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The Sun
13-07-2025
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- The Sun
The central Bristol hotel with riverfront restaurant and revamped rooms
THE Bristol Hotel, at the core of the city, is a small slice of tranquil, classic comfort, away from the hustle and bustle of the town centre. Here's everything you need to know about the hotel, from how much rooms cost to what to eat at the restaurant. 3 Where is the hotel? Right at the centre of Bristol, with its unique harbourside view, The Bristol is the ideal base for a getaway, with easy access to the city and its amenities. It is found just a 13 minute drive from the nearest train station, Bristol Temple Meads Railway station. What is the hotel like? The revamped art deco-style hotel is in a prime central location at the heart of Bristol is complimented by the friendly, helpful nature of its staff, as well as its chic, contemporary stylings. What are the rooms like? There are 187 rooms too choose from, and our comfy sixth-floor Queen deluxe room had plenty of space with a generous double bed and cracking views of the city's harbour. There are three tiers of rooms available, ranging from the Cosy room, to Deluxe room and finally the option of Suites. Each one is tastefully decorated, with a muted colour palette and pops of colour. Nespresso coffee machines and tea-making facilities are in rooms along with 55in Smart TV and fluffy dressing gowns and slippers. The en-suites are simple although the Temple Spa toiletries leave you smelling delightfully fresh. Rooms available starting from £110 a night. For more information, click here. 3 What is there to eat and drink there? The Bristol's River Grille restaurant with its floor-to-ceiling windows provides guests another opportunity to admire the lively harbourside. We kicked off with the tiger prawns, before duck cassoulet and cider-braised pork belly. The indulgent chocolate tart with orange sorbet and West Country cheeses rounded off the dinner perfectly. The hotel's atmospheric bar, Rick's, was great for a cocktail or two and the River lounge served up an especially tasty afternoon tea. What else is there to do at the hotel? The hotel has a gym and parking. But the barpacked harbourside is the obvious starting point to explore Bristol. From here, take a ten-minute stroll to the quirky St. Nicholas Market- crammed with food outlets and independent stalls selling everything you could possibly desire, from bongs to jewellery and vinyl. The historic Christmas Steps street is worth a climb before a five-minute walk to admire Banksy's Well Hung Lover in Frogmore Street. A dozen of his works are dotted around his home town. Just outside the city is the charming Clifton Village, with Brunel's mighty Suspension Bridge and epic views of the Avon Gorge. Is the hotel family friendly? Yes, The Bristol hotel offers family friendly rooms, interconnecting and suites, as well as child specific amenities upon request. Is there access for guests with disabilities? Yes, the hotel is accessible, with select rooms including accessible facilities, as well as lift access from the ground floor. Looking for a place to stay? For more hotel inspiration click here. 3
The Sun
01-07-2025
- The Sun
Inside the Victorian manor hotel that's surrounded by deer with luxury forest spa
LOCATED in the heart of the New Forest, Burley Manor can be described as a sanctuary for relaxation and exploration. The natural beauty of its grounds and its traditional Victorian architecture makes Burley Manor a picturesque place to stay. 8 8 Here's everything you need to know about the hotel, from how much rooms cost to what to eat at the restaurant. Where is the hotel? This stunning hotel is in the heart of the New Forest National park in the South of England. Surrounded by nature reserves and wildlife, Burley Manor is the perfect place for a rural escape. It's just a 14 minute drive from Sway railway station. What is the hotel like? Dating back to 1852, the Grade II listed Burley Manor oozes Victorian charm - and blends this with bright modern furnishings. The tranquil setting encourages you to unwind from the moment you arrive. Combining old-world charm with modern comforts in rural Hampshire, this manor is just a few minutes' walk from the roaming wild ponies in the quaint village of Burley. There's also an on-site spa offering luxurious treatments. What are the rooms like? We stayed in a spacious Grand Deluxe bedroom, but the Manor also offers luxury suites and stunning shepherds huts. The interior was bright and airy, whilst the antique furniture was in keeping with the manor's historical charm. 