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Great British 2019/2020 GREAT BRITISH Hotel Breaks 2019/2020 22 LEISUREPLEX HOTELS in fabul s locati s a oss the UK Teleph e 01257 248011 Visit www.leisureplex.co.uk ALFA_LP19_v6.indd 1 18/04/2019 14:09 EXPLORE THE BEST OF THE BRITISH SEASIDE Leisureplex Holiday Hotels offer quality accommodation and premium service in the very best British seaside resorts and all at great value for money. BOOKING IS EASY… PRIVATE BOOKINGS GROUP BOOKINGS For individual bookings, please visit our From 20 to 250 people, Leisureplex are adept at accommodating Leisureplex website www.leisureplex.co.uk, call large groups. Not only can we arrange the accommodation in your chosen hotel or call our Central Reservations your chosen Leisureplex Hotel, but we can also suggest suitable office on 01257 248011. excursions and advise on any itineraries you are considering. Many of the most reputable coach holiday operators use our PACKAGE DEALS hotels. If you are looking to hire a coach to transport your group, Discounted dinner, room and breakfast rates we can put you in touch with a suitable coach company. Our for 3, 4, 6 or 7 night stays are available through sister company, Alfa Travel, has a large fleet of modern coaches our associated ABTA bonded tour operator, and we can quote prices inclusive of all travel arrangements to our Alfa Travel. hotels from most parts of the UK. To book your Alfa Self Drive Hotel Break, please Contact our Leisureplex Group Sales Department on visit the Alfa website www.alfatravel.co.uk, call 01257 248011 where our dedicated and experienced team will Alfa Reservations on 01257 248000 or call your be able to help you every step of the way. Alternatively visit our chosen Leisureplex hotel. website: www.leisureplex.co.uk. RESERVATIONS ONLINE SELF DRIVE PACKAGES 2 RESERVATIONS 01257 248011 www.leisureplex.co.uk 01257 248000 ALFA_LP19_v6.indd 2 18/04/2019 14:09 EXPLORE THE BEST OF THE BRITISH SEASIDE CONTENTS Contents page About Leisureplex Hotels ...............3-5 22 Leisureplex Holiday Hotels .........6-49 Tariffs ..................................................50-51 OUR HOTELS 21 1 Weston-super-Mare - Anchor Head Hotel .........................6 2 Ilfracombe - Imperial Hotel ........8 3 Newquay - Eliot Hotel ..................10 4 Torquay - Regina Hotel ................12 5 NEW Torquay - Metropole Hotel .............................14 6 Exmouth - Cavendish Hotel ......16 7 Bournemouth - Devon Towers ..................................18 8 Sandown - Bayshore Hotel ........20 15 9 Shanklin - Shanklin Hotel ...........22 16 10 Bognor Regis 17 14 - Royal Norfolk Hotel .......................24 NEW 11 Eastbourne - Queens Hotel .......26 12 Great Yarmouth 18 - New Beach Hotel ...........................28 “ Great locati, 13 13 Cromer - Hotel De Paris ................30 tasty fd and 14 NEW Bridlington 12 v y enjable.” - Monarch Hotel ................................32 15 Scarborough 19 - Cumberland Hotel.........................34 20 1 16 Blackpool - Queens Hotel ...........36 17 2 Llandudno - Hydro Hotel ............38 18 Criccieth - George IV Hotel .......40 3 19 Porthcawl - Seabank Hotel ........42 6 7 10 20 Tenby - Cliffe Norton Hotel ........44 4 11 21 Dunoon - Selborne Hotel ............46 5 9 8 22 Fort William NEW - Croit Anna Hotel ............................48 LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION CHILD REDUCTIONS When you arrive in your chosen resort, you will find our hotels in the very best We offer substantial reductions locations and ideally placed for exploring. The often spectacular views from for children at all hotels (please your hotel only add to the enjoyment of your holiday and when you tire of see back cover), so all the family exploring, we offer welcoming bars and comfortable lounges in which to relax can enjoy a seaside holiday at with a drink. affordable prices. RESERVATIONS ONLINE SELF DRIVE PACKAGES RESERVATIONS 01257 248011 www.leisureplex.co.uk 01257 248000 3 ALFA_LP19_v6.indd 3 18/04/2019 14:09 BE OUR GUEST… WHERE YOUR COMFORT IS PARAMOUNT From a warm welcome on arrival to the very last minute of your holiday, our helpful staff will be on hand to make your stay pleasurable. Our quality hotels are matched by professional, efficient staff who represent the very best of the UK hospitality industry. ACCOMMODATION NO SMOKING POLICY We pride ourselves on delivering consistently Smoking (including e-cigarettes) is not permitted anywhere high standards throughout our hotels: clean inside our hotels (including all hotel bedrooms) and smokers are rooms, good quality décor, bright modern only able to smoke outside the buildings. bathrooms and attention to the small details that make all the difference to your stay. ACCESSIBILITY & CLIENTS All hotels have a ballroom or large area for WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS dancing and most have comfortable lounges, We pride ourselves on our service for clients with special needs and sun lounges or games areas where you’re we can usually find a suitable solution. Extensive information is free to while away the hours. Many guest available on our website regarding the accessibility of both hotels rooms boast fabulous sea views, and all are and resorts and we advise clients to consult that information. immaculately presented and provided with an en suite bath or shower & WC, central heating, The key to success is tailoring our service to your exact needs. hair dryer, tea/coffee making facilities and So if members of your party have a special requirement, whether television with radio channels. Most also have it be a mobility impairment or some other need, please contact internal telephones to take incoming calls, our Customer Care team before you make your booking on contact Reception or call other rooms. 