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Hotel du Vin \ Hotel du Vin Bristol \ Narrow Lewins Mead
Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Bristol: Review
Please note: our stay and all food and drink at Hotel du Vin & Bistro Bristol were received free of charge, but this in no way impacted on our opinion. We were not obliged to write a positive review, and the venue did not see this review before it was put up on […]
Bristol Grand Hotel \ Broad Street \ Keepers \ Keepers Kitchen & Bar \ Mercure Bristol Grand
Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel, Broad Street: Review
After a refurbishment, the Mercure Bristol Grand boasts fantastic new decor and the brand new Keepers Kitchen & Bar for dining and drinking.
Holland House Hotel \ Mercure \ Mercure Holland House \ Urban Bar and Kitchen
Mercure Holland House Hotel, Redcliffe Hill: Review
Bristol’s Mercure Holland House Hotel has had a recent revamp, with certain rooms now individually styled with a Bristol theme.
Celtic Manor \ Cen \ Larkin Cen \ Newport \ Richard Davies \ Steak On Six \ The Epicure Experience
Celtic Manor, near Newport: Review
The Celtic Manor Resort, near Newport, has something for everyone: championship golf courses, a spa, children’s activities and a range of dining options.
Bolventor \ Cornwall \ Jamaica Inn
Jamaica Inn, Bolventor, Cornwall: Review
Daphne du Maurier fans and those with an interest in the paranormal will love Jamaica Inn – it’s certainly full of character and has a fantastic history.
Forest Holidays \ Forest of Dean \ Hunter Gather Cook
Forest of Dean foraging with Forest Holidays
An overnight stay, a night vision forest tour, a foraging trip and wild cooking at the Forest Holidays Forest of Dean site.
Hoxton \ Hoxton Hotel \ Hoxton Hotel Shoreditch \ London
The Hoxton Hotel, Shoreditch, London: Review
When is a hotel not a hotel? When it’s an “anti-hotel”, of course – and that’s exactly what The Hoxton Hotel in Shoreditch, London, claims to be.
Cirencester \ Kings Head Hotel
Kings Head Hotel, Cirencester: Review
Newly opened for 2014, the Grade II-listed Kings Head Hotel is a contemporary 45-bedroom hotel with an impressive history.
Ben Bulger \ Exeter \ Magdalen Chapter \ Simon Hopkinson
The Magdalen Chapter Hotel, Exeter: Review
There’s no other way to describe this place other than the epitome of cool…