A 21st century city with over 1,400 hotels, London welcomes over 30 million visitors per year. Home to the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey and Big Ben, there’s no surprise it’s the top tourist destination in the world! Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Camden Town are just some of the major hotspots in London. Whether you’re looking to discover the West End, admire panoramic views from the London Wheel, or embrace the culture across the city, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. If a visit to the big city is on the cards, we’ve rounded-up five fantastic London hotels offering
Read moreStay Green with Qbic Hotel London City!
Inspired by the all-in-one cubic concept, Qbic Hotel London City is known for its quirky accommodation and for being one of the greenest hotels in London. The London hotel stands out from the crowd with it’s eco-friendly approach; to impact the environment as little as possible! In addition to the hotel’s aim to reduce electricity and save water, guests can relax knowing the standards of the hotel are extremely high and yet the price is affordable! Green Guestrooms at Qbic Hotel London City Choose from one of three room types. Firstly, there’s the Smart Room that boasts fast and free
Read more4 Reasons to go to Brighton this Summer!
In case you need four reasons to go to Brighton this summer, we’ve compiled a list to show you why you need to visit this trendy seaside location! And we have a top hotel suggestion to make your beach break in Brighton even brighter! Let’s start with reason number one and a landmark hotel on the Brighton seafront. A reason to go to Brighton is Mercure Brighton Seafront Hotel This 4-star hotel has recently benefited from an elegant refurbishment programme, making it even more desirable for leisure and business guests. As the pictures show, the creatives behind the refurb have
Read moreFilms, food, flights & a flutter for Father’s Day!
We’ve found four fabulous experiences that would make ideal gifts for Father’s Day! For the foodie fanatic father, the big screen film father, the fashionable flutter-on-the-horses father or the petrol head dad with an aviation addiction, we’ve got Father’s Day presents wrapped and ready to thrill! Stanley Kubrick Exhibition For the first time, the internationally acclaimed touring exhibition about the life and work of Stanley Kubrick is coming to Britain. Running at the Design Museum on Kensington High Street in London, the exhibition shows how he created the genre defining worlds for his films and how London was his inventive
Read moreClink, clink with an English drink!
Let’s raise a glass and say cheers to English Wine Week which starts this Saturday 25 May and runs until 2 June 2019. Perfectly timed for the Spring May Bank Holiday and the start of the tourist season, English Wine Week celebrates award-winning whites and competitive sparkling wines produced by English vineyards. Red wine production, always a challenge in England, can now boast about the smooth reds that are emerging. Producers in Burgundy would be proud to bottle these! In addition, sophisticated rosés – best enjoyed in a large glass at the end of a summer’s day – are making
Read moreBank Holiday Happiness!
The long weekend is almost here and the weather forecast is looking optimistic so how will you fill the bank holiday weekend? You could look for bank holiday happiness with a night or two away! One of the great things about living in the UK is that we have such a rich choice of destinations. From traditional seaside towns to vibrant cities and picturesque countryside; we are spoilt with the variety of locations that are within easy reach. So, let’s take a look at some of the options available! Bank holiday happiness is in a spa break Allow yourself to
Read moreEnjoy a short break in Somerset!
Somerset is home to over 400 different varieties of cider apples. Perhaps less known, its home to the longest preserved steam railway in the country too! There are 20 miles of tracks that have been carrying heritage steam and diesel passenger trains for over four decades. These now carry 200,000 passengers a year. If you’re a self confessed trainspotter then a break in Somerset will be right up your track! If you’re a fan of cider, then a break in Somerset will be full of sparkle! Walnut Tree Hotel For your trip to Somerset, the Walnut Tree Hotel in the
Read moreCool and contemporary in Coventry
When you think of Coventry you might think of a city overshadowed by all Birmingham has to offer. Or maybe you believe that with Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon close-by, Coventry can’t possibly compete for arts and culture? You’d be wrong on both parts. Culture is cool and contemporary in Coventry! A thriving arts scene combines with centuries of heritage to make this midland city an excellent choice for a UK leisure break. It’s superb for the business traveller too because they can take advantage of lower hotel rates compared to Birmingham. And still have a central location with excellent transport links
Read moreCountryside charm with a stay at the White Horse View B&B
The attractive village of Shrivenham in Oxfordshire provides a picturesque backdrop for a peaceful stay at the White Horse View B&B on Station Road. A 20 minute drive from Swindon and the Cotswolds, the White Horse View B&B is a good choice for combining countryside charm with the modern day amenities of a town nearby. So, whether you are travelling for a business meeting in the area or looking for a leisure break, you will receive a warm welcome and a comfortable stay. The guest rooms are situated away from the main house and offer en-suite shower facilities, a hospitality
Read moreFish, Chips & Trips Away this Easter!
So we appreciate Easter is on the way and we should be obsessing over chocolate! However, the tradition of eating fish on Good Friday had us thinking where in the UK would we like to be tucking into fish right now? Would we opt for catch of the day served on a porcelain plate, enjoyed in a plush hotel restaurant with a nicely chilled bottle of white? Or would it be fish and chips with lashings of salt and vinegar, wrapped in paper and eaten with a ridiculously blunt wooden fork off a polystyrene tray, set to a backdrop of
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