The St Albans hotel is a friendly 17 bedroom all en suite hotel located in one of the ... more
finest positions on the South Promenade WE HAVE 12 FREE OFF STREET CAR PARKING PLACESThe sun lounge licensed bar and some of our bedrooms enjoy panoramic views ov...
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The St Albans Hotel is a friendly, family-run hotel on Blackpool's Promenade. Home-cooked ... more
food is served. All rooms are en suite and some smoking rooms are available.St Albans has central heating and every room has a TV and tea/coffee tray. Rooms with ...
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Located in the historic city of St Albans, this convenient, comfortable and popular hotel ... more
is a short drive from London and is easily accessible from the M25, M1 and A1(M).Quality Hotel St Albans is conveniently located just a 5 minute drive away from St Albans city centre and is surrounded by many quaint and picturesque villages. The hotel features comfortable and well equipped rooms, a restaurant, bar, conference facilities and free parking. For your convenience, all room rates are inclusive of full English breakfast. The hotel also features good leisure facilities including an indoor pool and a gym.Offering good facilities at competitive prices, Quality Hotel St Albans is a good option, whatever your reason for visiting.
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The Ardmore House Hotel is a charming Edwardian residence with a Victorian annex, ... more
tastefully converted to provide relaxing and comfortable accommodation.The hotel is situated in a pleasant residential area of St Albans, close to the town centre and the train station, from which it is a 20-minute journey into the heart of London. This privately owned hotel aims to provide a relaxed atmosphere whether your stay is for reasons of business or pleasure. Private off-road car parking is available to the rear of the hotel, adjacent to the secluded gardens. With a wide choice of single, twin, double or family rooms, we can offer accommodation to suit all requirements, including a four-poster bedroom and deluxe rooms for special occasions. Our in-house facilities include a large breakfast room overlooking the splendid landscape garden and residents bar with adjoining conservatory, which provides the ideal place for those guests that wish to relax over a drink, or simply unwind.
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The Ardmore House Hotel is a charming Edwardian Residence with Victorian Annex both of ... more
which have been tastefully converted to provide relaxing and comfortable accommodation within a Residents Only environmentSituated in a pleasant residential area of St Albans close to the town centre and the train station where a 20 minute journey deposits you into the heart of London This privately owned hotel aims to provide a relaxed atmosphere whether your stay is for reasons of business or pleasurePrivate off road car parking is available to the rear of the hotel adjacent to the secluded gardens
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The Hotel is centrally located in the vibrant city of StAlbans Convenient for both ... more
leisure and business pursuits StAlbans is ideal for all the family with its historic Roman quarter and cathedral and its bustling bar and restaurant sceneThe hotel has 60 modern fully en suite bedrooms with excellent bar restaurant and conference facilities and we pride ourselves on our brilliant customer care We now offer FREE wireless internet access to guests staying at the hotel
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Retaining many Edwardian features but totally redesigned for the modern era, this hotel ... more
offers a good combination of value and quality in the heart of St. Albans. The hotel is located in the town centre, close to some excellent shopping, restaurants and traditional pubs. With St. Albans Abbey Cathedral, Verulamium Park and Roman Museum, Whipsnade Zoo and Gardens of the Rose close by, there is something for everyone.This Grade II listed building was built in 1911 by Samuel Ryder, donor of golf's prestigious Ryder Cup, to house his successful seed company. With a sweeping staircase and magnificent stained glass dome, Ryder's original carved fireplace still stands in what was his private office.
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The attractive Noke Thistle Hotel St Albans is located in a white painted and imposing ... more
Victorian residence, set in spacious gardens and located two miles from the center of St Albans. The 111 guestrooms have modern decor in warm shades of orange and yellow, with dark wood furniture. Bathrooms have bathtub/shower combinations and hair dryers. All rooms feature cable television, dial up Internet connections and complimentary newspapers. The Otium leisure center features an indoor pool, gymnasium, steam room and sauna. The hotel caters for business guests with its14 meeting rooms, the largest of which seats 50 theater style, and a marquee which accommodates up to 150 people. Guests arriving by car will appreciate the complimentary parking spaces. The Noke Restaurant serves an international menu, featuring such dishes as Honey Grilled Chicken and Pine Nut Salad, Spiced Tomato and Aubergine Bruschetta and Sticky Toffee Pudding. The restaurant has contemporary decor with polished wooden floors and a large open fireplace; it is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The historic city center of St Albans, with its soaring cathedral is two miles away; London is 20 miles away. The nearest airport is Heathrow Airport, 25 miles from the hotel.
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Advantages: Antiquity, Architecture, Free Entry, Guides, History. Disadvantages: None Found
It was one of those rare days that we "happened upon" StAlbans and it's Cathedral. Having half a day to kill whilst the car was being serviced in Chiswick, West London, although our loan car, being electrically assisted, was, for now at least, exempt from the Central London Congestion Charge, we made the positive decision to leave "The Smoke" and search out somewhere a touch less claustrophobic.
THE ROMAN "CITY" OF STALBANS
Around twenty miles to the north of London is the delightful old town of StAlbans, many years ago I had enjoyed a day out here, Mrs R in her seven years in England had never had the pleasure - but was not, for whatever reason over-excited at the prospect! Asking me 'what was there to see', my first and only real answer was the Cathedral. However, having had a very early start that morning, my thoughts ...
Advantages: Well appointed,clean, kids club,spacious,good food,friendly staff Disadvantages: None
I know, I know, Blackpool is perceived as fish'n'chips, bucket and spades, amusement arcades, B&B's. What about something different?
Choice Hotels in Blackpool run 3 hotels - The Claremont (near the North Pier), the Talk of The North (near South Pier) and the Cliffs Hotel (North Promenade just up from Gynn Square).
My family and I have stayed at the Cliffs Hotel on 6 occasions, ranging from weekend breaks to full weeks. Why? The hotel is large and well appointed - it has a 1920's feel about the facade and interior and is very clean and spacios. There are 5 bars and a large resturant. The food is excellent with a very good selection - the staff are very helpful and friendly.
There is a well appointed leisure club - free to residents. It has a pool, jacuzzi, small but very good gym, sauna, sunbeds and a leisure club bar. It ...
Advantages: Late bar and all you can eat food Disadvantages: Too far to the town
My friends and I decided to have a weekend away because it was one of their birthdays. We booked for a two-night weekend break at the Norbreck Castle Hotel in Blackpool through National Coach Holidays on 19 November 2004. The brochure described the break as being ?All inclusive? and we looked forward to fact that we would be able to drink copious amounts of alcohol for free (and why not!).
We paid £89.00 for two night?s dinner, bed and breakfast with drinks also included from 7.30pm ? 10.30pm in one of the three bars in the hotel.
When we arrived at 1.30pm we were met in the lobby with a poster telling us that we were unable to check in until 3.30pm, this was our first mishap. The décor in the lobby was okay and the hotel on the surface seemed rather nice. We made our way to the bar (as you do), to kill a couple of hours ...