8 8 8 Deer have returned to Greenwich Park Grand king-size beds make for a restful night's sleep, and there are Temple Spa goodies included in each room. There is a wide range of rooms available, including Classic, Deluxe and Grand Deluxe. They also offer two luxury suites: the Burley Suite and the Garden suite. Each room is individually designed, to provide guests with the utmost comfort. Feeling like a night in? Treat yourself to room service, available 24 hours. Double rooms start from £150.50 a night on a B&B basis. Book here. What is there to eat and drink there? The Burley restaurant has a vibrant yet relaxed ambience and takes pride in its seasonal menus, which are created around local and sustainable ingredients. We loved our chicken dish, served with leeks and a potato doughnut. For something a bit lighter, afternoon tea and tapas light bites are available during the day. 8 The beautiful bar area is the perfect place to unwind after a country walk, or to retire after dinner for a nightcap. What else is there to do at the hotel? The terrace is a great sun trap from which to enjoy views of the nearby deer sanctuary. Additionally, Burley Manor also offer spa treatments at an extra cost. These include massages, facials and temple spa experiences. Is the hotel family friendly? To ensure a relaxed stay for all guests, only children over aged 13 are allowed to stay overnight at the hotel. Dogs are more than welcome for an extra charge of just £15 per night, with special accommodations provided for your pooch. Dogs are not allowed in dining areas, so Burley Manor requests you keep dogs in your room during mealtimes. Is there access for guests with disabilities? Yes, Burley Manor is accessible, with rooms on the ground floor available for guests, as well as special car parking facilities. You are encouraged to inquire for further details. Looking for a place to stay? For more hotel inspiration click here. 8
Scottish Sun
01-07-2025
- Scottish Sun
Inside the Victorian manor hotel that's surrounded by deer with luxury forest spa
This woodland wonderland and wellness retreat has an outdoor pool and luxury spa, making for a romantic countryside getaway WOODLAND WONDER Inside the Victorian manor hotel that's surrounded by deer with luxury forest spa Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) LOCATED in the heart of the New Forest, Burley Manor can be described as a sanctuary for relaxation and exploration. The natural beauty of its grounds and its traditional Victorian architecture makes Burley Manor a picturesque place to stay. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 8 The dining area is bright, airy and looks out onto the beautiful grounds Credit: Burley Manor The New Forest 8 Burley Manor is opposite a deer park Credit: Burley Manor The New Forest Here's everything you need to know about the hotel, from how much rooms cost to what to eat at the restaurant. Where is the hotel? This stunning hotel is in the heart of the New Forest National park in the South of England. Surrounded by nature reserves and wildlife, Burley Manor is the perfect place for a rural escape. It's just a 14 minute drive from Sway railway station. What is the hotel like? Dating back to 1852, the Grade II listed Burley Manor oozes Victorian charm - and blends this with bright modern furnishings. The tranquil setting encourages you to unwind from the moment you arrive. Combining old-world charm with modern comforts in rural Hampshire, this manor is just a few minutes' walk from the roaming wild ponies in the quaint village of Burley. There's also an on-site spa offering luxurious treatments. What are the rooms like? We stayed in a spacious Grand Deluxe bedroom, but the Manor also offers luxury suites and stunning shepherds huts. The interior was bright and airy, whilst the antique furniture was in keeping with the manor's historical charm. 8 The interior mixes traditional and modern elements Credit: Burley Manor The New Forest 8 There are a variety of rooms offered at Burley Manor - the Burley Suite is spacious Credit: Burley Manor The New Forest 8 The Burley huts are located on the edge of the deer park Credit: Burley Manor The New Forest Deer have returned to Greenwich Park Grand king-size beds make for a restful night's sleep, and there are Temple Spa goodies included in each room. There is a wide range of rooms available, including Classic, Deluxe and Grand Deluxe. They also offer two luxury suites: the Burley Suite and the Garden suite. Each room is individually designed, to provide guests with the utmost comfort. Feeling like a night in? Treat yourself to room service, available 24 hours. Double rooms start from £150.50 a night on a B&B basis. Book here. What is there to eat and drink there? The Burley restaurant has a vibrant yet relaxed ambience and takes pride in its seasonal menus, which are created around local and sustainable ingredients. We loved our chicken dish, served with leeks and a potato doughnut. For something a bit lighter, afternoon tea and tapas light bites are available during the day. 8 Rustic, local dishes are served at Burley Manor Credit: Burley Manor The New Forest 8 This retreat offers a unique, artistic spin on afternoon tea Credit: Burley Manor The New Forest The beautiful bar area is the perfect place to unwind after a country walk, or to retire after dinner for a nightcap. What else is there to do at the hotel? The terrace is a great sun trap from which to enjoy views of the nearby deer sanctuary. Additionally, Burley Manor also offer spa treatments at an extra cost. These include massages, facials and temple spa experiences. Is the hotel family friendly? To ensure a relaxed stay for all guests, only children over aged 13 are allowed to stay overnight at the hotel. Dogs are more than welcome for an extra charge of just £15 per night, with special accommodations provided for your pooch. Dogs are not allowed in dining areas, so Burley Manor requests you keep dogs in your room during mealtimes. Is there access for guests with disabilities? Yes, Burley Manor is accessible, with rooms on the ground floor available for guests, as well as special car parking facilities. You are encouraged to inquire for further details. Looking for a place to stay? For more hotel inspiration click here.
