Posted by libertees on February 1st, 2012 | No Comments »
The Macdonald Manchester Hotel is situated on London Street, Manchester and can be accessed on train through The Manchester Piccadilly Rail, The Ardwick Rail and The Manchester Oxford Road Rail. The Manchester Airport and International Airport are closest airports to the hotel.
Plenty museums are nearby to explore including the National Museum of Labour History Trading, Manchester Museum and Museum of Science and Industry are within walking distance. If you are interested in art you can find The Whitworth Art Gallery and Castlefield Gallery are just minutes away. From the educational bodies The University of Manchester and Manchester College are around the hotel. A few small parks and gardens can be visited in case of interest including Ardwick Green Park, Whitworth Park and a bit further Alexandra Park, Birchfields Park and Crowcroft par. Having time to enjoy? Why not trying the Dancehouse Theatre and The Green House Theatre
The Macdonald Manchester Hotel has 127 rooms in total. It is a four-star hotel and £100 which is an average price with a four-star hotel.
The Hotel is not short of facilities as it would be expected from a four-star hotel. Rooms have satellite TV, broadband internet, minibar, trouser press and a lot more. It is a disabled-friendly and non-smoking hotel. Car park is available for a price.
The Macdonald Manchester Hotel has been rated 4.85 of 5.0 which is one of the highest scores I have come across so far. It has been recommended by guests for nearly every feature that they have been asked about. It has been admired for friendly staff, warm welcome, facilities in the hotel and inside the room and you name it
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Posted by libertees on January 31st, 2012 | No Comments »
The Coleshill Hotel is located on High Street, Coleshill, Birmingham. The nearest train stops to the hotel are Water Orton, Birmingham International, Marston Green and Lea Hall. The hotel can be reached by plain through Birmingham International Airport.
The closest universities and colleges to the hotel are Birmingham City University, Aston University, University College Birmingham, Coventry University and Warwick Business School. You can find The Maxstoke Park and Golf Club on the east of the hotel and on north east The Marriot Forest of The Arden Golf and Country Club and Stonebridge Golf Centre can be located. Towards the north east and on the other side of the Birmingham International Airport the Elemdon Park is situated. Among the hotels around The Coleshill Hotel we can mention The Forest of Arden, Swan Hotel, the Railway Guesthouse and Grimstoke Country House Hotel which are within the walking distance of the hotel. Apart from the restaurant and café inside the hotel we can also name The Parkfield 21, Balti Cottage Restaurant, B46 Coffee & Eatery and the restaurant at Innkeepers Lodge.
The Coleshill Hotel is a 2-star hotel with 23 rooms in total which categories it as a small hotel with prices around £60 per night.
The rooms are equipped with tea/coffee makers, trousers press, iron and board, TV and internet access. It is a pets-allowed hotel.
The hotel has been rated 4.11 of 5.0 which is remarkable and proves the high level of guests’ satisfaction. The hotel has been recommended for it low price compare to the service provided and friendly staff.
Posted by libertees on January 31st, 2012 | No Comments »
Birmingham Sheriden House Hotel is a family run and managed hotel located on Handsworth Wood Road, Handsworth. The Hamstead (Birmingham) Rail, The Perry Barr Rail and the Hawthorns Rail are the nearest train stations to the hotel.
The Villanova Hotel, The Birmingham Marriot Hotel, The Earcroft Hotel and Park Hotel are just within the walking distance of the Birmingham Sheriden House Hotel. Many nice Museums are near the hotel such as Aston Manor-Road Transport Museum, Soho House Museum, Museum of the Jewellery Querter / Discovery Centre, Museum of Science and Industry and Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. Lots of green areas are around to enjoy, places like Handswork Park, Perry Park, Aston Park and Red House Park. Several well-knows golf clubs are just within the jugging distance like The Handsworth Golf Club, The Hilltop Golf Club and The Sandwell Park Golf Club. The Birmingham City University is also close to the hotel. Several nice restaurants are around the hotel including The Rogans Vegeterial Restaurant, The Aman Restaurant, The Indian Thal Restaurant and The Dyas Pizzas. And why not trying some the nice café’s around such as Mario’s Café, The Blue Moon Café, Snack A Tack and The Internet Café Birmingham.
