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For centuries, travelers have enjoyed the famous West Highland welcome at this family-run inn, at the entrance to the 'Great Glen', only 9 miles (15 km) from Fort William. The Loch-view restaurant offers a wide range of cuisine, including traditional Scottish meals, and a selection of fine wines. All meals are prepared by excellent chefs using the best locally grown produce. There are twelve excellent en-suite bedrooms including the Family Suite, Doubles, Twins, Singles and Family rooms.

For centuries, travelers have enjoyed the famous West Highland welcome at this family-run inn, at the entrance to the 'Great Glen', only 9 miles (15 km) from Fort William. The Loch-view restaurant offers a wide range of cuisine, including traditional Scottish meals, and a selection of fine wines. All meals are prepared by excellent chefs using the best locally grown produce. There are twelve excellent en-suite bedrooms including the Family Suite, Doubles, Twins, Singles and Family rooms.

Newly refurbished, ideally located for a weekend away in the 'Heart of England', next to Birmingham's NEC and Airport, the Holiday Inn Birmingham Airport offers everything you need for a great night's sleep. All rooms boast comfortable beds, duvets and range of pillows. The hotel offers a full range of facilities to including wireless and broadband, plasma screens in bar and 24 hour service. A great value breakfast is available in the morning. The hotel offers free on-site parking and a shuttle bus service to the airport, train station and NEC.

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26/05/2010 - 31/12/2010 : Just £55 per single room and £59 per double room per night including full breakfast!

Built by the Monk family on the site of an earlier house, this Jacobean manor was embellished by the Victorian hymn writer Sabine Baring Gould. The granite mullion windows with 19th century stained glass and high ceilings with decorative plasterwork are set off by rich oak panelling. The hotel bedrooms are tastefully decorated and the views are of the formal and informal gardens.

Built by the Monk family on the site of an earlier house, this Jacobean manor was embellished by the Victorian hymn writer Sabine Baring Gould. The granite mullion windows with 19th century stained glass and high ceilings with decorative plasterwork are set off by rich oak panelling. The hotel bedrooms are tastefully decorated and the views are of the formal and informal gardens.