Hotels

A "second chance" has been offered to proposals to build a new boutique hotel on West Kirby's seafront, it has been reported. Indeed, the firm behind the proposals - Carpenter Investments - may soon find themselves looking for hotel supplies such as wholesale towels, after the Wirral Globe reported that councillors have voted for the plans to go back to cabinet.

Premier Inn has been given the green light to build a new hotel in High Wycombe, it has been reported. The leisure accommodation chain may require plenty of hotel supplies such as wholesale bedding, as the Bucks Free Press notes that the new building will boast 120 beds.

Holidaymakers in the UK looking for a nostalgia-packed break may head to the seaside, as these resorts evoke memories of childhood breaks, according to one sector commentator. Indeed, holiday accommodation owners around the UK's coastline may wish to invest in additional hotel supplies such as wholesale towels to cater for guests attempting to recapture the magic of a by-gone trip.

Guests staying at the Barratts of Tyn Rhyl hotel in Denbighshire have been advised that the fire that keeps them warm in the property's lounge may have been made from a royal bed. According to the BBC, it is believed that Henry VIII and his first wife Catherine of Aragon may once have lain in white bed linen on the wood bed that was later transformed into a fireplace.

Two new hotels are to be constructed in Cambridge after council officials granted the plans their approval. Plenty of new hotel supplies such as white bed linen may be required to kit out the new establishments, one of which will boast 157 rooms while the other will offer 219.

Adventure is becoming an increasingly important component of Britons' holidays, it has been claimed. Indeed, bed and breakfast and other leisure accommodation owners may wish to ensure they have plenty of hotels supplies such as wholesale towels at the ready for any guests checking in for a break where they plan to surf or water ski.

A former hotel in Bristol city centre is to be transformed into a brand new guesthouse, it has been reported. New owners Carla and Andrew Brooks, who already own such a property in Bath, may now be looking to invest in new restaurant supplies and hotel supplies such as wholesale bedding in order to kit out each of the building's 23 rooms.

A hotel in Staffordshire is promising its guests a night of fright as part of a fundraising event. People staying at the Quality Hotel in Hanley on November 27th may be glad to rush back to their rooms and hide under the wholesale bedding, as a special paranormal team will be visiting the establishment to hunt for ghosts.

One newspaper's hotel inspector has reviewed a recent visit to McCoys at the Tontine, near Northallerton in North Yorkshire. The Daily Mail's Inspector notes that the bedroom they were put in was "big" and had a sleigh bed, which may have also featured white bed linen.

A hotel on the Isle of Man has completed the first stage of its refurbishment project. Just under half of the rooms at the Claremont Hotel have now been redecorated and decked out in revamped features including white bed linen. Plenty more hotel supplies may still be required, however, as isleofman.