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For further advice and information, please contact the Leisure Sales Team Hayley Brigham E: [email protected] T: 07789 271393 www.allinthevenue.co.uk | www.rbhmanagement.com | @RBHLeisure Our Brands & Hotels across the UK RBH Hospitality Management the UK’s leading hotel management company, working with global brands to run great hotels the right way. · Central group’s desk for enquiry handling · Coach friendly hotels · Flexible dining options · Accessible rooms at all hotels ABERDEEN GLASGOW EDINBURGH LON DON Aloft ANTRIM Courtyard by Marriott BELFAST Crowne Plaza MIDDLESBROUGH Curio by Hilton CAMDEN LOCK BARROW IN FURNESS PARK ROYAL STRATFORD DoubleTree by Hilton LIMEHOUSE HARROGATE Hampton by Hilton BRENTFORD LOCK BLACKFRIARS BLACKPOOL ROYAL DOCKS DONCASTER Hilton LIVERPOOL HEATHROW SOUTHWARK DOCKLANDS MANCHESTER Hilton Garden Inn EARL’S COURT Holiday Inn Holiday Inn Express STOKE ON TRENT Hilton Hotel Indigo LEICESTER EPSOM REDDITCH Ibis Styles Ibis Budget Private Label CHELTENHAM DUNSTABLE Ramada by Wyndham CARDIFF ST ALBANS LONDON The Westin READING CHATHAM BRIDGWATER SOUTHAMPTON GATWICK PLYMOUTH South Wales Location Hotel Phone Email Star No. of Pool Gym Spa Nearest Sports Ground Coach rating rooms parking onsite SOUTH Gallagher Stadium - 4.8 miles, Chatham Bridgewood Manor Hotel & Spa 01634 662 605 [email protected] 4 100 Y Y Y Y Reading Crowne Plaza Reading 0118 925 9933 [email protected] 4 122 Y Y Y Madeski Stadium - 3.1 miles Y Checkatrade.com Stadium - 4 miles Gatwick Hampton by Hilton Gatwick 01293 579 999 [email protected] 3 194 N Y N Falmer Stadium - 20 miles N Bridgwater Holiday Inn Express Bridgwater 07795 354 714 [email protected] 3 138 N N N Somerset County Cricket Ground - 9 miles Y Gloucester Rugby - 9.4 miles, Memorial Stadium Cheltenham Holiday Inn Express Cheltenham Town Centre 01242 548 200 [email protected] 3 138 N N N & Gloucester County CC - 42 miles N Kenilworth Road Stadium - 5.6 miles, Dunstable Holiday Inn Express Dunstable 01582 344 499 [email protected] 3 120 N N N Lords Cricket Grounds - 32 miles Y Ageas Bowl - 0.8 miles, St Marys Stadium - 4.1 miles, Southampton Holiday Inn Express Southampton-M27,J7 02380 606 060 [email protected] 3 182 N N N Fratton Park Stadium - 18 miles Y Barnet Copthall Stadium - 9.4 miles, St Albans Holiday Inn Express St Albans- M25,J22 01727 615 000 [email protected] 3 96 N N N Lords Cricket Grounds - 16 miles Y Plymouth Pavilions Arena - 100 yards, Plymouth The Duke of Cornwall Hotel 0845 834 1126 [email protected] 3 73 N N N Plymouth Life Centre - 1.3 miles, Home Park Stadium - 1.3 miles N WALES Principality Stadium - 0.2 miles, 02920 102 716 4 122 N Y N N www.allinthevenue.co.uk - www.rbhmanagement.com - @RBHLeisure North Midlands Location Hotel Phone Email Star No. of Pool Gym Spa Nearest Sports Ground Coach rating rooms parking onsite NORTH Liverpool Aloft Liverpool 0151 294 4055 [email protected] 4 116 N Y N Prenton Park Stadium - 2.9 miles N Etihad Stadium - 1.8 miles Manchester Hampton by Hilton Manchester Northern Quarter 0161 511 5000 [email protected] 