Bournemouth Hotels
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Bournemouth Hotels
Any recommendations?
Planning for a dirty weekend at the seaside in a few weeks time, want somewhere nice to stay Mid range type place though prepared to spend a bit more if it's worth it. Good B&Bs / guest houses also considered.
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Planning for a dirty weekend at the seaside in a few weeks time, want somewhere nice to stay Mid range type place though prepared to spend a bit more if it's worth it. Good B&Bs / guest houses also considered.
Thanks!
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no recommendations for bournemouth but this site is v.good
Bournemouth Hotels from LateRooms
good luck!
Bournemouth Hotels from LateRooms
good luck!
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If you like a touch of nosatalgia have a look at Hotel Bournemouth. Sea front hotel Boutique style hotel in Bournemouth
you could also try
Bournemouth Hotel. The Suncliff. Renowned ocean front hotel with a well deserved reputation for excellent service and good fresh food.
a couple of nice hotels but give the tourist information a call, lots of great places.
but then again I'm biased...........
If you like a touch of nosatalgia have a look at Hotel Bournemouth. Sea front hotel Boutique style hotel in Bournemouth
you could also try
Bournemouth Hotel. The Suncliff. Renowned ocean front hotel with a well deserved reputation for excellent service and good fresh food.
a couple of nice hotels but give the tourist information a call, lots of great places.
but then again I'm biased...........
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Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott, Bournemouth Hotels, Hotels in Bournemouth Dorset
for work quite a lot -- very good sea views
Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott, Bournemouth Hotels, Hotels in Bournemouth Dorset
for work quite a lot -- very good sea views
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Thanks for the suggestions so far....
peat729 - Saw that Cumberland Hotel during my search, looks nice, pool/sauna/steam room etc., got some good deals on the weekend I'm going, and has a fairly good write up on TripAdvisor.
pslewis - While Travelodge/Premier Inn etc. do advertise rooms for £19 it would seem they don't have any at that price on the weekend we're going away, averages out at over £60 a night, they have no pool etc. and you don't get any breakfast unless you pay even more. I can get a better deal elsewhere but thanks anyway.
Marriott also looks nice but is £££. Might be worth it I guess?
Any more?
peat729 - Saw that Cumberland Hotel during my search, looks nice, pool/sauna/steam room etc., got some good deals on the weekend I'm going, and has a fairly good write up on TripAdvisor.
pslewis - While Travelodge/Premier Inn etc. do advertise rooms for £19 it would seem they don't have any at that price on the weekend we're going away, averages out at over £60 a night, they have no pool etc. and you don't get any breakfast unless you pay even more. I can get a better deal elsewhere but thanks anyway.
Marriott also looks nice but is £££. Might be worth it I guess?
Any more?
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