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Dundas Castle, an authentic Scottish Castle that has been transformed into a 5 star exclusive use venue that is truly unique. The castle is located in South Queensferry just a 10 minute drive from Edinburgh Airport.
With completely flexible packages created bespoke for each event and a fantastic range of activities including the new super-car driving experience package the varied and unique space is the perfect venue for any event.

Last year we were purchased by The Trump Organisation and are currently undergoing a £200 million refurbishment which is due for completion on 1st June 2016. Phase one of the project is complete including the fantastic newly renovated Caledonia Ballroom, with a maximum capacity of 240 theatre style as well as two additional rooms, The Ailsa Craig Suite (formally the Sports Bar) and The Old Tom Morris (formally the creche).
Our new Clubhouse reopened on 8th June with an additional two meeting rooms, The Champions Suite and The Tom Watson Suite, which is ideal for smaller groups of up to 80 guests.
The larger and second phase commenced 28th September which involves a full closure of the main hotel in order to refurbish and upgrade all bedrooms in the main building as well as public spaces and food and beverage outlets. Our Championship Golf-course Ailsa, which hosted 4 Open championships will also be closed during this time for substantial improvements. The venue are also adding a new ballroom to the side of the hotel with a capacity to seat 500 guests. This will be complete later in 2016.
The National Conference Centre is pleased to announce the appointment of new General Manager Simon Willetts (formerly Director of Event Planning at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge), to manage the new brand initiative and drive the company forward into an exciting new era. Simon has successfully lead the launching and repositioning of many event venues and hotel event teams.
Formerly known as the National Motorcycle Museum, the company is undergoing a rebranding and separation of the two aspects of the business in order to deliver a totally focused and industry specialised event venue. It is conveniently located near Birmingham in the centre of all major transport links. The venue boasts an impressive 4550m2 of internal fully flexible event space.
The National Conference Centre is pleased to announce the appointment of new General Manager Simon Willetts (formerly Director of Event Planning at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge), to manage the new brand initiative and drive the company forward into an exciting new era. Simon has successfully lead the launching and repositioning of many event venues and hotel event teams.

Formerly known as the National Motorcycle Museum, the company is undergoing a rebranding and separation of the two aspects of the business in order to deliver a totally focused and industry specialised event venue. It is conveniently located near Birmingham in the centre of all major transport links. The venue boasts an impressive 4550m2 of internal fully flexible event space.
The National Conference Centre is pleased to announce the appointment of new General Manager Simon Willetts (formerly Director of Event Planning at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge), to manage the new brand initiative and drive the company forward into an exciting new era. Simon has successfully lead the launching and repositioning of many event venues and hotel event teams.

For the second year in succession, London has been voted the most attractive hotel investment destination in Europe, according to a survey of senior hospitality industry figures by Deloitte, the business advisory firm.
Almost a third (31%) of respondents ranked the UK’s capital as the number one hotel investment destination in 2016, ahead of joint-second Barcelona and Madrid (both 27%), which were narrowly followed by Amsterdam (26%). Paris slipped to fifth place after being second last year. London’s ranking comes despite more than half of respondents (57%) regarding the city as being ‘overvalued’.
Nick van Marken, global head of hospitality at Deloitte, commented: “London is again the standout. Some 2,500 luxury hotel rooms alone have been announced as opening by 2021, with an investment value we calculate as in excess of £3bn. When you consider all the other hotel projects, the total investment pouring into the city is phenomenal.
Outside London, Scottish cities ranked in two out of the top three regional UK investment destinations. For the second year in succession, respondents named Edinburgh (47%) as the most attractive investment destination in the regions, followed by a Manchester (40%) and Glasgow (23%).
Two-thirds (64%) of industry leaders expect regional RevPAR to grow in the region of 3-5% in 2016.
The rise in labour costs is anticipated to be an issue for regional UK hoteliers in the next 12 months (53% of respondents). New hotel supply (42%) and the possibility of an interest rate rise (33%) were also cited as potential threats to the UK regional market.
Despite this, over a third (34%) of industry leaders expect to see price multiples of 12 times or more in the UK regions, further supporting the view that the health of the regional UK hotel industry is currently very strong.
This is a summary of an article published by Deloitte on 4 November and you can read the full article here.

