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Shift of focus works for Select Hotels - Irish Times

Irish Times

Shift of focus works for Select Hotels Irish Times However, there is some positive news from Select Hotels of Ireland, a marketing group that represents 26 middle-of-the-road hotels in Ireland. General manager Una Young gleefully reported to me this week that its commission income from hotel members ...

Down Royal preview - RTE.ie

Irish Independent

Down Royal preview RTE.ie Willie Mullins has given Soll a host of big-race entries and he could book his Cheltenham Festival ticket in the NI Hotels Federation Beginners Chase at Down Royal on Wednesday. Successful between the flags, he made his only start for John Quinn a ... Record time: Mullins gets fastest 100 winnersIrish Times Mullins hits century mark with SollThe Press Association all 29 news articles »

£20 million development set for Cheltenham High Street - Thisisgloucestershire

£20 million development set for Cheltenham High Street Thisisgloucestershire Scott Thorley, chairman of Cheltenham Hospitality Association and Big Sleep general manager, said: "The demand for accommodation in Cheltenham is very low at the moment. The hotels have lower occupancy rates year on year." He added that Cheltenham had ...

3 of a kind: Movie stars' hotels - Irish Times

Irish Times

3 of a kind: Movie stars' hotels Irish Times The Cardiff hotel has 81 rooms and the Cheltenham one has 60. Perhaps this is a new departure for Malkovich who once said: “I still don't know if I made the right decision when I went into acting. I have driven school buses, sold egg rolls and painted ...

Bespoke Hotels takes over Cotswold House and Noel Arms - WebWire (press release)

Bespoke Hotels takes over Cotswold House and Noel Arms WebWire (press release) Bespoke Hotels has taken over a long-term lease and the management of the Cotswold House hotel and Noel Arms in Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire. Bespoke Hotels has taken over a long-term lease and the management of the Cotswold House hotel and Noel ... and more »