3 221 N Y N Old Tra ord Stadium - 4 miles, Old Tra ord CC - 4.9 miles N Barrow FC - 1.7miles, Barrow in Furness Holiday Inn Express Barrow in Furness 01229 444600 [email protected] 3 127 N N N Barrow Cricket Club - 2.5 miles Y Keepmoat Stadium - 1.8 miles Doncaster Holiday Inn Express Doncaster 01302 314 100 [email protected] 3 94 N N N Doncaster Rugby Club - 5 miles Y Old Tra ord Stadium - 8.5 miles, Old Tra ord CC - 9 miles Manchester Holiday Inn Express Manchester Airport 0161 980 2556 [email protected] 3 199 N N N Etihad Stadium - 10.6 miles Y Riverside Stadium - 1.4 miles, Tees Barrage - 3.3 miles Middlesbrough Holiday Inn Express Middlesbrough 01642 917 113 [email protected] 3 159 N N N Media Prima Arena - 3.5 miles N Blackpool Imperial Hotel 01253 754 612 [email protected] 4 180 Y Y Y Highbury Stadium - 5 miles, Mill Farm Stadium - 5 miles Y Bloomeld Road Stadium- 0.25 mile, Blackpool Lyndene Hotel 01253 346 779 [email protected] 2 141 N N N Highbury Stadium - 8 miles, Deepdale Stadium - 18.4 miles N Bloomeld Road Stadium- 0.25 mile, Blackpool St Chads Hotel 01253 346 348 [email protected] N/A 120 N N N Highbury Stadium - 8 miles, Deepdale Stadium - 18.4 miles N Etihad Stadium- 1.5 miles, Old Traord Stadium - 2 miles, Manchester The Townhouse Hotel 0161 222 8748 [email protected] 4 85 N N N Velodrome - 3 miles N Wetherby Road Stadium - 1.7miles, Harrogate The Crown - Harrogate 01423 567 755 [email protected] 3 115 N N N Headinglyey Stadium - 15.2 miles, Elland Road Stadium - 17.7 miles N MIDLANDS Stoke on Trent Hilton Garden Inn - Stoke on Trent 01782 486 960 [email protected] 4 140 N Y N Bet365 Stadium - 4 miles Y King Power Stadium - onsite, Welford Road - 0.7 miles, Leicester Holiday Inn Express Leicester 0116 249 4590 [email protected] 3 110 N N N Leicester County Criket Grounds - 1.2 miles Y Edgbaston Cricket Grounds - 12 miles, Redditch Holiday Inn Express Redditch 01527 584 658 [email protected] 3 100 N N N St Andrews Stadium - 15 miles, Villa Park Stadium - 16 miles Y www.allinthevenue.co.uk - www.rbhmanagement.com - @RBHLeisure London Location Hotel Phone Email Star No. of Pool Gym Spa Nearest Sports Ground Coach rating rooms parking onsite LONDON The Valley Stadium - 1 mile, Docklands Crowne Plaza London- Docklands 0207 055 2000 [email protected] 4 210 Y Y Y Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - 2 miles N Docklands Hampton by Hilton Docklands 07827 298 504 [email protected] 3 209 N Y N Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - 4.2 miles N Brentford Community Stadium - 1.9 miles Brentford Holiday Inn Brentford Lock 0208 232 2006 [email protected] 4 133 N Y N Twickenham Stadium - 2.5 miles, Twickenham Stoop - 3.1 miles N Camden Holiday Inn Camden Lock 0207 485 4343 * Hotel opening soon4 130 N Y N N Stamford Bridge Stadium - 0.8 miles, Earl’s Court Holiday Inn Express Earl’s Court 0207 384 5151 [email protected] 3 150 N N N Wimbledon - 4.4 miles, Twickenham Stadium - 7.3 miles N Epsom Downs Race Course - onsite, Epsom Holiday Inn Express Epsom Downs 01372 755 200 [email protected] 3 120 N N N Wimbledon - 11 miles, Wembley