A 120 bedroom Moxy Hotel is planned for the Hungate area of York, at the moment there is outline planning consent for the development.
Moxy Hotels is Marriott International’s new economy hotel brand created to shake up the hotel industry with fresh attitude and modern flair. Designed for travellers looking for something fun, stylish and a bit edgy, Moxy’s buzzy lobby, tech-savvy guest rooms and intuitive service offers a refreshing alternative to traditional and often uninspiring economy hotels.

Harbour Hotels has added three hotels to their group, with the purchase of properties in Brighton, Bristol and Salcombe. The group already has hotels in Christchurch and St Ives, has recently opened a hotel in Salcombe and a property in Ocean Village Southampton will open in June 2017.
The new Brighton hotel will be the current Umi Hotel on the seafront, with 78 bedrooms and is located close to the pier. When completed it will be called the Brighton Harbour Hotel & Spa and have the city’s only rooftop pool.
In Bristol, Harbour Hotels will develop a 42 bedroom hotel from two former bank buildings in the city centre. The event space will be in what was previously the banking hall.
In Salcombe the group will have a second hotel, with ‘Tides Reach’ on South Sands beach joining the Group. A wing with 40 additional bedrooms will be added.
The Group’s Jetty restaurants will be included in all the new properties and the menus feature sustainable, local seafood.

The Villa Levens is a 140 year old Victorian country house hotel converted from former Nun’s retreat Brettargh Holt and is set in 14 acres and located just south of Kendal, Cumbria.
It has now been fully restored and converted in to a 22 spacious bedroomed hotel, including 2 suites and several luxurious staterooms.
Furnished to 5 star standard with a hall for ceremonies for up to 250 guests and smaller functions and a spectacular wedding pavilion.

Park Plaza London, Park Royal, United Kingdom
In West London, we acquired, subsequently sold and signed a long term lease agreement for a two-acre site opposite Park royal underground station, a high-profile gateway location with prime frontage onto the A40, a major arterial route into the city. Construction of this 168-room hotel is underway and the hotel is expected to open in 2016.
Park Plaza London, Waterloo, United Kingdom
Construction has started on this new hotel project in London, near Waterloo Station. When completed, this hotel is expected to add 494 rooms to our portfolio. The hotel will also offer a swimming pool, spa, restaurant and bar. The hotel is expected to open in 2016.
Art’otel London Hoxton, London, United kingdom
The Art’otel London Hoxton will enjoy an ideal location in London’s trendy Hoxton, just a stone’s throw from the city’s Square Mile. Around 350 guest rooms will combine with a modern top-floor restaurant and bar, a relaxing spa and a publicly accessible arts centre, which will include an art gallery, space for video artists and photographic studios.
Art’otel london Battersea Power Station, London, United kingdom
Art’otel london battersea power station is planned to open in 2019, in a building designed by Foster + Partners and set around the historic Grade II* listed Battersea Power Station. The 160 plus -bedroom luxury lifestyle hotel will offer incredible guest amenities with a number of show-stopping skyline floors boasting panoramic views leading up to the stunning Roof Garden designed by the New York High Line team, James Corner Field Operations.
Park Plaza Riverbank London, United Kingdom
Construction has started on the extension and reconfiguration of Park Plaza Riverbank London. The room count is expected to increase by an additional 184 rooms, taking the total number of rooms to 645. The extension is expected to be completed in 2015. There will be a re-configuration of the Thames suite on the first floor, converting this into the new Chino Latino’s restaurant. Additional meeting space will be created on the ground floor.
Park Plaza Sherlock Holmes, London, United Kingdom
Plans are developing for a complete refurbishment and re-modelling of this hotel – as part of these the hotel may be re-launch appealing to new markets.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
During November 2015 the following hotels, which currently sit within The Hotel Collection portfolio, will be rebranded to Jurys Inn, bringing the Jurys Inn estate to 36 hotels located throughout the UK, Ireland and Prague.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
During November 2015 the following hotels, which currently sit within The Hotel Collection portfolio, will be rebranded to Jurys Inn, bringing the Jurys Inn estate to 36 hotels located throughout the UK, Ireland and Prague.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.

During November 2015 the following hotels, which currently sit within The Hotel Collection portfolio, will be rebranded to Jurys Inn, bringing the Jurys Inn estate to 36 hotels located throughout the UK, Ireland and Prague.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.