The Birmingham Sheriden House Hotel is a two-star hotel which has 10 rooms in total. The rates start from £45 per room/night.
If you want a hotel and don’t mind it to be small this is the place for you. Many green parks and golf clubs are also around within a very short distance of the hotel.
Posted by libertees on January 30th, 2012 | No Comments »
The Knightsbridge Hotel is a located on Central Drive, Blackpool and the nearest train stop is The Blackpool South Rail. It is a very small family owned and managed hotel.
It is only a short walk from the beach and due to the prime location very near to cafes, shops, museums and many other entertainment and business centres. The hotel is only a few minutes from the Blackpool Football Club. Further north east you would find the Stanley Park and Sports Arena, Blackpool Cricket Club, Blackpool Park and Golf Club, Blackpool Zoo and Reach Golf Club. To the north the Hounds Hill Shopping Centre and Blackpool Tower and Circus are located. The Blackpool Pleasure Beach is also somewhere near the hotel.
The Knightsbridge Hotel is a nice and small hotel with only 10 rooms altogether. It is a 2-star hotel with rate starting from £27 which is quite a reasonable price although this may change during the time.
The Knightsbridge Hotel is a non-smoking and vegetarian-friendly hotel. All the bedrooms are en-suite and car park is available for the guest.
The hotel is rated 3.75 of 5.0 by guests which is quite impressive shows their satisfaction.
The hotel has been recommended for it warm welcome, high quality of food. It has also been described as “home away from home” by another guest. Being a bit further from the centre of the city doesn’t seem to mind most of the guests there.
So if you are heading to Blackpool this summer, The Knightsbridge Hotels seems like the place you can try and not get disappointed.
Posted by libertees on January 27th, 2012 | No Comments »
The Hilton Blackpool hotel is part of the internationally operated and well known Hilton Hotels which are famous for the high standard and push services. It is located on North Promenade, Blackpool. The nearest airport to the hotel is Blackpool Airport and It can be reached by Blackpool South, Blackpool North, Poulton-le-Fylde, Layton Railway stations.
Many tourists attractions can be found around the Hilton hotel such as The Sandcastle, North Pier Theatre, Blackpool Pontins and Blackpool Zoo. Furthermore you can find Opera House and Winter Garden and The Grand Theatre within walking distance. It is located by the beach and most of the rooms have a view from the sea. If you are keen on walking in parks Stanley Park and Kingscote Park are the closest parks the hotel. For golfers The Blackpool Park Golf club Club would be recommended.
The Hilton Hotel Blackpool is a four-star hotel and has 127 rooms in total. The rate is about 75 British Pounds which positions it among the expensive hotels which considering the services provided is more than reasonable.
Facilities on hand are too many to mention but some of the are Indoor and outdoor Pool, Sauna, Gymnasium, Beauty Saloon, Laundry/Valet Service, restaurants, bars and the list goes on. The Hilton Hotel also has a relatively large parking lot which is offered to guests for free. It is a disabled friendly hotel and all the public area is non-smoking.
The hotel has been rated 3.39 of 5.0 which puts is among average to excellent hotels from the point of customer satisfaction. The hotel has been recommended by guests for its fabulous customer service and Quality of food at the restaurants.
Posted by libertees on January 26th, 2012 | No Comments »
The Nitenite CityHotel is located right in the heart of the city of Birmingham on Holiday Street. A number of railway stations are nearby which makes the hotel very accessible including Five Ways, Birmingham New Street, Birmingham Moor Street and Birmingham Snow Hill. The closest airport to the hotel is the Birmingham Airport. Of nearby attractions we can mention the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Symphony Hall, Alexander Theatre and National Sea Life Centre. The Baskerville House, Mailbox, Bull Ring and National Indoor arena are also within the walking distance. A number of academic places are also nearby including The University of Birmingham, Queen’s College, City College, Abbey College and O2 Academy Birmingham. For park goers many options are available such as Calthorpe park, Edgbaston Park, Birmingham Botanical Garden and of course Cannon Hill Park.
