The Hilton Chambers, in the fashionable Northern Quarter of Manchester City, is a hostel that tricks you into thinking it’s a hotel. It may have all the atmosphere and camaraderie that comes with a hostel, as well as a fully equipped, modern kitchen. However, its mainly private en suite rooms, which house anything from two up to ten guests, are stylishly decorated and offer unlimited WI-FI. Free luggage storage and a barbeque terrace outside are also available, ensuring that this hostel cum hotel has set the bar as high as it can go when it comes to standards of service for budget accommodation.
Hatters Hostel is right in the centre of Manchester, meaning it is at the heart of all the action and where it‘s at. It is ideal for groups travelling with each other, as the majority of rooms are dorms with shared bathrooms, and there is a spacious communal area for hanging out. Here, two things are guaranteed above all others – fun and great service with a smile. Together, these have ensured that The Hatters is one of the most popular hostels in the city. Its staff take pride in being fountains of knowledge about the best places to eat, the best places to hang out and events that are going on during the few days or so of your stay. Chances are, these are just a short walk away from the hostel, due to its great location. Buses, trams and railway lines are only 5 minutes down the road.
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The 5 star Dorchester Hotel sits in what must be the most enviable location in London, at the centre of Mayfair and just across the road from Hyde Park‘s manicured loveliness. This has always been the ‘It’ hotel of socialites down through the years, as it is renowned for its exceptionally high standards of service. Its sumptuous décor transports one back to the sophistication of the 1930s, while never compromising on the modern luxuries and facilities that ensure its continued popularity. It provides ample, gorgeously decorated guestrooms and suites while the recently renovated Dorchester Spa will help you to relax and unwind with afternoon tea. There is also a choice of on site bars and restaurants to choose from, such as Alain Ducasse, China Tang, The Grill and The Promenade.
At the 4 star Kenilworth, the priority is to make its customers feel like royalty, with first class service from the minute you walk through the door. The hotel’s ambience is influenced by its Chinese and Cambodian objet d’art and bouquets of exotic blooms. Meanwhile, the guestrooms exude luxury; each is slightly different from the next, with wardrobes and beds made from African walnut, curtains made from silk and Dixon Turner pictures. The Sicilian Carrara marble en suite bathrooms offer Jacob Delafon accessories. Continue reading