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The Tontine Hotel (Greenock)
 The Tontine Hotel (Greenock) ... us help you celebrate a special social occasion or corporate occasion: wedding, anniversaries, or conference.Newest Review: ... may be interested to know the Tontine is the largest independently owned hotel in the Inverclyde area. *** Check In & Rooms *** Checking in took no time at all, with the usual credit card details required plus a couple of signatures, and then the key card was handed over (wake up calls and morning papers were also offered). Me and my wife were staying in one of their 52 bedrooms, an ... more ... executive double to be precise. It was all very much as you'd expect, one double bed, two bedside cabinets, an arm chair, a desk, a wardrobe, a few drawers, and a table. It had a small telly, hairdryer, iron, trouser press (nice), tea and coffee makin...more |
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The Tontine Hotel (Greenock): Breaking the hotel chain (1277 words)
by davydoug - written on 04/04/08 (Very useful, 195 readings)
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My family is split between Northern Ireland and Scotland. So some family gatherings take a bit more effort to get to than others. Last weekend some of the Northern Irish side of the family made the journey over to Scotland for Grannie Douglas' 80th Birthday party in Greenock. The location for the party (well I'm saying 'party' but it was actually just a big dinner) and also the place where we stayed for one night, was the Tontine Hotel in Greenock. A quick bit of information for those of you who aren't familiar with Greenock; it's a reasonably large town that lies on the banks of the River Clyde on the West coast of Scotland. It's about 20 miles west of ...
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