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In a very quiet street, residential district oblige, this lovely small hotel offers an admirable service, especially demanding on the cleanliness of the places. He has a big one except a lift, which prevents him from getting an extra star. But there is still extremely competitive value for money with other hotels of the same standard. Renovated, comfortable and well-equipped rooms. Spacious bathrooms, with branded toiletries. On the ground floor, a bar and restaurant where you can enjoy a rich breakfast. Nearby, several pleasant pubs such as the Leslies Bar, the Old Bell Inn or Dr Terrace and a very good restaurant, the Salisbury Arms. Maxx and Anette are small care and will make your stay in the Scottish capital more than pleasant by providing a multitude of good plans and starting with a map of the city goupillée by your host in person.

A marvel of modernity, comfort and good taste. This hotel, whose rooms offer exceptional views of the old town, is chic, expensive and splendid! The uncluttered decor showcases the owner's fine collection of contemporary art, and he's also a patron of the arts in his spare time. Rooms are spacious and luxurious, with marble bathrooms. An establishment where you'll enjoy taking the stairs to admire the paintings. Rooms that don't overlook High Street are the quietest.

19 rooms decorated in 19 different styles, all guided by the same inspiration: pop culture. From the vodka bottles that light up the glass walls, the tropical palm trees painted on the surfaces, to the sexy boudoir, every element here is extravagant and burlesque. On the first floor, the cocktail bar even attracts outside visitors, who revel in the trendy atmosphere, enhanced by an excellent playlist (available on CD). A stay you won't forget, with a touch of rock'n'roll.

Simple, elegant decor, a hearty breakfast and a central location: these are the three major assets of this charming B&B, opened in 2004 by Christine and Lucho, in a beautifully renovated historic house. It's a very pleasant place to stay, with quality bedding offering well-deserved rest after a day exploring Brighton. The generous, full buffet breakfast even includes organic ingredients. This pleasant address in the heart of the city also offers a genuinely attentive staff.

Located a few steps from the city centre and the historic bay, this hotel offers 182 rooms, air-conditioned, modern and comfortable. The restaurant is open 7 m/7 from to and the bar 24 h/24. Breakfast is served from to and snacks are available at any time.

It would hardly be an exaggeration to say that the Oak Tree Inn owns the majority of the village of Balmaha. But with a hotel with several chalets, a pub, a restaurant, a café and a mini-market, we get a little closer. And yet, the whole thing has remained very authentic. A mountain retreat atmosphere reigns over all the rooms and the rooms offer modern and functional comfort, with bathrooms, tea, coffee and TV. On the ground floor, a bar and restaurant are open to everyone for a pub meal or a real ale. Many woods, large slabs, pendulums, saws, swords, skis and stuffed animals provide a very traditional setting. A micro-brewery has also developed on site.

The Dryburgh Abbey Hotel is a 4-star hotel located in St Boswells, Melrose, Scotland. Set in a Victorian manor house on a private wooded estate, this country hotel offers a peaceful setting on the banks of the River Tweed. It is next to Dryburgh Abbey, where Sir Walter Scott is buried, and close to Melrose Abbey, where Robert The Bruce is buried. The hotel's rooms are elegant and traditional, with en suite bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms offer views of the River Tweed. Tower suites are also available, with a separate living area. Room service is available. The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast and features a brasserie, an upscale restaurant serving seasonal Scottish cuisine, comfortable lounges with fireplaces, an indoor pool and a sauna. Parking is free, and the establishment is accessible to the disabled. Guest reviews are mixed, with a rating of 3.2 for the rooms and 4.8 for the location. Hotel services and facilities score 2.2.

This lovely Italian-style house is surrounded by a large garden. It's located a little way from the town center, in a quiet area. Some rooms have a view of the church, which is particularly charming. Whether you prefer a dormitory bed or a private room, the choice is yours at this low-cost hostel. The atmosphere is family-friendly, and it's also possible to eat in. It's worth noting that you can park easily and free of charge on Bathwick Hill, which is not easy to do in Bath. A good low-cost place to visit the famous and beautiful city of Bath.

This beautiful establishment with its evocative name is one of Drumnadrochit's good addresses, both for its hotel offer and its good Scottish cuisine. The beautiful rooms are modern and comfortable and have attractive family rooms and dormitories. The establishment also has a bar and restaurant area. In the former, a small room welcomes locals and visitors looking for a drink or a simple dish. In the second, a more classy decor lends itself to traditional meals with finely cooked ingredients

Facing the Atlantic and just a minute's walk from Fistral Beach, this attractive hotel offers good value for money in touristy Newquay. The rooms are classics of excellent hotel design, modernly furnished with care and comfort in mind. Each has its own bathroom, and some also boast superb views out to sea. Restaurant, spa, sauna and children's pool are also available, as are discounts at the on-site Quiksilver Surf School.

