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The Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel has occupied one of Bristol's most prominent sites since it was first opened as a hotel in 1863. Situated on College Green, it is next to Bristol Cathedral and adjacent to Bristol's Historic Waterfront. The Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel with its handsome Victorian facade combines the best of Victorian style and character with contemporary luxury. Twinkling chandeliers, polished marble, warm mahogany and gleaming brass combine to create a magnificent "First Impression". For dining, the stunning 'Michael Caines' restaurant offers a chance to sample some of the best "Fine Cuisine" in the area whilst the adjacent Terrace Restaurant offers a more informal atmosphere for breakfast, lunch and dinner. With 242 luxury bedrooms, including 16 suites and its Roman themed indoor leisure centre with Health & Beauty Salon, the Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel is really a very "Special" place to stay.
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An elegant Regency country house, cradled by both the Quantocks and the Blackdown Hills, the Mount Somerset is noted for its elegance and warmth. It has the warm, inviting feel of a delightful, private country house and, having only 11 bedrooms, gives you the feeling you are staying with friends. High ceilings, large windows and a fabulous, sweeping, circular staircase create a sense of spaciousness and elegance. Real log fires, abundant scatter cushions and antique pictures and ornaments add extra warmth and colour.
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Begun in 1767 by John Wood the Younger, the crescent took eight years to complete and included some of the grandest houses in Bath. John Wood was utterly determined that his masterpiece should present a prospect of total uniformity and understated gracefulness, his sweeping vision and scrupulous attention to every detail has created a great elliptical curve almost fifty feet high and five hundred feet long that comprises thirty houses of grand proportions.
Such harmony, restraint and elegance, plus the gently sloping sweep of grass that stretches before it, always has the same effect ? whether you are seeing the crescent for the very first time, or for the hundredth, it is a sight that never fails to draw a gasp of amazement. When the famous literary hostess, Mrs Elizabeth Montagu, came to live at No.16 in 1780 she declared that ?The beautiful situation of the Crescent cannot be understood by any comparison with anything in any town whatsoever.? Over two centuries later it is hard to see how any sensible observer could reasonably challenge this bold claim.
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Set in 20 Acres of gardens and Parkland, 18th century Bailbrook House occupies a magnificent setting overlooking the Avon valley and just 2 miles from the centre of the wonderful city of Bath.
Less than 10 miles from the motorway, Sundial's latest executive business meeting venue is perfectly connected for the M4 corridor, southern England and only 90 Minutes by train from London and by car from Heathrow airport.
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The 5 star Bath Spa Hotel creates a magnificent first impression with its landscaped gardens and long sweeping drive up to a classical colonnaded frontage. Once inside, the ambience of timeless quality is continued with d r and furnishings perfectly attuned to the building s original use as a private house. |
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The Bristol Marriott is situated close to the city centre. The hotel is just a few minutes walk from the major business and shopping areas making it a superb location for both leisure and business guests. All 289 of the spacious en-suite guestrooms have individually controlled air conditioning, remote control color TV with satellite channels, mini bar, trouser press, hair dryer, direct dial telephone with voice mail. There are designated non-smoking, disabled and executive rooms available. Guests have the choice of The Brasserie Restaurant, a Costa Coffee shop and Terrace Bar which are open all day for teas, coffees and a wide range of sandwiches and snacks as well as a large selection of alcoholic beverages. To help guests unwind after a busy day the hotel features an extensive leisure club with a heated swimming pool, whirlpool, steam room, sauna and fully equipped gymnasium that is complimentary to hotel residents.
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This elegant country house hotel, stands in 18 acres of countryside within easy reach of Bristol city centre. The hotel has a real country feel, with an attractive woodland setting and comfortable bedrooms. Only 8 miles from the city of Bristol, you'll find a Poolside Leisure Club with an indoor pool, sauna, steam room and exercise equipment.
Relax in the sauna or take a dip in the pool, youre sure to find something thatll suit you.
The hotels Poolside Leisure Club is open Monday - Friday from 07.30 to 21.00 and on Saturday and Sunday from 08.00 to 22.00 and offers a great range of facilities including: Swimming pool, Solarium, Sauna, Spa bath, Gymnasium, Treatment room.
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Located close to the historic centre of Bristol and within easy access of the beautiful Avon countryside.
The hotel has undergone a complete refurbishment. Enjoy the excitement of Bristol when visiting the Science Centre, Wild Walkabout, Tropical Rainforest and much more. Later, find time to relax in the hotel's Poolside Leisure Club. |
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A superb Palladian mansion set in one of the West Country's most romantic estates, Ston Easton Park exudes elegance, warmth and comfort. Log fires burn, comfortable antique furniture and exquisite paintings beckon, evoking memories of a more leisured age and providing a welcome you might associate with a magnificent private country house. There is little that can compare with the well preserved classicism of Ston Easton Park.
The Library and the magnificent State Rooms are always greatly appreciated by guests, including one of England's earliest surviving Print Rooms with its reminders of the Grand Tours undertaken in the 18th Century. The Palladian Saloon has been described as one of 'the finest rooms in Somerset'.
Guests often delight in going 'below stairs' to the old kitchen, still preserved as it was in its Georgian heyday. |
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This distinguished Victorian 4 Star Hotel is situated in the heart of a busy commercial city. Its luxurious 182 en-suite bedrooms are designed and furnished for maximum comfort. After a GBP 1.3 Million investment the Hotel recently opened the Otium Health and Leisure Club. The Otium is now the largest Hotel Leisure Complex within the city centre, with its state of the art Gymnasium, pool area with hot spa bath, Sauna and Steam room and Beauty treatment rooms.
Whether here for business or pleasure you ll find our newly refurbished Tyrells Restaurant and Bar the perfect end to your day with its mouth watering a la carte menu and its refreshing drinks selection.
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