I’m assuming we’re talking about The Bear in Bearwood? I f this is not the case then I can only apologise.
The Bear is situated at the crossroads where Bearwood High Street and Sandon road cross, directly opposite City Fruits. If you stand across the road from the pup and look up you will ... Read review
16th century coaching inn situated in the market square Ideal base for Oxford visiting ... more
the Cotswolds and walking the Ridgeway Lambourn the home of the English horse racing community is close by Relaxing restaurant offering traditional food
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Situated near to Portsmouth Southampton Hayling and Chichester The Bear is easily ... more
reached by rail and road links M27 and M3 The Bear was originally a coaching inn Set in historic surroundings and located near the town centre we take pride in The Bear's successful combination of traditional charm and modern facilities The cosy bar and restaurant with open fire serve both bar snacks and a la carte meals What's so special about us?Our 42 en suite bedrooms offer very comfortable accommodation Our two conference rooms can take up to 120 persons And there are plenty of local attractions The Mary Rose and Portsmouth's Historic Docks Chichester and it's Cathedral and many more Train and Bus station only 05km Southampton Airport 10km Portsmouth ferry ports boasting regular sailing to the Isle of wight and France
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There really is a bear in Tilly's house and as Tilly is a practical child she sets about ... more
making that bear welcome. Not so easy! She dutifully reports progress to her parents who quite clearly think the whole thing is a figment of her imagination.
Located in historic surroundings near the town centre, The Bear has traditional charm and ... more
modern facilities, en suite rooms and free parking.The Bear was originally a coaching inn that was host to Queen Victoria, Churchill, Eisenhower and the Canadian Prime Minister, Jean Chretien. It has a public bar and lounge, and serves fresh bar food. Local attractions include Nelson's Victory and the Mary Rose at the historic Portsmouth dockyards. Portsmouth, Chichester and Southampton International Airport are just a short drive away..
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The Baeren Hotel in Wilderswil near Interlaken offers traditional hospitality since 1706. ... more
Carefully renovated over the last years, it has been chosen as a "Typical Swiss Hotel" by Switzerland Tourism in 2009.The restaurant serves traditional Swiss cuisine and local specialities. The big and varied breakfast buffet provides for a good start. A comfortable lounge on the first floor with a terrace invites you to relax.There are also 2 separate children's playrooms and a outdoor playground.The helpful staff at the reception of the Baeren Hotel / The Bear Inn advises about excursions, hiking, biking, sports and adventures.Bikes as well as public transport by bus and train in the surrounding area are free of charge with the hotel's guest card..
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Owned by Henry VIII and visited by Queen Elizabeth I, this historic 13th century hotel ... more
successfully blends its existing architectural features with a twist of modern design. If you are expecting a contemporary and stylish hotel in an ancient setting, you will not be disappointed. Stunning bedrooms feature comfortable beds, Egyptian cotton sheets and refreshingly great showers. You will also find all of the latest mod-cons, including flat-screen LCD TVs, broadband and Wi-Fi. Relax in the contemporary new bar serving light meals and drinks all day, or visit the luxurious new dining room where the chef has designed a simple yet elegant menu which complements the relaxed surroundings of the hotel..
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Here's a delightful animated film based on the popular children's book about a young girl ... more
named Tilly who visits the zoo and accidentally drops her teddy bear into the bear exhibit. That night, Tilly cries herself to sleep, only to wake and find a huge polar bear standing before her... as he gently presents her with her beloved teddy bear. So begins a magical friendship with humorous complications - primarily, how does Tilly keep such an outsized pet hidden from her parents? But another visitation changes Tilly's life again when the Bear hears the call of the wild from the Spirit of The Great Bear Constellation in the sky. The two companions embark on an extraordinary Christmas adventure as the Bear seeks to find his true place in life.
The Bear Hotel a classic 13th century hotel with existing architectural features blended ... more
with a twist of modern design One of the most historic hotels in England having been owned by Henry V111 and visited by Queen Elizabeth 1If you are expecting a contemporary and stylish hotel in an ancient setting you will not be disappointed Stunning bedrooms with comfortable beds Egyptian cotton sheets and refreshingly great showers Dine in our new stylish brasserie where our Chef has created an exciting and delicious menu to tempt all!
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The Bear Inn is a traditional pub in the small town of Street in Somerset The inn boasts a ... more
spacious interior filled with cosy corners and a large garden and terrace to enjoy in the summer months Food is served all day and our traditional menu and daily food offers mean you can be assured of great quality and value at every visit Street was a small farming community until the mid 19th century when Cyrus Clark set up his shoe factory and built housing and leisure facilities to provide for his workers Now the manufacturing arm has moved abroad and the old workshops have been turned into a retail village offering designer and high street clothes at outlet prices The town is located in a rural area less than 2 miles from Glastonbury and only 10 minutes from the M5 Our accommodation consists of 24 comfortable and spacious rooms situated either above the pub or in our neighbouring cottages We are located a minutes walk from the retail village at the edge of the town
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As the monster-host of a late night horror show, John (Danny DeVito) delights the ... more
neighbourhood kids with his silly ghoulish antics - but his embarrassed 12-year-old son, Jack the Bear, is not amused. The other dysfunctional lunatics on the block - and his monster crush on the cute girl at school (Reese Witherspoon) - don't make things any easier for Jack. But when a family crisis hits, will Jack's dad be able to lift the grown-up burden from his young son's shoulders? Oscar nominee Gary Sinise and Seinfield's Julia Louis-Dreyfus co-star in this funny, bittersweet look at the joys and pains of growing up.
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Advantages: Wipe clean Disadvantages: Too many to list
I’m assuming we’re talking about The Bear in Bearwood? I f this is not the case then I can only apologise.
