Happy Customer at the Regent

Advantages: Lovely modern rooms & wonderful breakfast
Disadvantages: Room slightly smaller than expacted

...I went to the Regent Hotel in February 08 for a 2 night stay. I found the hotel after endless hotel searches in Ambleside which seemed to all bring up dated, old-fashioned looking hotels which weren't what we wanted. The Regent offered a refreshing alternative with modern looking bedroom, all recently refurbished. We paid £300 for 2nights bed and breakfast for 2 people. The hotel was easy to find and was right near Lake Windermere as promised. We managed to park the car easily in the car-park, although we did notice that once everyone had checked in for the day the car-park looked rather full. It was only a short walk from where we parked to the reception, we only had small weekend bags but wouldn't have had a problem with suitcases. The staff were friendly on arrival and were efficient and quick in finding our key and getting us to...

yazoo88 14.05.2008 · Read review
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The Regent Hotel, Doncaster

Advantages: Fantastic rooms, friendly staff and Great food
Disadvantages: Limited Wifi reception

...The Regent Hotel is located in the heart of Doncaster and is very easily accessable by car or rail. I travelled by rail and it was just a short 10 minute walk through the town centre to the hotel. Check-in was a fantastic experience and it was all ready prior to arrival and there was no need to fill in my address etc as it was all done, it was just a case of 2 signatures and off to my room. The room i stayed in was a double room for single occupancy and the room was fantastic. It was spacous and very well decorated, and looked recently decorated. The en-suite bathroom was very clean with a very powerful shower over the bath. A range of goodies were available in the bathroom including shampoo and shower gel. the electrical fittings in the room were a chrome finish which gave the room a nice feel, that coupled with a huge double bed...

markyeadon 08.06.2007 · Read review
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Regents Park Marriott Hotel

Advantages: comfortable and clean
Disadvantages: poor leisure club and not very child friendly

...I stay in Marriott Hotels regularly and have been doing so for the past ten years or so. They are always my preference and the Regents Park Marriott Hotel is always the Marriott that I prefer to stay in when I stay in a hotel in London. I have stayed in there quite a few times (not sure exactly how many) but up until this weekend I had never stayed in there with my family. I have stayed there for business, I have stayed there with friends when we wanted a big night out in London and now I've also stayed there with my family for a family weekend (including children) in London. Every time I had a wonderful stay in a lovely but unfortunately I don't think that it's the most family friendly place, especially when you compare it to other Marriotts (particularly the Swansea and Swindon Marriott's). -The Rooms- All Marriott rooms are...

Brooke3 08.01.2009 · Read review
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The Regent Hotel in Doncaster

Advantages: Fantastic hotel that makes for a stress free and comfortable stay
Disadvantages: Wifi reception not very good

...<<<<<Contact Information>>>>> The Regent Hotel Regent Square Doncaster DN1 2DS 3 Star AA 3 Star RAC 3 Star Tourist Board Tel: 01302 364180 Fax: 01302 322331 E-mail: admin@theregenthotel.co.uk Web: www.theregenthotel.co.uk <<<<<General Information>>>>> The Regent hotel was founded in 1935 and has been family run since that date. The hotel has recently had a major refurbishment and offers a Residents bar, two public bars, four conference/Function Rooms and a Restaurant. It is also located just on the fringe of Doncaster?s town centre on the eastern edge and is ideally located for fine shopping in the Frenchgate shopping centre, the markets and Doncaster racecourse (10 minute walk), home of the legendary St Leger and Lincoln Handicap. It is also only 15 minutes drive from Doncaster Robin Hood Airport and only...

castleroad 24.07.2007 (31.07.2007) · Read review
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Regent Street

Advantages: Hamleys
Disadvantages: Too many people, too much traffic

...If you haven't been to London before, then go to Regent Street. Less chain-store oriented than Oxford Street, its best feature is easily Hamleys, with over 5 floors of toys and games. There is a great ice-cream shop close to the Piccadilly Circus end, as well as Cheers bar, themed on the American TV show, and lots of specialist shops like the Apple store, and Liberty's is just round the corner. However, if you've been to London before, then avoid this street, as it is always packed with people, and Saturdays are a complete nightmare. There are many better places to see, and I much prefer the streets leading off it, like Carnaby, which have more interesting shops, and are a lot less manic....

charlotte_edmundson 10.01.2008 · Read review
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Marriott Style in Regents Park

