Hotels in the Leamington Spa Area
17 November 2005, 11:23 AM
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Hotels in the Leamington Spa Area
Anyone recommend any hotels in the Leamington Spa area right in centre for around £50-70 per night? Ideally with swimming pool etc 
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17 November 2005, 12:57 PM
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How near to Leamington town centre are you looking for ?? - plenty within say a 5 mile radius.
Not sure for £50 - £70 per night any will have a pool.
Not sure for £50 - £70 per night any will have a pool.
17 November 2005, 01:02 PM
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Within 5 mins walking distance of the clubs and bars etc really.
Any suggestions with or without tbh. Will go for corporate rate as on business.
Any suggestions with or without tbh. Will go for corporate rate as on business.
17 November 2005, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Kael
tbh. Will go for corporate rate as on business.
The marriott doesn't have a pool attached but it allows you to go to a health club around the corner and use their facilities. Pretty good "Frankie Vaughan" too (So I'm told)
17 November 2005, 01:19 PM
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I'd have to recommend the Angel, as it's co-owned by my boss. 
And no, I don't / can't get discounts. No pool, but it's close to the river if you're desperate 
Well within walking distance to all the bars etc.
And no, I don't / can't get discounts. No pool, but it's close to the river if you're desperate Well within walking distance to all the bars etc.
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Avoid the Falstaff Hotel. Tiny rooms (folding door to the en-suite bathroom as there is no room to open a conventional door), disgustingly greasy (and cold) breakfast, add a 5p markup to newspapers, etc.
I stayed there once and will never go back.
I stayed there once and will never go back.
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You could try the new travel lodge in the centre of the town (on the parade) should be well within your budget (pocket any extra !!) and stumble out the front door straight into the pubs.
It used to be a big private hotel but has just been refurbished as a travelodge.
https://www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_...p?hotel_id=143
No pool though !!
It used to be a big private hotel but has just been refurbished as a travelodge.
https://www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_...p?hotel_id=143
No pool though !!
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Boss is out to lunch at the mo... details I have are:
Angel Hotel
Regent Street
Leamington Spa
CV32 4NZ
Tel: 01926 881296
Fax: 01926 881296
Angel Hotel
Regent Street
Leamington Spa
CV32 4NZ
Tel: 01926 881296
Fax: 01926 881296
17 November 2005, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Milamber
Thats unusual as I have always found Best Western hotels to be very good quality.
Angel is near to the pubs/clubs too - and of course the receptionist is a babe - there are lots of them in Leamington !!
17 November 2005, 01:33 PM
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Just rang the Angel
Quite possibly will go there.Any others worth recommending? In centre of Leamington?
Never been a fan of Travelodges....
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17 November 2005, 01:39 PM
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On a serious note, the angel was perfect in nearly every way. The room was huge and just the right temperature. It had a desk so I could work at night. Bed was comfortable and had just the right amount of pillows (loads).
The evening meal was fantastic, fillet steak medallions in a whisky sauce mmmmmm.
Car park is a bit of a nightmare to get out of but thats not the hotels fault. I would definitely go there again without hesitation.
To all the people who know the area well this may sound a bit odd, but I went our for an exploration trying to find an indian restaurant.......could I find one? no. Had a mexican instead which to be honest as a bit poor.
The staff at the hotel were all really nice and friendly.
The evening meal was fantastic, fillet steak medallions in a whisky sauce mmmmmm.
Car park is a bit of a nightmare to get out of but thats not the hotels fault. I would definitely go there again without hesitation.
To all the people who know the area well this may sound a bit odd, but I went our for an exploration trying to find an indian restaurant.......could I find one? no. Had a mexican instead which to be honest as a bit poor.
The staff at the hotel were all really nice and friendly.
17 November 2005, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by wrxseeker
To be fair so have I but the Falstaff is in need of a bit refurb TBH.
Absolutely gorgeous scenery, swimming pool and top class restaurant.
TOP TIP If you book, ask for a room in "the 60's" i.e 60,61,62 etc. You will not be disappointed..........
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To all the people who know the area well this may sound a bit odd, but I went our for an exploration trying to find an indian restaurant.......could I find one? no. Had a mexican instead which to be honest as a bit poor.
The Angel is probably your best bet for the town centre if you dont like Travellodge's.
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17 November 2005, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Cool Chick
Marriott Leamington I've heard is a very nice hotel....
Plus it is out of the town - 10mins taxi ride from the pubs and clubs
17 November 2005, 07:07 PM
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stayed at the angel loads of times when im up on courses in gaydon. nice hotel and 2 mins walk from all the bars ect . goin to leaminton next week but stayin in the travellodge just outside the town . its only 60 quid for a double room for me an the missus.
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