As its name suggests, this former mansion offers a list of arguments for a successful stay. Located in the heights of the city, the view is remarkable. Bourgeois rooms, imposing, carefully arranged, that take you back in time. A traditional top-of-the-range breakfast, just like the restaurant "The Everest Bistro" on the British menu, whose meat comes from the family farm. And to perfect everything, there is also everything you need for a wellness break with a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, whirlpool, gym....

Located in North London, Hotel ibis London Euston St Pancras is ideally situated close to Euston station. This hotel offers a friendly atmosphere and elegantly furnished rooms with modern facilities, including free Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy a hearty buffet breakfast to get the day off to a good start. The hotel also features a lobby, elevator, parking lot and garage. A restaurant and bar are also available on site. Rooms are equipped with cable or satellite TV, hairdryers and wireless Internet access. The hotel is handicapped-accessible and features safety equipment including smoke detectors and video surveillance of corridors. Credit cards are accepted as payment.

The city's most chic hotel, in the heart of Welshpool, is housed in a listed house, with all the necessary modern comforts and designer furniture in elegant materials. It carefully preserves a small air of tradition from its... 350 years of existence! Thirty-five rooms are available in this sophisticated haven of peace, which also features a bar, a contemporary inspired restaurant and a more traditional one. The afternoon tea (tea, salty and sweet snacks) is also very pleasant.

With an excellent location just a stone's throw from City Hall, this simple and well-equipped Travelodge is an interesting option in Belfast. The hotel overlooks a quiet square, just behind the famous Crown Liquor Bar. The 90 rooms are spacious and quite pleasant. The first floor café serves breakfast in the morning and turns into an informal bar where you can have a drink in the evening. A word of advice, book in advance for even better rates.

Hilary and Clive Davies run a charming B&B in a typical Edwardian house just a few steps from the seafront. With its well-kept, comfortable and beautifully appointed rooms, its grand period staircase covered in thick carpeting and the incomparable welcome reserved for guests, it feels like a cocoon. Breakfast, ticked off on a list that you slip in at reception before going to bed, can be taken under a small glass roof on decorated wrought-iron tables. Every attention is paid to guest satisfaction.

The Marriott rooms have all the qualities you can expect from a 4-star hotel. We have to add a particularly charming and personalized welcome, a warm atmosphere and a decor full of bricks, carpets and wood. Here was Michael Douglas and his charming Welsh wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones. It seems that she would have forgotten in the room a ring fitted with a solitary. Fortunately, an honest woman bedroom called her to report this omission…

This small boutique hotel is beautifully situated between the botanical garden and the Water of Leith. Adrienne and Stephen, the couple at his head, know the neighborhood well and know about his good pubs and restaurants. Each of the ten rooms is different and one can choose a single, double, family or post-poster and a poster bed. In any event, all have their own bathroom and guests also have access to the hotel lounge lounge. Several wines, beers, spirits and single malts are kept there.

Very central, it offers all the comfort expected from the traditional hotel. Discreet and professional service, tastefully furnished rooms, detail and quality catering. Good value for money.

Surrounded by golf courses, close to one of the most famous racecourses and only 5 km from Prestwick Airport, this hotel has a high quality restaurant and bar area. It has 49 comfortable rooms, tastefully decorated and named after famous racecourses. Everything has been thought of to make your stay pleasant: courtesy tray, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryer, safe, mini-bar. As a guest of the hotel you will have free access to The Gym Group gym in Heathfield park.

The Wardonia Hotel is a family-run establishment set in a magnificent Georgian house in London. Since 1967, it has been offering small but comfortable rooms offering excellent value for money. The hotel is ideally located just a short walk from St. Pancras International Station and close to a number of tourist attractions. Rooms feature a color TV with 34 digital channels, free Wi-Fi, an open closet, two open shelves and a bedside table. The Wardonia Hotel also features a French restaurant located in the heart of the establishment.

The 151 rooms at this Apex hotel vary in size, but all offer thoughtful design, a bathroom, contemporary surroundings and some nice views. There's also a spa, a pool, a fitness room and an on-site restaurant-pub: the Quayside bar & grill. Good discounts are sometimes available online. The comfort is optimal and the service impeccable. The hotel is well placed to discover the city on foot.

