Best Western Ullesthorpe Court Hotel (Ullesthorpe, Leicestershire)
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Best Western Ullesthorpe Court Hotel (Ullesthorpe, Leicestershire)Newest Review: ... I was overjoyed! I got in my room which was small but pleasant. The only irritating thing about the room was that the ... more |
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by - written on 20/06/08 (Useful, 82 readings)
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The second Best Western Hotel I have ever stayed in was in Preston England (after thoroughly enjoying my honeymoon in the one in Portugal). After a long drive getting there in the very hot weather, I was irritable and desperate to get into a bath. I panicked when I parked up in the multistory across the road to discover that I didn't have enough change for the 24 hour parking! I decided to put the minimum and ask at reception where the nearest cash machine was. To my total delight, I got to reception and the lovely lady on shift, sensing my exasperation, sent one of their staff to put a ticket in my car window charging the parking to the room with the keys ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/02/07 (Very useful, 408 readings)
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I encountered this hotel through work as we use it as a conference centre and also to entertain guests and delegates for training courses. A bit about Best Western Best Western is a brand name. It is one of the worlds largets hotel chains boasting over 4200 hotels in 80 different countries. The majority of the hotels are individually owned and use the Best Western brand as a branding tool to attract more people to them. To view more information about Best Western visit their website at www.bestwestern.com or www.bestwestern.co.uk. The homepage is attractive and boasts many offers such as becoming a member of the ... Read the complete review
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