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Bedruthan Steps
Nestled in the bay of Mawgan Porth in North Cornwall, Bedruthan Steps has become a destination for families dreaming of a Cornish escape.
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Hell Bay, Isles of Scilly, Cornwall
Hell Bay is a handsome, privately owned hotel which stands in one of the UK's most dramatic settings - on the tiny island of Bryher (just one mile long and only half a mile wide), the smallest community in the Isles of Scilly. Overlooking the Atlantic ocean, Bryher is found 30 miles west of Land's End - next stop America!
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro at One Devonshire Gardens, Glasgow
An exciting twist on Hotel du Vin’s usual hotel development has allowed for the addition of Glasgow’s highly esteemed, luxury boutique hotel, One Devonshire Gardens to the portfolio. 49 stunning bedrooms, a great Bistro and faultless service have all enjoyed the HdV magic touch making it one of Scotland’s finest hotels.
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro Edinburgh
A short walk from the Royal Mile, nestled deep in Edinburgh's Old Town, Hotel du Vin and Bistro Edinburgh features 47 bedrooms and suites, a trademark bistro with chef's table and two unique events rooms, ideal for meeting or private dining.
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle
Formerly a shipping company headquarters, Hotel du Vin Newcastle also features an outstanding wine cellar, an amazing Laroche tasting table, a well-stocked bar, lounge area with �Pupitre� Champagne display, an open courtyard for alfresco dining with the Bothy Lodge for those cigar lovers
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro Poole
In close proximity of Poole Harbour, a popular stopping-off point for yachts and cruisers, Hotel du Vin and Bistro Poole offers 38 bedrooms and suites, an unmissable bistro, two unique events rooms for business or private dining, a well-stocked bar, an outstanding wine cellar and the Bothy Lodge
for those cigar lovers.
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro York, Yorkshire
The eleventh addition to this multi-award winning hotel group opens in York on November 26th 2007.
Assuming a lovely Georgian building set in three acres on an archaeological dig, just outside the walled city, on the main artery road.
Comprising 44 bedrooms and suites, trademark Bistro and Bar, Wine Tasting Room and Private Dining.
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Birmingham, West Midlands
The largest Hotel du Vin is housed in a landmark Victorian building in Birmingham. It boasts the first Health du Vin spa and gym, and the first Cave du Vin, a shop for wines, rare spirits and fine cigars. In addition to the Bistro, the property has the Bubble Bar champagne bar, the Cellar Bar, the Cigar Divan, and pool and billiards rooms.
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Brighton, Sussex
Hotel du Vin’s fifth property opened in October 2002 in the oldest area of Brighton known as The Lanes. Among the 36 bedrooms are three suites whose bathrooms offer side-by-side baths and sea views. The largest suite also boasts an 8ft bed, massive ‘party’ shower room, roof terrace and private beach hut!
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Bristol
Hotel du Vin Bristol is a striking hotel created from six Grade II listed warehouses known as The Sugar House. Amongst the retained features is a 100ft chimney, which rises from the reception to dominate the skyline. Inside there are 40 loft-style guest rooms, the Sugar Bar, Janneau Billiard Room and Christies Library, as well as the eponymous Bistro.
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Hotel du Vin Cambridge is the smartest addition this enchanting, ancient city has seen in a long time. Fashioned from a row of five Grade II listed, ex-University houses on pretty Trumpington Street, it is just a few minute’s walk from the famous cobbles, college enclosures and butterscotch buildings of Cambridge. So finding the most welcoming hotel in this great city of learning is no longer an educated guess!
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Harrogate, Yorkshire
Hotel du Vin headed north for the first time when they opened in Harrogate in September 2003. The HdV team has created 43 bedrooms, of which four are spectacularly large ‘loft suites’. The hotel also has classical 90-cover Bistro, Champangne & Claret bar, two private dining rooms, a gym, and a private walled garden.
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
The historic town of Henley-on-Thames is the location of Hotel du Vin No. 7, which opened on 7th March 2005. The latest addition to this award winning mini-chain is housed behind the classical Georgian façade of the former Brakspears Brewery, only 50 yards from the town’s famous riverside moorings.
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Occupying a Grade II listed Georgian house with a delightful terraced garden, the second Hotel du Vin opened in 1997, with 32 bedrooms. Further to the bistro, the hotel offers the Burgundy Bar, the Dom Perignon Lounge, and the Havana Room with a full-size billiard table and stock of fine, Cuban cigars.
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro, Winchester, Hampshire
This, the first Hotel du Vin, opened in 1994 in the heart of this historic city and close to the famous Cathedral. The 23-bedroom hotel is housed in a classic Queen Anne house dating back to 1715, and has a pretty, walled garden.
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Hotel du Vin & Bristro Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Formerly the 100 year old Carlton Hotel located on Parabola Road in the heart of this beautiful Georgian town, a minute’s walk from the famous Promenade. A total renovation has created 49 typically stylish bedrooms and suites, a 90-cover Bistro opening onto a large terrace and garden for alfresco dining.