The 83 minimalist rooms, recently renovated, (standard or more spacious) are softened by a pastel shade. Fully equipped, you can even connect your Netflix account to your room TV. No windows but huge windows (precision for claustrophobic, they do not open) with panoramic views. Hearty breakfasts are served as a buffet. For the trendiest, the penthouse is worth a visit. Pets accepted. Promo sometimes on their website.

A hotel with clean white and cream rooms, with storage shelves, internet access, tea and coffee available and large bathrooms clean, modern equipment. The hotel also helps you organise your stay on request by making tickets for the main attractions of the city.

Situated along Leinster Square, the Wedgewood Hotel is a simple, affordable Victorian house. It offers an ideal location, just a 7-minute walk from Bayswater tube station and 10 minutes from Hyde Park. Paddington station, with the Heathrow Express train line, is also just 1.5 km from the hotel. Rooms are basic and traditional, with en suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, TVs and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms offer garden views. Breakfast is served in a simple dining room, and room service is available. The hotel also offers a lounge. Wi-Fi is free and breakfast is included in the room rate. The hotel is child-friendly and offers an airport shuttle service. The hotel is non-smoking. The Wedgewood Hotel is ideally located, close to the sights, restaurants and bars of the city center. It is also well served by public transport, and parking is available.

This large complex has a youth hostel and a camping site in addition to the original hotel. The hostel is really nice, with a well-equipped kitchen. There are 70 beds in rooms for two, four, six, eight and ten people. On the hotel side, it's classic, nothing exceptional. The rooms are sober but clean. There is a pub with billiards and a restaurant. You can also enjoy the sauna as well as the hotel's large gardens. And if you're missing something, there's even a small shop. Dogs are allowed.

The City Hotel is a conveniently located hotel, opposite the River Foyle and a three-minute walk from the city walls. It has the advantage of offering views of both the hinterland and the city. The pleasant rooms are modern, in a rather refined Art Deco style. A swimming pool and gym are also available to residents. Breakfast is an all-you-can-eat buffet, which is taken in the restaurant's large room, and is always of good quality. A good place to stay for a stopover in Derry

Ideal for a break before or after the return to France, beautiful sea view, elegant, modern and comfortable rooms (15 rooms). Some have a balcony.

A tiny village bordering a creek around the English countryside, but close to Exeter. This old pub dates back to the th century. The ground floor is dedicated to the bar-restaurant and the floor welcomes 6 comfortable, clean and absolute rooms. Ideal for cycling, walking or to reach the surrounding cities.

Half way between Polperro and Looe, this hotel hotel is surrounded by large gardens, very well maintained. The residents will appreciate the quiet location and its excellent restaurant, renowned for its traditional cuisine.

Ideally located on the seafront 100 m from Pier and close to all the activities, family atmosphere and conviviality.

Two bars, a restaurant. A hotel Regency with a large part of the rooms offering views of the sea with bathroom and TV. The hotel also has a leisure centre with sauna, solarium and Jacuzzi. Free indoor swimming pool.

Just a stone's throw from the pedestrian precinct and the cathedral, this hotel offers the ideal setting for a stay in the heart of England's ancient capital. Once a private residence in the ^16th century, the building served as a bishop's residence, then a Benedictine convent, before being converted into a hotel in 1857. Enlarged and renovated, the rooms are spacious and elegant, and it's now a privileged vacation destination, whose value is enhanced tenfold by the garden and grand restaurant.

Small hotel where the reception is kind. Discounts for seniors, weekends, weekends and seasonal periods. The boss speaks French.

Located on the seafront, offers a warm welcome and proximity to the sea at very competitive prices (from £ 21 to £ 27 per person and per night).

Refrains, lace, Wymering Guest-House resembles a real waist doll house. With its ideal location, within walking distance of the city centre, the B & B has everything to please. All the more so since your host, Pam, will advise you on your visit.

The columns of the imposing White Hart façade conceal a very good establishment, or the service is impeccable. The cosy atmosphere of the restaurant and the tranquillity of the garden give the hotel a charming charm. In the rooms, a discreet decoration with natural tones dominates.

Located 10 miles from Bristol in the direction of Cheddar and the airport, this comfortable B & B at the warm welcome is ideal for a stopover without going into downtown Bristol by car.

A very charming B & B located in old into cottages, the welcome is warm, the couple Hugh and Linda is quite wonderful. View of the estuary and sea, the ideal base for exploring Kent.

Sleep in a mill, bathed by a tranquil river. The rooms have been designed to highlight this atypical building. The sober and modern decoration adds to the wooden beams and white brick walls. A superb place, which lacks originality.