01257 248134 or email [email protected]. RESERVATIONS ONLINE SELF DRIVE PACKAGES 4 RESERVATIONS 01257 248011 www.leisureplex.co.uk 01257 248000 ALFA_LP19_v6.indd 4 18/04/2019 14:09 BE OUR GUEST… WHERE YOUR COMFORT IS PARAMOUNT GREAT ENTERTAINMENT Leisureplex hotels have entertainment at least four evenings and up to six evenings per week. All our hotels are large enough to provide both cosy relaxing lounge areas where you can enjoy a tranquil glass of wine and fabulous entertainment rooms where you can take a spin around the dance floor or enjoy the cabaret. FABULOUS DINING Good food is at the heart of a Leisureplex break. Well appointed dining rooms are the perfect backdrop for pleasurable meal times. For a more relaxed dining experience, all guests are allocated individual times and all meals are waiter service, leaving you to sit back and leisurely choose your next course from our extensive set menus. We serve a traditional British breakfast each morning and in the evening you can enjoy our substantial menus which offer plenty of choice and a selection of wines. “We w e v y, v y impressed by the high standds of the staff, and the hotel.” If you have a special dietary request then we can cater for most needs. RESERVATIONS ONLINE SELF DRIVE PACKAGES RESERVATIONS 01257 248011 www.leisureplex.co.uk 01257 248000 5 ALFA_LP19_v6.indd 5 18/04/2019 14:10 WESTON-SUPER-MARE • SOMERSET SOMERSET • WESTON-SUPER-MARE “The hotel is cellent with clean, cftable rms ANCHOR HEAD HOTEL and iendly, helpful staff. WESTON-SUPER-MARE • SOMERSET These e just a cple of the reass f r thd hiday Splendidly situated overlooking Weston Bay and close to the at this hotel ” boating slipway and a small beach; the promenade walk starts ROBSON right next to the hotel. DINING & ENTERTAINMENT • Delightful Anchor Bar with dance floor • Entertainment provided most evenings • Lounge with magnificent views of the bay • Superb views from all public rooms Anchor Head Hotel BEDROOMS Claremont Crescent, • All 52 bedrooms have central heating and bath or shower and WC Weston-super-Mare, Somerset • All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities, internal telephones, BS23 2ED hairdryer and TV with radio channels T 01934 620880 E anchor.weston ADDITIONAL INFORMATION @leisureplex.co.uk • Free WiFi in public areas • No smoking throughout the hotel • Lift to all floors (2 stairs between lift and restaurant) 52 • Ground floor rooms available • Limited free on street parking RESERVATIONS ONLINE SELF DRIVE PACKAGES 6 RESERVATIONS 01257 248011 www.leisureplex.co.uk 01257 248000 ALFA_LP19_v6.indd 6 18/04/2019 14:10 WESTON-SUPER-MARE • SOMERSET SOMERSET • WESTON-SUPER-MARE OUT & ABOUT • Grand Pier • Playhouse Theatre • Weston Heritage Centre • Court Farm Country Park • Weston Helicopter Museum • Bishop’s Palace - Wells • Bristol Historic Docks EVENTS April - September Sand Sculpture Festival June Men’s Open Bowling Tournament Air & Armed Forces Weekend Int. Weston Park Model Show July Frome Festival August Women’s Open Bowling Tournament September Weston Classic Car Shows October YOUR RESORT Bike Beach Race Weston-super-Mare is situated in a sheltered bay at the foot of the Mendip November Hills with views across the Bristol Channel to South Wales. There are many Weston Carnival Victorian and Edwardian terraces interspersed with colourful parks and gardens. Attractions include the magnificent Grand Pier, a Sea Life centre, NEARBY dancing at the famous Winter Gardens and top class cabaret and big star • Bath • Cheddar Gorge • Wells names performing at the Playhouse theatre. • Minehead • Street • Taunton Weston is close to the historic cities of Bath and Bristol and the resort’s • Bristol position, nestling between the Mendip Hills and the Bristol Channel, means there is some lovely scenery and many opportunities for rambling and water sports. TOWN CENTRE The town centre has a pedestrianised High Street and indoor Sovereign Shopping Centre. Intriguing antiques, books and craftworks are amongst Weston’s narrow side streets. Bristol city centre is just half an hour away. BEACH & GARDENS The resort’s beach and gardens provide an excellent environment for relaxation with deckchairs, bowling lawns and music from the bandstands. Weston’s clean, sandy beaches stretch over a mile along the recently Weston-super-Mare remodelled seafront. Its gardens are well kept and are frequent contenders in the Britain in Bloom contest.
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