Advantages: Courteous staff, good location for accessing central London
Disadvantages: Small room, touch-and-take minibar, prolonged check-in process

...When my mother, sister, daughter, and I were planning our trip to England for March 2002, we included an overnight stay in London at the beginning of our holiday. We wanted something near the city center that would be handy to transportation and, thanks to my husband's willingness to contribute his Marriott points to our cause, we wanted a Marriott hotel. More specifically, we wanted a room suitable for four adult travelers. The nearest match to our requirements and the availability of a room through the Marriott Rewards program was a room at the Marriott Regents Park. In most respects, the Marriott Regents Park is a typical representative of its kind. With 303 rooms in a 7-story building, the hotel includes an onsite restaurant and cocktail lounge, small gift shop, concierge and laundry services, barber and hair stylist...

BawBaw 10.09.2003 (11.09.2003) · Read review
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Regent guitars?

Advantages: ---
Disadvantages: They refuse to honour all orders

...I have had a very unpleasant experience with regentguitars.co.uk. As my user name may hint I do rather enjoy playing the guitar in all shapes and sizes and am eternally looking for new axes to add to my ever growing line-up. By chance one day I come across Regent Guitars, the site was warm and welcoming, very user friendly considering I have the internet skills of a blind chimp. Anyway, at the time I was in a very Metallica kind of mood and thought I would check out the X-plorer range. This was done after looking at many other guitars. Now comes the long story..... I had been on the site for about an hour and had learned that the price of the guitar was always above the button you click on to buy the item. So I was quite surprised when in the Gibson X-plorer section to find that the studio range was not priced at all in...

onlineguitarhero2 04.09.2004 · Read review
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Regent Arcade shopping, Cheltenham

Advantages: Refuge from the British Weather, TK Maxx and the pretzel place
Disadvantages: The historic Plough Inn was demolished to make way for the Regent Arcade

...The Good - Regent Arcade is described as Cheltenham's premier shopping centre. If you are after decent high street shopping under cover then you can't go wrong. If you want to visit more quality shops then the Promenade and Montpellier areas are a better, if not more expensive bet. The Arcade, as it is commonly referred to in N'ham, was built in the 1980s on the site of the Plough Inn on Cheltenham High Street. It has two floors of shopping with a car park on the upper 3rd and 4th levels. There are a wide variety of shops with excellent provision for well priced fashion. TKMAXX on the first floor is great for a bargain if you are prepared to trawl every inch looking through each and every item. River Island on the ground floor is great for young girls looking to reveal as much flesh as possible. Anne Summers...

venusbabe2004 30.06.2005 · Read review
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Review of Regent Arcade -Cheltenham

Great Shopping.... If Your Female!

Advantages: Stylish shopping centre
Disadvantages: Lacking in male orientated stores (excluding the stores you need a second mortgage to shop in)

...The Regent Arcade is the largest shopping centre in Cheltenham, the arcade has over 70 stores on two floors which I appreciate by today's standard of shopping centre is nothing to brag about; but bare in mind this is a town centre shopping arcade not an out of town one. The shopping centre was opened in the mid 1980's having taken just under 2 years to complete. What's nice about the Regent Arcade is that rather like the shopping centre in Milton Keynes visually from the interior the building is covered in marble and stainless steel, as a result the centre has remained ageless compared to other shopping centres built in other turns around the same time. Another nice touch is that unlike a lot of shopping centres the Regent Arcade continues to be popular with retailers with only 5 empty units two of which are currently in the final stages...

sghawken 20.08.2006 · Read review
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Haven for Waterbirds and People

Advantages: Lovely Park. Beautifully Maintained. Good Facilities
Disadvantages: Does get busy

...London has a marvellous selection of parks ranging from the likes of the hugely popular and internationally famous Hyde Park,nearby Kensington Gardens,serene Green Park, St James's Park,the oldest in London, liitle parks in various parts of Central London, Richmond park,Syon Park, and the lovely Regents Park.This wide expanse of parkland and gardens is quite remarkable for such a major urban area. It is ever so easy to forget that you are in the middle of a bustling city when you are at a place like Regents Park,which was once part of King HenryVIII's hunting forest in the 16 th century. Regents Park is centrally located in a very attractive part of Central London and is close to a variety of other world class attractions such as London Zoo, Madame Tussauds,the Planetarium, and the Sherlock Holmes Museum. The nearest underground...

ashford 31.08.2001 · Read review
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