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Newest Review: ... station and a stone's throw from the shops and sites of Durham. Durham Leisure Centre is right across the road too as is the ... more

 ... bowling alley. The Marriot - this is based on the east side of Durham city, again within easy walking distance of the town, cathedral and castle. In an old building which has had numerous extensions on it. It has its own car park but at busy periods this can be full. It has its own leisure facilities. For a long time the Marriot was one of the only 4* hotels in Durham but now with the competition from the Radisson and also the cheaper Premier Inn I think it will have to up it's game slightly, although it's a good...more

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Ljg1006
Premium Review Hotels in Durham: No excuse not to come visit! (932 words)
by - written on 10/06/09 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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Durham has a few new hotels since the other review was written. In the centre there are: The Radisson - a new hotel, which opened late last year, on the banks of the river, ample parking (chargeable at £6.50 for 24 hours or £4.50 for the day). I've only been in the foyer area and breakfast room but it was all very clean and modern, nice looking bar area, expensive drinks but to be expected in a hotel bar. Walking distance of the train station (be warned the train station is at the top of a steep hill!) and a 5 minutes walk in to town along the river. They also offer free internet access and have a swimming pool, gym, steam room, sauna and ...  Read the complete review

mgoldman
Premium Review Kick a man when he is down (491 words)
by - written on 06/07/04 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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What do kids who don't get into Oxbridge do? They go to University of Durham. So each year, thousands of middle class parents pack their kids of to Durham, some of them not even knowing where it is, only being certain that it is not on the Tube network, and not inside the M25. Durham is definitely a Town and Gown city. The end product is a good graduate of a good university, and the family wants to come to the graduation. Graduation dates are fixed well in advance, and this gives the hotels lots of notice to put their prices up. There is a paucity of hotels in Durham, and there is only one 4* and probably only the one 3* in the city centre, within walking ...  Read the complete review

 

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