This is a 2-star hotel and has been rated 4.16 of 5.0 by its guests which is quite a high rate for a hotel considering 5 to be the absolute satisfaction. In total the nitenite hotel has 104 rooms.
All the rooms in the Nitenite hotel have Tea/Coffee making facilities and the hotel reception is action 24 hours a day. Disabled facilities and Wi-Fi internet are also available for guests.
The Nitenite hotel is a “budget boutique” which explains the extremely low price of the hotel. Rates start from 29.95 British Pound which is quite surprising for the relatively high level of service provided at the hotel.
The Nitenite hotel has been praised by guests for it reasonable price, being close to shopping and entertainment area of the city. Although the rooms have been considered small but far from dissatisfactory and they have also been reported as very clean. At the end I bring a direct quote from a guest of the hotel: “You just can’t go wrong here”
Posted by libertees on January 26th, 2012 | No Comments »
The Dayspring Hotel in Birmingham is classified as a bed and breakfast. It is located on Gravelly Hill and is easily accessible through Erdington, Gravelly Hill, Witton and Aston train stations. The Birmingham Airport is the nearest airport to the hotel.
The Dayspring hotel is an ideal place to see some of the wonders of Birmingham. Places like Birmingham City Football Club Stadium, Birmingham Science Museum-ThinkTank, Birmingham Hippodrome and Alexandra Theatre are within easy access to the hotel. If you are interested in Golf then Pype Hays Park and Golf Club and Walmley Golf Club are there to serve you. And just a little further you will find Sutton Coldfield Park Golf Club and Moor Hall Golf Club which are well equipped and famous for their services.
The Dayspring hotel is a 3-star hotel and has 14 rooms in total with prices start at 37 British Pounds which categorises it among low cost hotels in and around the city.
A TV, radio and free broad band and Wi-Fi internet access has been provided for guests. Hotel also has a restaurant which serves excellent food and has been applauded by its customers.
The Dayspring hotel has been rated 4.25 of 5.0 which puts it among the hotels with a high level of approval from the guests.
According to the guests reviews the Dayspring hotel is very clean with comfortable rooms and superb customer service. It has also been praised for the good value for money and excellent breakfast provided at the restaurant. So if you want a calm and no hassle accommodation without the rate of an arm and a leg try the Dayspring Hotel in Birmingham and you won’t regret it
Posted by libertees on January 25th, 2012 | No Comments »
Old Rose and Crown Hotel in Birmingham had been on the place for about 300 years and originally was used as an inn. It has recently gone through an end to end refurbishment.
The hotel is located on Rose hill and is only minutes away from the Birmingham city centre driving a car. It is accessible by train through the Northfield, Barnt Green, Alvechurch or Longbridge stops. The nearest airport to the Old Rose and Crown Hotel is the Birmingham International Airport.
The Old Rose and Crown Hotel guest can enjoy plenty of places to entertain at, shop from and do business with. Places like Cadbury World, Edgbaston Cricket Club and University of Birmingham are virtually around the corner of the hotel. Being right next to Lickey Hills Golf Club, The hotel is a perfect place for golf lovers. It is also within minutes from Cafton Park.
The Old Rose and Crown Hotel is a one-star hotel and in total has eleven rooms. It has been rated 2.85 of 5.0 by guests which categorises it in low to average guest’s satisfaction. Prices start from 30 British Pounds which might be different base on the time of the year.
The hotel has 18-hole golf field and tennis courts which make it a perfect place for an enjoyable workout. It is a non-smoking hotel with Wi-Fi Internet available in the rooms and tea/coffee maker provided for the guest. The hotel also has a 24 hours awake reception.
