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Chester Grosvenor Hotel
(Chester) Steeped in 125 years of history, The Chester Grosvenor is recognized as one of the most highly acclaimed hotels in Europe. The hotel is owned by Duke of Westminster and proudly maintains the highest standards of excellence in terms of comfort, courtesy and service. Amongst its many accolades, The Chester Grosvenor was cited ' Hotel of the Year 1993' in a leading independent guide.

Prince of Wales
(Southport) The Prince of Wales hotel, set amongst the tree lined boulevard of Lord Street, Southport, offers modern facilities but still retains the elegance and character reflected throughout this interesting Victorian seaside resort.

Royal Clifton Hotel
(Southport) The Royal Clifton Hotel enjoys 110 tastefully furnished ensuite guest rooms many with panoramic views over the King's gardens and the North West coastline. The Royal Clifton Hotel is a member of the world's largest group of independent hotels. A friendly welcome is assured for a pleasant start to a relaxing golf break. It is a AA 3 star hotel with a Victorian facade, situated on the Promenade.

Scarisbrick Hotel
(Southport) Ideally situated in the heart of Southport's main tree-lined boulevard. This beautifully refurbished traditional hotel offers the highest standard of accommodation, food and service. Close to the Promenade, Floral Hall, Arts Centre and only 12 miles from the motorway network. Whatever your requirements, the Scarisbrick Hotel offers Conference and Banqueting facilities tailored to suit every requirement as well as a host of 'out of hours' entertainment and pleasure. The Scarisbrick Hotel has 90 rooms on 5 floors.

Clifton Arms
(Lytham) This friendly, traditional hotel overlooks Lytham's seafront. It offers bedrooms in contemporary style equipped with modern amenities and the front facing enjoy views of the Ribble estuary.

Miller Howe Hotel
(Windermere) Miller Howe is situated on the shores of Lake Windermere standing in four and a half acres of well-kept gardens. Many guests doubt if there is a finer view anywhere to compare with this one from the conservatory and terrace. The accent is one of friendly personal service with a high standard of English cooking using local produce.

CENTRAL

Belfry Hotel
(Wishaw) The Belfry is so much more than just a hotel; it’s a quite unique experience, a perfect blend of cuisine, leisure and pleasure. It is the warm and friendly welcome of the Belfry where the emphasis is always on your comfort and pleasure. Famous throughout the world for its links with the Ryder Cup, The Belfry offers much more than just golf. A superb hotel, friendly service and fabulous leisure facilities combines with a choice restaurants and bars to ensure that any stay here will linger in the memory as a truly special experience. And while it may be true that The Belfry is about much more than just golf; with three magnificent courses on site, including the magnificent Brabazon and PGA National Courses, golf is very much intertwined into the entire Belfry experience.

Shakespeare Hotel
(Stratford-Upon-Avon) Stratford-Upon-Avon is famous the world over as the birthplace of the great playwright William Shakespeare. ‘The Bard’ lived here in later life in a house called ‘The New Place’, only a few yards away from The Shakespeare Hotel. The exterior features nine gables and a timbered facade which date the hotel itself back to at least 1637.

SOUTH

Bath Spa Hotel
(Bath) The five star Bath Spa Hotel is a splendid Georgian mansion with a long, sweeping driveway up to a classically colonnaded front, and seven acres of fine, formal gardens. Secluded within its own grounds, the hotel is a perfect retreat – yet is only a 10 minute stroll from the city centre, and close to the Roman Baths, Pump Room and the great shops. The Alfresco and Vellore Restaurants provide excellent variety, to delight the most discerning of palates.

Bell Hotel
(Sandwich) The Bell itself has stood on its present site since the early 17th century, although an earlier Bell Inn was certainly in existence in Sandwich from the 14th century and reputedly hosted Queen Elizabeth I with a glass of sack. Although no longer host to monarchs The Bell is still renowned for its warm hospitality and stylish accommodation. The Bell offers guests the opportunity to relax in traditional comfort with all the benefits of modern facilities to hand. This small hotel prides itself on providing the personal service and professional care which ensure that every stay is a memorable occasion. The individually furnished bedrooms are attractive and spacious. All have ensuite facilities and views of the River Stour or the ancient streets and rooftops of Sandwich.

Berystede Hotel
(Ascot) With its high turrets, timbered facade and nine-acre wooded grounds, the Berystede has plenty of victorian atmosphere. The inside too, retains the style of the period and many original features of the house are highlighted in the comfortable public rooms and spacious bedrooms.

LONDON

Crowne Plaza St. James Court Hotel
A fine example of Edwardian architecture with a calm and luxurious interior, St James Court is now one of London's most palatial hotels. Set in peaceful Buckingham gate in the heart of Westminster, it is just stately stroll from many of London's most famous landmarks.

Flemings
Situated in the heart of Mayfair, the Flemings Hotel offers a unique atmosphere of traditional charm and elegance that is apparent throughout the hotel, especially in the reception area with its elaborate chandeliers and period furniture.

Baileys
The Bailey's Hotel, originally opened in 1876, has been renovated and carefully restored to its original glory. Complimented by its elegant Victorian facade, the Bailey's Hotel now offers the comforts of a luxurious home with the convenience of hotel facilities and service.

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