Queen Hotel Café Restaurant, Eindhoven

Queens hotel Bournemouth

Advantages: Great facilities and location
Disadvantages: Some rooms on the small side

rooms. All hotel bedrooms benefit from Colour television and Radio Hairdryer Tea and coffee making facilities Direct dial telephone 24 hour WiFi high speed internet access with T-Mobile Refurbishment to the rooms will be taking place from January 2007 onwards one floor at a time, so check on progress of work before you book. Dining facilities The Queens restaurant can seat up to 220 guests. The Buffet breakfast is more than adequate, and choices include cereals, or a cooked breakfast with freshly made toast tea or coffee and fresh juices. There is a garden room and lounge and bar on the ground floor where you can relax with a drink after dinner. Evening entertainment is located on the lower ground floor, which consisted of a singer accompanied by a piano player when we were there. Also included are conference rooms ...

eddierog 13.08.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Queens Hotel, Bournemouth

Zupperia Cafe/Restaurant - A Hidden Gem in a Beautiful City

Advantages: Superb central locations. Varied international menu. Modest prices. Wonderful Thai soups!
Disadvantages: The newly opened cafe is fresh and stylish though the original cafe could do with a decor update.

I spend a lot of time in Bergen and there is a cafe/restaurant right in the heart of the city whose name is frequently pencilled into my diary whenever I am planning to meet up with my Norwegian friends. Zupperia was opened in September 2000 and has become established as a very popular spot for locals and visitors alike. (I believe that it is known "offically" as a "soup-restaurant" but I have described it as a cafe/restaurant in this review as I think this will give a clearer idea of the range of fare on offer here!) The location is superbly convenient for anyone sight-seeing in Bergen. It can be found on a corner where Nordahl Bruns gate crosses Olav Kyrres gate. This is right next to the bandstand at the north-western end of Lille Lungegårdsvannet - the lake in the city centre. This is virtually in the heart of the shopping ...

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Review of Zupperia Café Restaurant, Bergen

The Queen's hotel, York

Advantages: Beautiful location
Disadvantages: Parking facilities, but thats it!

a comfortable stay then its worth paying the prices. Prices start at £45, but this is for the room only. But considering the quality of the food at the restaurant, i suggest going half board. It will generally cost £85 for a single room and £57.50 per person if you're sharing a twin, double, triple or family room (the maximum occupancy is 4 people per room). Although this may seem quite expensive, it is relatively good value considering the prices of other similar hotels in the area! Also this price covers the whole of your stay, whether its for one night or seven. This price includes breakfast and dinner. For example, the price of a single room here is the same price of that at the local Holiday Inn. So instead of paying over £150 for three nights, you only pay £85. And you get food too! So its obvious that, with all the added facilities, the Queens ...

jdeacon_162 19.11.2006 (20.11.2006) · Read full review
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