Category: Hotel Reviews

Tewkesbury Park, Tewkesbury, Review Tewkesbury Park has an illustrious history dating back to the Wars of the Roses in 1471; the Battle of Tewkesbury was fought on land adjacent to the hotel. Whilst appreciating the wonderful views of the rolling parkland to the far distant hills of Malvern you can imagine you still hear the […]

Blessed with astonishingly good weather we drove up to Milford Haven for a mid-week mini break at the Tŷ Hotel, the newest addition in the Celtic Collection group expanding its unique brand of premium accommodation across Wales. The hotel sits neatly on the quay, alongside the prettiest of marinas, tall masts a clinking and clonking […]

Tortworth Court has an august history having been owned by the Ducie family for over 350 years and is an exceptionally fine example of a Victorian manor house and estate. Designed by Teulon for the 2nd Earl of Ducie it sported the most modern technology of the time, gas lighting and hot air central heating […]

The concept of budget motels has never quite caught on in Britain. If you do find one it will be dreary and soulless and very probably extra noisy due to its proximity to the roadside, until now that is. Mollie’s has broken the mould, designed by the team behind the upmarket boutique hotels like Somerset’s […]

To stay at the Francis Hotel in Bath is to dip your toe into the famous Bath Spa waters of history and marvel at its magnificent Georgian architecture; it has a Grade I listing and has been a private hotel since 1884. You might imagine that your room was once occupied by a periwigged and […]