There will be two bars - The Grape Wine Bar and Grain Whiskey bar (offering an incredible list of leading Irish Whiskeys), plus a Private Cellar Dining Room and Spa.
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Island Hotel, Tresco, Isles of Scilly
The Island Hotel on Tresco, the second largest island in the Scilly archipelago, nestles in a rocky knoll on the Eastern coast. With a pristine private beach and sea-lawns that roll to the water's edge, this delightful colonial-style property enjoys a unique position with startling ocean views.
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Lugger Hotel, Portloe, Cornwall
Sitting in the tiny fishing village of Portloe, The Lugger is a stunning hotel right on the sea walls where freshly caught seafood is served in the restaurant and beautifully calm rooms look out over the horizon.
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Malmaison Aberdeen
Based in the heart of Scotland’s ‘Granite City’, Malmaison Aberdeen is the 12th addition to the family, and the group’s third hotel to open in Scotland. Relaxed yet attentive in attitude and visually dramatic on the eye - the hotel combines innovative interiors with faultless, friendly service and affordable prices.
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Malmaison Belfast, Northern Ireland
Backing onto the famous Belfast docks, on the brink of the city’s most modern quarter, is No. 8 in the ever-popular Malmaison hotel chain, and the very first Irish outpost: a mark of how vibrant and sophisticated Belfast has become. The perfect Malmaison fit.
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Malmaison Birmingham, West Midlands
In the super-stylish Mailbox complex (home to fashion houses such as DKNY and Emporio Armani) is the largest Mal so far, with 189 rooms. Visually dramatic on the eye, the hotel was formerly a 1960’s Royal Mail sorting office.
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Malmaison Edinburgh, Scotland
Malmaison Edinburgh – the first ever Malmaison – opened in a former Seaman’s Mission in August 1994. The passage of time has done nothing to diminish the impact of its bar, brasserie and 100 stunning bedrooms, including some spectacular suites, many overlooking the Firth of Forth.
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Malmaison Glasgow, Scotland
Mal Glasgow occupies a striking hill-top building which was formerly St Jude’s, home of the Greek Orthodox Church in Scotland. Inside, amongst the fabulous Brasserie, bar and bedrooms, is the stunning main suite, The Big Yin, a homage to local hero Billy Connolly!
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Malmaison Leeds, Yorkshire
When Mal Leeds opened in 1999, its stylish bedrooms, Brasserie and bar were a symbol for all that was most fashionable during the renaissance of this ‘cool capital’ of the north. Today Mal Leeds has come of age, still high on style and popular with the trend-setters of the city’s music and sporting scenes.
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Malmaison Liverpool
Liverpool's Malmaison Hotel, Brasserie and Plum Bar sleeps well with Mal's founding philosophy: 'Individual hotels for individual people - smart, stylish, no frills, low cost'.
Malmaison's first ever 'new build' hotel, Malmaison Liverpool boasts a visually dramatic New York / Gotham City exterior, cutting edge design and technology, innovative interior with faultless, trendy and attentive service, epitomizing the true character and warmth of Liverpudlians the world over.
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Malmaison Manchester
Malmaison Manchester can be found in the very heart of the city, just a short walk from Piccadilly Station. The hotel sits astride the canal, which flows directly underneath the hotel, and is housed in the steel framed Joshua Hoyle building. The building has a rich history, and is on the site of the pub where legend has it the Football Association and Manchester United football team were formed. The building was once one of Manchester’s main textile warehouses and an original leather bound chest of drawers, used for storing fabric samples, still stands in the hotel’s reception today.
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Malmaison Newcastle, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Mal Newcastle was their first hotel outside Scotland, and the first to offer Café Mal – a street café. Housed in a converted quayside warehouse overlooking the Tyne, Baltic art centre and Millennium Bridge, the area is a focal point for all that is new in Newcastle.
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Malmaison Oxford, Oxfordshire
The newest Mal opened November 2005 in a former prison. Some of the 94 stylish rooms retain an air of authenticity, with original jail doors and high barred windows, while two stunning suites in C Wing are half-moon shaped with round beds.
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Malmaison Reading, Berkshire
Originally built as The Great Western Rail Hotel in 1844, designed by the bridge and railway pioneer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the new Malmaison Reading will house 75 restyled and refurbished bedrooms and suites, Café Mal, Wine Bar, Brasserie, Meeting and Private Dining Rooms. For your next brief encounter, Mal Reading is a worthy alternative to anything London has to offer.
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Soar Mill Cove, Nr Salcombe, Devon
Soar Mill Cove is a family-owned hotel tucked between moor and sea in the South Hams of Devon, near Salcombe. It sits in the meadows of a quiet valley, overlooking Devon's southern most coastal headlands and a sandy cove.
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The Flying Boat Club, Isles of Scilly
The Flying Boat Coat is a collection of 12 beachfront houses, overlooking the ocean on the private island of Tresco in the Isles of Scilly.
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The Scarlet
The vision for The Scarlet was surprisingly easy: really delicious food, Cornish art, a wonderful spa - all ecologically friendly yet still very luxurious.
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