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The Wonderful Old Vicarage in Ambleside

Advantages: Pool, sauna, jacuzzi, breafast, great rooms
Disadvantages: Parking tricky with large car, but at least they have a car park!

The Old Vicarage is probably the best B&B I can ever remember staying at! They have plenty of off-road parking for guests, even if it does require a little manouvering if you have a larger car, everything else certainly makes up for that. The owners are extremely lovely, welcoming people and really make you feel at home. I love the fact they also let dogs in and that their own dogs are allowed around the house. The rooms are also stunning, wonderfully decorated with nice views and very comfortable and relaxing. The swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi in the basement are the perfect thing after a day on the hills or mulling around the shops. The highlight of the stay, for me, was the superb breakfast we had, I couldn't find a thing to fault. All in all, an absolutely wonderful stay, would highly recommend it (if you can find time when ...

led_zeppelin_88 07.08.2008 · Read full review
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Review of The Old Vicarage, Ambleside

Old Ship Hotel is Really Very OLD!

Advantages: Service at breakfast and breakfast itself
Disadvantages: shabby rooms, noisy doors, no sound-proofing

As part of a hen weekend package we were upgraded to the apparently 4 star Old Ship Hotel in Brighton which is Brighton's oldest hotel. I hadn't heard anything about it prior to hearing we would be staying here but having asked a few friends who'd visited Brighton quite often I didn't hear anything positive - those who had stayed there said it was pretty shabby and those who hadn't stayed said it looked pretty shabby just from the outside. Not a good start but as if was part of the hen weekend package and because we'd been upgraded for free from a 3 star hotel to the Old Ship Hotel I had to assume it couldn't be all bad - maybe it had been refurbished since my friends had seen it/stayed there. There are apparently 50 car parking spaces for use by hotel guests which you have to pay about £15 a day and £5 overnight to use these. There ...

anonymili 18.08.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Barceló Brighton Old Ship Hotel, Brighton & Hove

Who Committed the "Murder at the Vicarage"?

Advantages: Geraldine McEwan does a nice Miss Marple
Disadvantages: Story changes might be confusing to fans of the original story

Murder at the Vicarage was written by Agatha Christie and published as a novel in 1930. It was the first full length novel to feature Miss Marple so really if you want to get into the Miss Marple range of films (or books even) this one would be a good place to start. I?ve personally had the hardback book of this for over 25 years. I wanted to see how it had fared as a film so I watched the TV film earlier this year. There has been a earlier version starring Joan Hickson but the one I?m reviewing is the 2004 version starring Geraldine McEwan as the likeable but sometimes irksome Miss Marple. PLOT SUMMARY Miss Marple is knocked over by an unknown assailant on a motorbike and hurts her ankle so badly that she is unable to get around easily. The neighbours fuss around her and bring her food to eat and themselves to keep her ...

anonymili 01.09.2009 · Read full review
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