Scottish Sun
30-06-2025
- Scottish Sun
The Elizabethan spa hotel right on the edge of the Cotswolds
This 16th century Elizabethan manor is famous for its award-winning contemporary food and ideal quiet location CHELTENHAM CHARM The Elizabethan spa hotel right on the edge of the Cotswolds Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE Greenway Hotel and Spa in its newly-remodeled glory still retains its Elizabethan charm. Here's everything you need to know about the hotel, from how much rooms cost to what to eat at the restaurant. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 9 Spacious bedrooms overlook the gorgeous manor grounds Credit: Greenway Hotel and Spa 9 The interior is traditional yet comfortable Credit: Greenway Hotel and Spa 9 The interior of the hotel was recently refurbished Credit: Greenway Hotel and Spa Where is the hotel? The building is a stunning Elizabethan manor house set in the Cotswolds, just outside of Cheltenham. The estate with its antique charm is well connected, just a 13 minute drive from Gloucester railway station. What is the hotel like? Found across eight acres of rolling countryside, this hotel is the perfect rural escape. Recently refurbished to the tune of £1.2million, it boasts 4 AA Red stars, blending historical charm with modern luxury. What are the rooms like? All 21 recently renovated bedrooms combine historical features with modern comforts. There are a large variety of rooms, ranging from the Classic Lodge to the Manor suite. Each room is designed with true indulgence in mind. For ultimate luxury, the Manor Suite has a king-sized bed, private living room and glorious views. Double rooms for 2 starting from £97 per person on a B&B basis. Book here. What is there to eat and drink there? The 3 AA Rosette Garden Room Restaurant is one of the best places to eat in Cheltenham. Opt for fine dining here, or go for a more relaxed experience in the Orchard Brasserie. Guinness-drinking horse pulls out of Gold Cup but watches race on TV in 'cutest Cheltenham moment of the week' 9 A comfy and cosy stay in Cheltenham Credit: Greenway Hotel and Spa Menus, crafted by head chef Abhijit Dasalkar, change seasonally. For alfresco dining, The Hide offers a private outdoor space in the walled garden. What else is there to do at the hotel? The Elan spa has been awarded 5 bubbles by the Good Spa Guide. Indulge in TempleSpa treatments, take a dip in the hydrotherapy pool, or work out in the gym. 9 Enjoy beautifully-plated meals at the Greenway Hotel restaurant Credit: Greenway Hotel and Spa 9 A traditionally English afternoon tea in this Elizabethan manor feels luxurious Credit: Greenway Hotel and Spa 9 Retreat to the spa after a day of exploring Cheltenham Credit: Greenway Hotel and Spa 9 The Elan Spa was awarded 5 bubbles by the Good Spa Guide Credit: Greenway Hotel and Spa The hotel also hosts events, such as its Murder Mystery evening on November 9th, with a three-course dinner and some thriller twists. Additionally, there are numerous events in and around the Cotswolds to enjoy. You could attend the Local Jazz, Literature and Folk Festivals, or perhaps the Cheltenham Food and Drink Festival. Is the hotel family friendly? Yes, the hotel is marketed as family friendly, with many activities provided for families by the hotel as well as in the surrounding areas. Nearby attractions include Costwold Wildlife Park, Westonbirt Arboretum, and Tewkesbury Nature Reserve. Family-friendly room options include the Classic Lodge, which can fit four people. Four legged friends are welcome only in specific rooms. Is there access for guests with disabilities? Whilst at Greenway Hotel and Spa there are no designated accessible rooms, certain requests can be accommodated upon request. The hotel encourage you to enquire for details. Looking for more places to stay? For hotel inspiration click here.