Stadium - 23 miles Y Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - 3.8 miles, Limehouse Holiday Inn Express Limehouse 0207 791 3850 [email protected] 3 150 N N N The Oval - 4.3 miles, Brisbane Road Stadium - 5.7 miles Y Loftus Road Stadium - 2.1 miles, Park Royal Holiday Inn Express Park Royal 0208 896 4460 [email protected] 3 108 N N N Wembley Stadium - 3.7 miles, Lords Cricket Ground - 4.8 miles N Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - 3.7 miles Royal Docks Holiday Inn Express Royal Docks [email protected] 3 136 N N N Lea Valley Velopark - 3.7 miles, Brisbane Road Stadium - 4.5 miles Y Southwark Holiday Inn Express Southwark 0207 401 2525 [email protected] 3 147 N N N The Oval - 2 miles N Thorpe Park - 6 miles Heathrow Ibis Budget London Hethrow T5 0208 154 3677 [email protected] 2 297 N N N Windsor Castle - 8 miles, Legoland - 9 miles Y Lea Valley Velopark - 0.5 mile, Brisbane Road Stadium - 1.2 miles Stratford The London Gantry - Hilton Curio* TBC [email protected] 4 291 N Y N Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - 1.3 miles N Emirates Stadium - 2.4 miles, Stamford Bridge - 4.3 miles, Blackfriars The Westin London City* TBC [email protected] 5 222 Y Y Y London Stadium - 6.8 miles N *Hotel opening soon * Hotel opening soon * Hotel opening soon www.allinthevenue.co.uk - www.rbhmanagement.com - @RBHLeisure Scotland Northern Ireland Location Hotel Phone Email Star No. of Pool Gym Spa Nearest Sports Ground Coach rating rooms parking onsite SCOTLAND Pittodrie Stadium - 4.4 miles Aberdeen The Aberdeen Altens Hotel 01224 379 240 [email protected] 4 216 Y Y Y Aberdeen Sports Village - 4.6 miles, Curl Aberdeen - 5.6 miles Y Aberdeen Sports Village - 5 miles, Aberdeen Aloft Aberdeen TECA 07795 470 830 [email protected] 3 150 N Y N Pittodrie Stadium - 5.5 miles, Curl Aberdeen - 6 miles Y Aberdeen Sports Village - 5 miles, Aberdeen Hilton Aberdeen TECA 07387 120 088 [email protected] 4 200 Y Y Y Pittodrie Stadium - 5.5 miles, Curl Aberdeen - 6 miles N Easter Road Stadium - 1.2 miles Edinburgh Courtyard by Marriott Edinburgh 0131 526 3778 [email protected] 4 240 N Y N N Edinburgh DoubleTree by Hilton Edinburgh City [email protected] 4 138 N Y N Murrayeld Stadium - 1.6 miles N Hibernians Stadium - 1 mile, Edinburgh Holiday Inn Express Edinburgh City 0131 558 3507 [email protected] 3 161 N N N N Celtic Park Stadium - 2.6 miles Glasgow Ibis Styles Centre 0141 428 4477 [email protected] 3 101 N N N Hampden Park - 3.1 miles, Ibrox Stadium - 5.6 miles N Ibrox Stadium - 3.3 miles, Hampden Park - 4 miles Glasgow Ibis Style Central 0141 428 4477 [email protected] 3 137 N N N Celtic Park Stadium - 4.7 miles N NORTHERN IRELAND Antrim GAA - 1 mile, Ballymena Showgrounds - 15 miles, Antrim Holiday Inn Express Antrim 02894 425 500 [email protected] 3 90 N N N Windsor Park Stadium - 25 miles Y SSE Arena - 0.9 mile,Windsor Park Stadium - 2.7 miles, Belfast Ramada by Wyndham 02890 261 800 [email protected] 4 165 N N N Kingspan Stadium - 2.9 miles N www.allinthevenue.co.uk - www.rbhmanagement.com - @RBHLeisure.
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