LIVE24SEVEN // Travel T RAV E L NEWS - F E B RUAR Y 2 0 1 7 dirty weekend
Looking for a mini break this February? How about one of these…
LIME WOOD, NEW FOREST HAMPSHIRE
With floor to ceiling windows which looks out to a woodland, this could quite possibly be the loveliest sauna in England? Outdoor hot tub, thermal pools and pummelling hot and cold showers you’re sure to be invigorated….
Limewoodhotel.co.uk
away? INIS MEAIN, COUNTY GALWAY, IRELAND
Just a short hop and you’re at the ocean. Galway is a trendy destination but this superb retreat offers a remote escape. No TV’s, no swishy spa, no cocktail bar just the ocean outside and all the drama and theatre that delivers…Suites include a breakfast box with all sorts of delights, hotpot lunch and an exploration kit as well as comfy beds and outside seating to take in the views…
inismeain.com
TRAVEL TRENDS FOR 2017 BLEISURE TRAVELLERS!
Some say never mix business with leisure, but when it comes to the travel industry, “bleisure” trips are becoming all the rage. These travellers are rejecting the notion of all work and no play and instead adding in some valuable vacation time to their business trips, often two or more days tagged at the end!
FLEXIBLE CHECK-IN/OUT OPTIONS
It’s frustrating when you arrive at your hotel ready to start your holiday and you can’t check in for several hours. It’s also reasonable to want to relax in your room on the last day of your vacation without getting booted out before noon! Well one welcome new trend across the globe is the 24-hour check-in/check-out policy, according to Yahoo Travel. VIP’s have benefited from it for years, so more hotels are jumping on the bandwagon and providing the amenity to all guests in order to stand out in the market! Most welcome indeed, and the more people who ask if a hotel has it the better!
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