. The Lord Nelson Hotel offers a complimentary continental buffet breakfast every morning. Guestrooms. The 50 guestrooms at the Lord Nelson Hotel are spread over three floors and decorated in a simple, modern style. All offer coffee/tea making facilitiesand a welcome pack with information about the city. All rooms extend to bathrooms.
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Advantages: Cheep and great beer Disadvantages: Can get a little busy later on
The Lord Nelson that i sometimes go to is in Urmston, Manchester. It is a lovely place and has a wonderful atmosphere. It is a Joseph Holts pub, and for those who have never had the chance to drink in a Joseph Holts pub, let me explain.
Joseph Holts is the best pint of bitter i have ever had, and ive drunk a few. Quite personally i think that the lager is awful, but then again i dont drink much larger, im bitter and ale man myself. ... ...enjoy your time in the Lord Nelson. The bar staff serve everyone as quickly and efficient as possible while maintaining 100% customer services. The tables and ash trays are always cleared away and kept on top of. There is nothing worse than trying to enjoy a pint and a chat, while ash trays are full, crisp packets are lying around and empty glasses are in the way. This is a great point to the Lord Nelson. They always clear the tables, ash trays and ... more
The Lord Nelson that i sometimes go to is in Urmston, Manchester. It is a lovely place and has a wonderful atmosphere. It is a Joseph Holts pub, and for those who have never had the chance to drink in a Joseph Holts pub, let me explain.
Joseph Holts is the best pint of bitter i have ever had, and ive drunk a few. Quite personally i think that the lager is awful, but then again i dont drink much larger, im bitter and ale man myself. Joseph Holts is its own brewery so in the pumps is its own beer. This is probably why it is so cheap. I cant write enough how good the bitter is. At first i was a bit reluctant to try the bitter as i didnt like the lager (i drank lager first). Once tasted ive never gone back.
Enough on the brewery and back onto the pub...
The pub inside is a traditional looking pub, with a huge carpeted lounge area, with many little snugs for the private conversation. There are many places to sit and drink.
The vault is where i usually sit. Here there is a tiled floor and leather type benches and stools to sit on. This is open plan with no little areas to hide away in.
Within the vault is a jukebox. This is £1 for 5 songs or 50p for a choice of 3 songs. There is a great range of all music in the juke box to cater for all tastes. This can be heard around the vault, but not to loud as to not hear your converstion.
The staff are brilliant and really helpful. They seem to ensure you enjoy your time in the Lord Nelson. The bar staff serve everyone as quickly and efficient as possible while maintaining 100% customer services. The tables and ash trays are always cleared away and kept on top of. There is nothing worse than trying to enjoy a pint and a chat, while ash trays are full, crisp packets are lying around and empty glasses are in the way. This is a great point to the Lord Nelson. They always clear the tables, ash trays and collect glasses regually.
Which brings me onto the bar snacks.....
I love my bar snacks when im in a pub. Here there is not only the usual 3 flavours of crisps and 2 types of nut. There is a greater selection. I always love the chilli flavoured nuts or BBQ flavoured mini chedders.
As usual for a local pub, last orders is at about quarter to 11pm and everyone must ensure drinks are finished.
There are plenty of taxis available around the area, just ask the staff for a number. After crawling out of the pub you can walk around the corner and purchase a burger/ kebab etc....
The only problem is, on hot days there is no place outside to sit and enjoy your drink.
This is a lovely pub with a lovely atmosphere. There are all types of people who come in here. As there is no dress code, you can wear whatever you wish and feel at home.
Advantages: fantastic staff Disadvantages: small carpark
This hotel is right on the sea-front, so near that there is only one small patheway between it and the beach. The downstairs bar is decorated with a beachy/shippy sort of theme, and the doors open onto a decking area - great on a sunny day. They provide a substantial bar menu. Staff are friendly.
The restaurant is comfortable, and the food good. For private functions, you can hire separate rooms. I found the staff very accomodating. Vegans and vegetarians are catered for with no fuss, and menu options can be adapted to suit special diets ie 'can I have the xxx without xxx' was no trouble at all.
Rooms start at £65 per night.
This hotel is at the edge of the town, in the conservation area of Deal. Running down into the town from the seafront are a maze of little streets only one car wide. LordNelson and Lady Hamilton stayed in this ...
Advantages: A fun place to visit for all the family Disadvantages: Can be too over crowded
Every time I visit London, I always make my way to Trafalgar Square! It's justone of the many places I enjoy visiting in the big city - and it's free!!
Not only do you get pigeons in their thousands flocking here, but people come here in their droves too. Would they still visit Trafalgar Square if it was pigeonless? As you are well aware, it is famous for the feathered little creatures!
There's a statue of LordNelson there, and 2 huge stone statues of lions. Round about Trafalgar Square is the hustle and bustle of the daily life there with the famous red buses and black cabs.
This place is also well-known for the people who flock there on New Year's Eve. I thought I'd give this a go one year! So, tagging my friend with me, we made our way up to London. We got to Trafalgar Square for about 10pm, and found a comfortable ...
