England Hotel Openings, Renovations

August 3, 2010 on 7:11 am | In Golf Resorts, Hotels, London, Scotland, United Kingdom, Wales | Comments Off

VisitEngland, the official tourism body for England, is reporting significant new hotel openings in England that should upgrade the accommodations landscape of the country.

Following the £20 million conversion of the city’s old North Eastern Railways Headquarters, Cedar Court Grand Hotel & Spa, which opened in May, is York’s first five-star hotel.

Having opened this month after a multi-million-pound renovation, The Arden Hotel, operated by the Eden Hotel Collection, is Stratford-upon-Avon’s first boutique style hotel. Located opposite the Royal Shakespeare and Swan Theatres and overlooking the River Avon,

The Arden Hotel is an ideal choice for travelers visiting the Royal Shakespeare Company as well as key attractions in Shakespeare’s country.

For more information, see www.theardenhotelstratford.com


Located on London’s South Bank, the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel, which opened in March of this year, is London’s largest hotel opening in a generation.

The 15-story, 1,021-room contemporary hotel, close to the London Eye, includes 54 spacious suites and penthouses, 545 studio rooms and 422 superior rooms as well as five dining and entertainment experiences and a 24-hour concierge.

For more information, visit www.parkplaza.com/hotels/gbwestmi

Georgian Coworth Park is part of the prestigious Dorchester collection, opening in Ascot in late summer 2010. Conveniently located just a 20-minute taxi ride from Heathrow Airport, the five-star hotel will offer 69 guestrooms in three different locations on the property comprised of The Manor — the main house offering extensive views over the pristine gardens and parkland, the stable and 11 private cottages.

The role of VisitEngland, the official tourism body for England, is to work in partnership with government and industry creating a national tourism strategy, optimizing marketing investment, and developing the visitor experience across England.

For more information, see www.visitengland.com

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