The Bear is situated at the crossroads where Bearwood High Street and Sandon road cross, directly opposite City Fruits. If you stand across the road from the pup and look up you will notice a wonderful clock tower with beautifully crafted Bears heads sticking out around the clock. I can only guess at when this pub was first built ... ...sadly the upper part of the pub is all that remains of the original building. I now live in Bearwood, just around the corner from the Bear but have only visited it on a couple of occasions since its soul was blasted out of it.
I was lucky enough to visit The Bear before I moved into the area and before it was so cruelly raped by the developers. It used to be an old pub with character, a bit ragged around the edges but with a real sense ... more
I’m assuming we’re talking about The Bear in Bearwood? I f this is not the case then I can only apologise.
The Bear is situated at the crossroads where Bearwood High Street and Sandon road cross, directly opposite City Fruits. If you stand across the road from the pup and look up you will notice a wonderful clock tower with beautifully crafted Bears heads sticking out around the clock. I can only guess at when this pub was first built but we must be talking late 19th early 20th century sadly the upper part of the pub is all that remains of the original building. I now live in Bearwood, just around the corner from the Bear but have only visited it on a couple of occasions since its soul was blasted out of it.
I was lucky enough to visit The Bear before I moved into the area and before it was so cruelly raped by the developers. It used to be an old pub with character, a bit ragged around the edges but with a real sense of community and belonging and you could get a decent pint in there. Those days are long gone.
Now it is a theme pub because the powers that be are worried that we will only enter an establishment if there is a theme in place. The theme of the refurbished Bear is pool. It’s part of the ‘Qs’ chain and is wonderfully plastic and heartless. You’ll be pleased to hear that there are plenty of pool tables and more video screens than the clientele have eyes to look at, even the booths around the pool tables have little video screens in just to make sure that its impossible to have a conversation in any part of the pub. The beer is bland, that’s ‘real’ beer but they do have plenty of watery lager and a large selection of alcopoppy type bottles.
I’m 34 and like a pub or bar to have a bit of character whether it be modern or old and that you can have a decent drink and hear yourself talk to the person next to you and not have to deposit half a pint of spit in their ear just to say hello. This pub caters mainly for the young boy-racer crowd and their female admirers. If you like wearing Burberry and can’t leave the house without your ever so original baseball cap then The Bear is the place for you. You’ll love the way that the cigarette stained girls glare at you on your way to the bar and the flat. Washing-up liquid taste of the larger.
Of course with such a wonderful interior and witty, vibrant customers they obviously need to employ doormen? Myself and my wife along with two friends had just been for a wonderful meal at Azzari Too (just up the road) and fancied a quick drink before heading home so we thought we’d risk the Bear. It was about 22.40 so well before last orders and we were all very smart, (trousers, shoes etc) but they would not let us in. We were all relieved in a way after all we all knew how terrible a pub it is but thought we’d give it one last chance. So if after reading this you still can’t make up your mind then not to worry as the doormen will make it up for you (I think they’re only on in the evening at weekends). If you do go and enjoy it (?) then you must try the Quantum Experience (formerly the Kings Head)….damn I’ve just been informed its closed down. Oh well there must be some other pubs nearby where trainee drug dealers can cut their teeth.
In summary if you are young, dumb and of an aggressive nature the Bear is the place for you.
for an additional night. This did mean a room change, as when you make the reservation you select the room you want as well, however while normally that might be a headache, in this case we got to stay in another of the wonderful rooms. (the Washoe room on the ground floor, and I believe the shower would be suitable for wheelchair users).
The bathroom itself both had huge showers, ample toiletries, including a very thoughtful lip balm (skiers especially), and Ralph Lauren towels.
Our first wine and cheese time, and a choice of red or white wine is offered, branded with the Black Bear Inn logo and served in their own engraved glasses. The wine and cheese is available from 5pm-6pm, and is quite a civilised way to meet other guests, after a day's exploring or sporting activity.
Throughout our stay, I found it was the little touches that are ...
Advantages: A warm welcome given to all attending Disadvantages: Wrap up from the cold.
The Straw Bear is an annual event that takes place the 2nd weekend in January. This year it's 30th Event was 9th 10th 11th of January.
The main event is the parade through the town of Whittlesey / Whittlesea of the straw bear, followed by groups of Morris Dancers from all over the country.
They have such groups as the Pig Dyke Molly Dancers who are all in black and white, the Bourne Borderers, who have multi coloured outfits and a lot of the dancers paint their faces black for the event.
The history of the event goes back over many years to 1882 when it was first mentioned in newspapers of the day. The event continued for many years and then seemed to loose it's place in folk history until 1980's when it was decided to bring it back.
The Bear is made as it states from straw and is a sight to behold. This year I managed to ...
Advantages: Good prices for renting equipment, friendly staff, not too busy Disadvantages: Snowboarders don't always take beginners into consideraton
A Few Facts
Big Bear Mountain is situated in the San Bernardino Mountains in Southern California and is an approximate two hours drive from Los Angeles.
Big Bear Mountain sits 8805 feet above sea level and averages 100 inches of snowfall per year.
It currently holds twelve mountain lifts:
2 High-speed quad chairs
1 quad chair
2 Triple chairs
4 Double chairs
3 Moving carpet lifts
I visited Big Bear mountain on a school trip during February 2007. We stayed in a local hotel, The Northwoods Resort which was approximatley a ten minute drive from the mountain.
Big Bear Mountain has a fairly large car park, but please note that during the heavy snowfall months, parking may be difficult.
Bear Mountain offer rentals for all your skiing/snowboarding needs, which can be brought as a complete package (ie, skis/board and boots ...
