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Days Inn AbingtonNewest Review: ... in isolation as the main motorway service area is adjacent, but it quietens down at night, and the result is a view speckled with rabbits that play for hours in the meadows behind the hotel. If you are thinking of booking this then have a look at www.daysinn.co.uk or you can also phone them on 0800 0280 400.The hotel is part of the Wyndham chain of hotels and you can find their loyalty ... more |
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by - written on 17/08/09 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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I suggested this hotel to Dooyoo a few weeks ago because I have stayed here many times, and really feel it offers something more than just a Travelodge level of accommodation for the driver on route between the North of England and Scotland. I have made this journey on average 10 times each year, as until recently both my daughters were in Scotland, and I often used to travel there to see them. I also make the run to reach a ferry terminal point which serves the Outer Isles, where I am increasingly spending more and more time. I will and do book Travelodges, if I can secure a cheap deal, but I don't like them, and if I have my little dog with me I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/08/09 (Very useful, 110 readings)
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Days Inn at Abington is an ideal base to stay to explore Southern Scotland, or for those one night stopovers to break up your journey. Situated at the Welcome Break Services at J13 on the M74, this Days Inn hotel is said to have the most scenic location of all the Days Inn hotels, as it is nestled between the hills, looking down onto the Clyde Valley. Indeed the location is quite breathtaking, and to the side of the hotel, there is a large grassed area with picnic tables, looking out onto fields and hills. Because of its location, it does get quite cold in the winter, which I will come to a bit later! The hotel is situated 45 mins away ... Read the complete review
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