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Yahoo
Put a spring in your step this season with North Lakes Hotel and Spa
Treat yourself this spring to a visit to the award-winning North Lakes Hotel and Spa in Penrith. From spring-inspired Sunday lunches to a two-night spa getaway with friends, now's the time to embrace the longer days. Soothing spa days Relax and re-energise yourself with the hotel's luxury Taste of Spring Spa Day. Upon arrival, head straight to the spa where you'll enjoy three hours' access to all the wellness facilities, including full-sized pool and relax lounge. Once fully rested, indulge in a soothing 35-minute Soul Soother treatment – courtesy of the hotel's spa product brand, TempleSpa. The self-care session will be completed with a delicious afternoon tea, expertly prepared by the hotel's team of Executive Chefs. The experience also includes a complimentary TempleSpa Joyful Feel Good Mist, worth £26, to take home. The Taste of Spring Spa Day starts at £130 per person and is valid throughout April and May – a £10 supplement applies Saturday to Sunday. A seasonal getaway Whether it's a family trip to somewhere different or a night away just the two of you, North Lakes Hotel & Spa provides that home-away-from-home feeling. Enjoy dinner in the hotel's restaurant - with a £30 per person, per night dinner allowance each - after you enjoy a late afternoon by the pool, and nourishing your body in the sauna, steam room and hot tubs. The hotel's chefs have created a menu full of flavour, using top quality seasonal produce from the best local suppliers, akin to the vibrant foodie destination that the Lake District has become. In the morning, enjoy a hearty breakfast before heading out to explore the buzz of Penrith. Guests will also be able to enjoy spa access throughout their stay and take advantage of a 10 percent discount off any pre-booked treatments. Based on two people sharing, prices for a one-night stay start from £169 per room*. *Subject to availability. Fun for the whole family The award-winning hotel also boasts the ultimate family-friendly 'VI Little P' package – expertly designed for little guests. Children will find a fun-filled welcome pack when they arrive. Each child is treated to their very own fluffy 'VI Little P' bathrobe, personalised cookie, fresh milk, tempting snacks and an exciting activity pack to keep them entertained. In the restaurant, young diners will also find a delicious menu filled with a wide selection of family-favourites. As dog lovers, the team at North Lakes Hotel and Spa take care of canine companions from the moment they check in to the moment they 'wag' their tail goodbye. The hotel has dog-friendly, ground-floor rooms and beloved pets receive their very own comfy bed as well as an exciting 'Waggy Tails' welcome pack – complete with food bowl, poop bags, a towel and locally-sourced personalised dog biscuits. All four-legged guests are welcome in the hotel's bar and lobby areas, while also enjoying the outdoor space surrounding the property. Just a short drive away, guests will find an array of parks and dog-friendly amenities. Spring-infused menus Whether it's a family get-together or a quick re-fuel after a wander around Penrith, dining out is always a good idea. Packed full of locally sourced ingredients and flavours to suit all tastebuds, guests can enjoy a fantastic dining experience at the hotel's restaurant, FYR Grill. Choose from Cumbrian Smoked Duck, 'Penrith Smokie' Sausage and Heritage Tomato Linguine, FYR Kebabs, or why not try the FYR Bytes to share? Things to do this spring Looking for things to do in the Lake District? Take a stroll around the Ullswater Way, marvel at Brougham Castle or unleash your adrenaline side at Ullswater Outdoor Adventures. About Thwaites Established in 1807, Lancashire-based, family-owned Thwaites boasts a unique collection of award-winning inns, hotels, and spa hotels across England. For more information or to book your visit to North Lakes Hotel and Spa, please contact the reservations team on 01768 868111 or email reception@ The spring packages have also been launched across Thwaites' portfolio of wonderful hotels -