Guests of the hotel has frequently thanked the cleanness of the hotel and friendly customer services.
Posted by libertees on December 13th, 2011 | No Comments »
Blackpool Council put £500,000 towards the illuminations to make up for the lack of donations it has received from hotels and other businesses. Last year, £33,000 was donated by local businesses to just £23,000 this year. At one point the donations topped £110,000 but this has slowly declined over the years.
If Blackpool Council made good on the suggestion on closing the illuminations, then would this be the nail in the coffin for local hotels in Blackpool and other businesses?
It is no surprise that the illuminations period is by far the busiest time of the season for Blackpool. Although the income in cash received to support just the illuminations is lower than ever, the money spent in the town is the result of this period. Is this just a scare mongering tactic to force businesses into digging deep into their pockets and help support this event?
Should Blackpool Council decide that the £500,000 is not worth investing each year, then it would be argued that this would be short sightedness and detrimental to the town’s heritage and interest worldwide.
Blackpool hoteliers and other businesses would be at risk, sinking further towards the red and Blackpool could face an unprecedented number of foreclosures on the high street.
Instead of lashing out talking about ‘what if we close’ kind of discussions, there should be more business focus on what the attraction brings each year and how to quantify it. To simply turn off one of Britain’s major attractions because of a balance sheet mentality just highlights the same argument of ‘what have Blackpool Council spent the taxes on over the years?’
Support the illuminations if you have a business in Blackpool by all means, but you already pay high council and business tax rates. So instead of the council increasing these further, questions need to be asked as to where the money has gone in the past, and the plans for it in the future.
The history of Blackpool is evident throughout the town and the same mistakes don’t want to be made over the next 50 years.
He creates as well as provide a either replacing existing ones or creating new opportunities for new hotels. If you are looking to book a Blackpool Hotel for your stay, then you can’t go far wrong looking at
Posted by libertees on November 14th, 2011 | No Comments »
Blackpool Gay Hotels
Known well in the U.K. but not as well outside of the country, Blackpool is a British coastal resort town (population 140,000) on the Irish Sea, north of Liverpool and northwest of Manchester (England’s major gay hub after London). steadily over the past 15 years, it is become Northern England’s premier gay and lesbian beach location, and on May 16 and May 17, 2009, the city hosts Blackpool Pride, a lively series of parties, concerts, and gatherings.
This year’s Blackpool Pride features a significant change of venue: the two-day festival has moved from the North Pier location of previous years to Dickson Road, right in the center of the Blackpool Gay Village. Note, however that the Blackpool Gay Pride Parade (which takes place on Sunday, May 17) runs along the city’s Promenade, from St. Chads Headland to the city’s famed North Pier, which is two of one giant piers that jut out from the shore.
You can buy the official admission wristbands (the cost is 7 quid if over 18, and 5 quid for ages 14 to 17) to Pride online and at sure gay-friendly hangouts in Blackpool: the Flying Handbag pub at 48 Queen Street, Trades Bar at 38 Queen Street, and Mardi Gras at 114 Talbot Road – and yes, these bars are in the heart of Blackpool’s Gay Village, around Queen Street and Talbot Road, east of North Pier.
The Blackpool Gay Pride Festival features two days of activity, including a host of great performers: Austin Drage, Laura White, Scooch, Jo O’Meara, Daniel Fox, Andy Scott Lee, Jessica Garlick, Hazell Dean, Toyah Wilcox, Hoop La-La, Hannah Jones, Nicki Italian, Fixion, Kelly Wilde, and more by Blackpool Gay Friendly Hotels.
Additionally, the city’s plenty of gay-popular restaurants and bars, gay hotels, and shops have special events and parties throughout Pride Weekend. Check local gay resources, such as Blackpool’s online Gay Guide and Gayzout Magazine, for details. Also check out Visit Blackpool for general tourism information on the region.