Since opening in 2007 as the Ellington Hotel the building has kept roots with its former use with jazz history evident around the hotel and live jazz playing each night. The 285 room hotel has 10 event rooms, all with natural daylight, and the largest meeting room able to accommodate 640 people has now been added to the Hosmark portfolio. The Ellington also has a summer garden which offers a unique outside space for events and receptions in the centre of Berlin.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
After being in this city for 1 day I knew it was special, the passion the residence have for their location and what they can offer. The main USP for Copenhagen is their sustainability, with the Crowne Plaza being the first fully certified CSR Hotel in the World and it certainly lives up to its claims.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Why this destination?
After being in this city for 1 day I knew it was special, the passion the residence have for their location and what they can offer. The main USP for Copenhagen is their sustainability, with the Crowne Plaza being the first fully certified CSR Hotel in the World and it certainly lives up to its claims.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Why this destination?
After being in this city for 1 day I knew it was special, the passion the residence have for their location and what they can offer. The main USP for Copenhagen is their sustainability, with the Crowne Plaza being the first fully certified CSR Hotel in the World and it certainly lives up to its claims.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Summary of Destination
Why this destination?
After being in this city for 1 day I knew it was special, the passion the residence have for their location and what they can offer. The main USP for Copenhagen is their sustainability, with the Crowne Plaza being the first fully certified CSR Hotel in the World and it certainly lives up to its claims.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
2. In June 2015 the hotel won the Business Start Up Award at the Trafford Business Awards 2015.
3. The hotel is positioned next to Old Trafford with views over looking the stadium.
4. Hotel football opened in 2015 with 133 bedrooms and meeting space to accommodate up to 350 delegates.
5. Heaven – Manchester’s most exciting rooftop event space – a football pitch which can be hired as a corporate space for activities or to host a dinner, this space can hold up to 200 guests.
Refurbished meeting rooms – The exclusive York Suite will accommodate 400 reception and have access for car launches. It has a separate entrance, reception area, bar and kitchen.
12 Meeting rooms with facilities for 6-400 people. An ideal location for corporate meetings, team building events, marketing opportunities or private dining functions.
Day delegate packages available from £45.00pp and 24 hour rates from £165.00pp.
Energise packages available that will revitalise your team for the New Year. Book a meeting room and just pay for food and drink.
The hotel is located near Canary Wharf, London ExCeL, The O2, London City Airport and the Emirates Air Line Cable Car and features 31 deluxe rooms and 35 suites, offering views of London’s Royal Victoria Dock.
The hotel has a 24 hour business centre with two contemporary meeting spaces that can hold more than 90 delegates each with Wi-Fi and LCD screen. Other facilities at the hotel include a fitness centre with state-of-the-art equipment, a lounge bar and a 112-seat DoubleTree restaurant.
The Post Office has published its annual survey on international destinations, comparing eight tourist items in 46 destinations worldwide – including dinner for two, coffees and drinks.
Although this is a tourist-based survey, it also applies to the business traveller, who will want to consider the cost of incidentals, such as drinks and meals.
Key findings include:
For the full report look a the Post Office’s website
The largest official collection of original James Bond vehicles anywhere in the world, now includes a new display called The Cars of SPECTRE at the London Film Museum, Covent Garden. The venue can be broken up into four different event spaces which can cater for any event from 20 to 400 guests. The areas are ideal for receptions, dinners, conferences including much more and the LFM Events Team has an extraordinary network of talent on hand from start to finish. With entrances on Wellington Street and Covent Garden’s famous cobblestone Piazza, the London Film Museum creates a memorable impression.
The exhibition now features over 150 original artefacts spanning all 24 Bond films, including concept drawings, storyboards, scripts, costumes, miniatures and full size vehicles from cars and boats, hybrids and bikes. The largest collection of James Bond vehicles in the world is staying at the London Film Museum in the heart of Covent Garden indefinitely due to popular demand.
The Belfry is a world class luxury award winning Hotel & Resort located right in the centre of the UK and only 10 minutes from Birmingham International Airport.
Surrounded by over 500 acres of countryside the Belfry has 319 luxurious bedrooms and suites, 21 meeting and events rooms, restaurants, bars, a night club, a luxury Spa and Health club and of course 3 amazing golf courses.
*New for 2016 – Ryder Cup Legends Mini Golf*
The twelve hole “Ryder Legends” layout feature nine holes from Ryder Cup history along with three fun holes which is enjoyable for everyone whatever the weather.
Here’s a quick round-up of properties to look out for in Paris during 2016, some have been refurbished and some new to the market:
Renaissance Paris Republique
This is due to open in April will see a Marriott Renaissance property open in Le Marais district. It has been developed in a 1970s Parisian monument which was designed by Jean Jacques Fernier. The hotel has three meeting rooms and the largest will hold 30 people.
The Ritz Paris
The hotel has been closed for refurbishment and is now taking reservations for its opening on 14th March. The 117-year-old hotel has undergone a three-year €250 million refurbishment, which includes all bedrooms, suites, bathrooms, gardens and L’Espadon restaurant. The Bay Hemingway remains largely untouched. The Ritz Club will house a neoclassical swimming pool and the world’s first Chanel spa.
Hôtel de Crillon
Closed since 2013, major renovations of 18th-century architecture are underway, while three Paris-based designers are updating the interiors. The hotel will operate under the management of Rosewood Hotels & Resorts. This hotel was originally opened in 1758 on Place de la Concorde to host world ambassadors.
Hoxton Paris
After opening hotels in Amsterdam last year and New York, this year, The Hoxton will add a fourth hotel to its European portfolio in the spring. The 16th-century building in which it will be housed was designed by Etienne Rivie, a counsellor to King Louis XIV.
Off-Paris Seine
Paris is to have its first floating hotel this spring, located near the Charles de Gaulle Bridge. Off-Paris Seine, which will be operated by boutique hotel group Elegancia, will have 54 rooms, four suites and a 50-ft outdoor swimming pool.
Amastan Paris
On the quiet street that links the Champs Elysées and the rue du Faubourg St-Honoré, there’s a new boutique hotel with 24 bedrooms. There’s a small garden and pop-up space which may be able to be used for events
Hotel Declic Paris
Opening in January the photography-themed Hotel Declic will open in Montmartre. The 27 rooms are each designed around this central theme – one is modelled on a photobooth; another has a round, camera-lens-inspired bed; another even has an in-built studio.
