HOTELS

UK
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Boutique
Car Park
City
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Close to Airport

Club Floor
Conference Facilities
Gym
Screening Room
Spa

Swimming Pool
5 Star
4 Star
3 Star

ACCOR HOSPITALITY

From budget to luxury, all over the world, Accor hotels’ brands are constantly reinventing their concept to satisfy the needs and expectations of business and leisure customers alike.

HYATT

Hyatt are a global hospitality company with widely recogniSed, industry leading brands and a tradition of innovation developed over a more than fifty-year history. Hyatt manage, franchise, own and develop branded hotels, resorts and residential and vacation ownership properties around the world. In June 2011, the Company's worldwide portfolio consisted of 456 properties.

MALMAISON

Take twelve buildings of great character across the UK, conduct a spectacular make-over, fill them full of superstar people, slinky style, a dash of rock'n'roll and an unfeasibly reasonable price tag, and you have the very essence of Mal life.

ROCCO FORTE HOTELS

Rocco Forte Hotels is a family of 13 highly individual hotels and resorts, with four new properties due to open within the next three years. Each is as individual and characterful as the country and city which inspires its design and each features a unique sense of style and ambience that awaits your discovery. Yet like any family they also share certain characteristics. Behind each individual personality you will find luxurious rooms, fine dining experiences, class-leading facilities and a dedication to providing you with the highest levels of service.

SOFITEL

The Sofitel brand proposes a network of luxury resorts and hotels, which are both modern and chic, offering unique environments combined with major assets.

STARWOOD

Starwood through various brands world wide offer luxury accommodation, each brand represents an individual design and feel to suit most tastes.

THE LEADING HOTELS OF THE WORLD

The Leading Hotels of the World's featured hotels cater to the discriminating few, where first class service is a norm rather than an exception.