Best Western Annual Members Conference

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The Best Western Annual Members Conference was held a few weeks ago, with speeches from Sir Clive Woodward and Steve Cram, entertainment from Stavros Flatley and the much anticipated Gala Dinner. In amongst the inspirational speeches, workshops and Greek Irish … Read More

Steven Jones
08.02.12

Picture perfect gallery

I thought you might like to know about my unique studio/gallery overlooking the Menai Straits in the picturesque town of Beaumaris. It is situated in the BEST WESTERN Bulkeley Hotel, a superb Georgian hotel built in 1832. I have been … Read More

07.02.12

Welcome BEST WESTERN Palace Hotel & Casino

BEST WESTERN Palace Hotel & Casino is one of the largest 4-star hotels on the Island of Douglas situated just metres from the beach on the beautiful Victorian promenade overlooking Douglas Bay. Paul Forrest, the hotel manager, tells us all about our latest … Read More

BEST WESTERN PLUS Maldron Hotel Cardiff
07.02.12

Welcome to the BEST WESTERN PLUS Maldron Hotel Cardiff

BEST WESTERN PLUS Maldron Hotel Cardiff is the latest edition to the Best Western family. Located in the heart of Cardiff City Centre it is perfectly located for sports fans, shoppers and countryside lovers. Let’s see what receptionist Natalie Jarmen has … Read More

ROSE AND CROWN NIGHT PHOTO WITH BLUE SKY
06.02.12

Win one of five, two night breaks

THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED Do you fancy winning a 2 night break for 2 people? All you need to do to enter our competition is visit our Year of Get Up and Go Hub, log in through Facebook  and … Read More

BEST WESTERN Gonville Hotel
06.02.12

I think the web tangles us up

Stewart Lee says online reviews can make it hard to judge hotels – oh, and comedians We live in an age of online accountability. Nearly a quarter of a century ago, when I first schlepped around as a stand-up, our … Read More

BEST WESTERN Orton Hall Hotel (2)
06.02.12

A picture of Evil

Her eyes are the colour of seawater.  Not the water that laps on Caribbean shores but the slate grey of angry northern seas. Her brows lie in two caterpillar lines above her eyes, almost black, heavy and unplucked. Her cheekbones … Read More

Knitting
03.02.12

Knits in the city

People across the country are being urged to look out for a group of  ‘guerilla knitters’, who are on a campaign to brighten up the mundane and humdrum with handmade fabric graffiti. A crack team of four nutty knitters is … Read More

Recycled Present
19.01.12

Recycling this year’s presents!

Now don’t go denying it – you have done it and you’ll keep doing it – the box of Thornton’s chocs, the Boots 3 for 2, the cocktail making kit, the fondue set, the olive oil and balsamic dipping set… … Read More

Sussex-Coastline_blog
10.01.12

Why go to Provence when you can go to Sussex?

Fancy drifting past azure seascapes, soaking up vibrant art, fine wines and fragrant lavender? Voilà, no need to cross the Channel, says Tim Moore I’m heading south, to a sun-kissed realm of vineyards and lavender, where ancient villages cling to … Read More