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sue51 reviews

93%

very good

[06/05/2011] I've been staying at the Travelodge Heathrow Terminal 5 roughly every other week for the past 9 months. LOCATION Situated just off Junction 14 of the M15 and on the M4 / M25 interchange - it is wonderfully convenient for both travellers and people working in the area. The site has ground floor and multi-storey car-parking managed by Britannia and charged at £5 a night. Customers can pay using one of the many ticketing machines dotted around (only one takes credit cards which is adjacent to reception) or they can book and pay online or using their mobile phone. If using a mobile, there is [more]

Ibis Lincoln

Lincoln

98%

pretty good

[07/01/2007] With the memory of the IBIS Chesterfield barely cold in my mind, it was with a comfortable heart and no fear of what lay ahead as I trundled up the A46 towards Lincoln, because all these outlets are clones of one another, arent they? WHO ARE THEY? IBIS are part of the French hotel chain Accor hotels, who are also responsible for bringing us Sofitel, Novotel, and Formula 1. IBIS stands one step ahead of Formula 1, and their 46 outlets in the UK are branded by the AA as Budget Hotels. Following my pleasant stay at Chesterfield, they were on the verge of becoming my preferred hotel for [more]

Ibis Chesterfie ld

Chesterfie ld

95%

very good

[29/12/2006] A 930 start in Belper for a dog show, preceded by supper and a meeting in Chesterfield the previous evening were sufficient to send me off on the hunt for local accommodation that also allowed Pets. I took (for me) the unusual step of seeking advice from a local, and as a result booked myself into the IBIS Chesterfield. WHO ARE THEY? IBIS are part of the French owned Accor Hotel group who also own the Novotel, Sofitel, and Formula 1 outlets. The IBIS outlets are branded by the AA as Budget Hotels, so level and pricewise on a par with Holiday Inn Express and Premier Travel Inns. BO [more]

Thistle Euston

London

98%

pretty good

[27/12/2006] Thistle Hotels are a relatively small chain by International Standards offering 47 hotels across the UK, 16 of which are in and around London. After searching extensively for three rooms in a central London hotel, it was with some trepidation I discovered I would be staying in a Thistle. Having used them on two prior occasions, finding small rooms, and often poor quality food, I was nervous on what to expect from one of the few hotels in the Capital with three vacancies for the night in question. The Thistle Euston was found on our behalf, at a rather steep £120 B&B it was this or nothing [more]

Wynnstay

Oswestry

98%

good

[26/12/2006] I stumbled across the Wynnstay rather by accident when looking for accommodation when travelling between Bolton and Newtown North Wales for meeting. Being part of the Best Western Chain I thought the Wynnstay would be OK for a one night stop-over. What I didnt realise until I stayed here, is that the Best Western is not a chain, it is simply a brand encapsulating around 3,500 worldwide independent hotels, so commonality, such as that experienced with chains such Marriott, and Hilton should not be expected. The hotel claimed to have a superb leisure suite, although from looking at thei [more]

Cedar Court Huddersfie ld

Huddersfie ld

90%

perfection!

[21/12/2006] For anyone who has ever had the pleasure to visit Huddersfield, which despite many people's reactions, actually seems like quite a pleasant city with good education and shopping facilities, what it doesn't offer is many high quality hotels, at least, not that I have been able to find. LOCATION The Cedar Court Hotel, is a privately owned outlet, formerly owned by Hilton International is situated at Ainley Top, a short distance from junction 24 of the M62, and a few miles from Huddersfield city centre. A taxi into the University would set you back around £5. The hotel is also about 5 minutes [more]

Marriott London Heathrow Airport

Heathrow

98%

excellent

[06/12/2006] An early Monday morning meeting in central London meant my options were a 3.30am start, or a stopover somewhere close. Travelling from the West, Heathrow seemed like the obvious choice and the offerings on Bath Road are broad; from the Renaissance to the Novotel, the Sheraton Skyline and many luxury and budget outlets in-between, to my choice, the Marriott because it met my criteria of in room high speed internet access, a swimming pool, and on site parking.. ARRIVAL The Heathrow Marriott is on Bath Road, a stones throw from one of the main Heathrow runways. Access is really straightforwar [more]

Jurys Inn Birmingham

Birmingham

98%

excellent

[28/11/2006] For anyone not aware of the Jurys Doyle chain, they are an Irish chain with over 30 properties in the UK, Ireland and the States and claim to be one of the fastest growing hotel chains in Europe. They have three levels of offering, the budget Jurys Inn range, the Jurys Hotel, and 3-5 star luxury bands, the Berkeley Court, the Towers, and the Westbury outlets. Being relatively easy access from my home, Birmingham is not somewhere I tend to stay over that often, but on this occasion, attending a two day event in the city, I had little option, and as the tab was being picked up by a third par [more]

Jurys Inn Edinburgh

Edinburgh

95%

good

[25/11/2006] Jurys Doyle is a hotel and inn chain with its roots in Ireland and 36 hotels in cities across Ireland, the UK and a handful in the US, with another 3 UK outlets opened in the UK in 2005. Their offerings range from 3 star inns to 5 star luxury. Jurys Inn Edinburgh is just that, an Inn rather than a hotel, and at the lower end of the Jurys Doyle chain, room-wise comparable with the Premier half of the Premier Travel Inn chain. Situated in Jeffery Street, central Edinburgh, a stones throw away from Princes Street and George Street, it is well placed to explore the offerings of this magnificent [more]

Novotel Coventry

Coventry

98%

good

[24/11/2006] The Novotel outlets belongs to the French chain, Accor, who are also credited with bringing us, among others, Sofitel (Luxury), Mercure, Ibis, (Budget) and Formule 1 (Ultra budget). Like most reputable hotel chains, rooms can be booked on-line, and this hotel offers an internet rate of £45 per room per night at weekends, during the week you are looking at the slightly more costly price of £72. The rack rate during our last stay was £90 per room. If booking on the Accor website, your on-line booking confirmation does not make it explicit whether the rate includes breakfast, however, in keepi [more]

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