
Anonymous User: Good service, basic amenities but sufficient for purpose. No complaints, all as expected when booking.
62 Beacon St
From JPY 11,414





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AAnonymous User: Good service, basic amenities but sufficient for purpose. No complaints, all as expected when booking.
62 Beacon St
From JPY 11,414

8.1/10111 Reviews
Kk heatherley: Very nice hotel staff Very helpful great location will definitely stay here again
12-14 Bird St
From JPY 14,617

8.5/1048 Reviews
RRakeshP: Classic Premier Inn quality, comfortable beds, good location. Breakfast could be better, not enough options for vegetarians. Coffee could be better.
The Cottage, Beacon Park, Swan Rd
From JPY 9,610
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M32***23really nice and fun theme park. Mostly family friendly rides but shockwave is a fun rollercoaster
henocookieSutton Park in Birmingham, England, is one of the largest urban parks in Europe, covering over 2,400 acres of beautiful natural landscapes. It offers a perfect mix of woodlands, heathlands, lakes, and open meadows, making it ideal for walking, cycling, and wildlife watching. The park is home to deer, birds, and a variety of plant species, creating a peaceful escape from city life. Visitors can enjoy picnics by the lakes, explore scenic trails, or stop at one of the cozy cafés within the park. With its vast space and unspoiled beauty, Sutton Park is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
MMR. MarufIt was a great experience! We went on a Saturday, and there was a slight queue, but we only waited about five minutes to get in. Inside, you can learn about the history of chocolate, the origins of coffee beans, the chocolate production process, and some interesting facts. Several parts were particularly fun. First, there was a movie about Cadbury's history and development. You went into one theater and watched the movie before moving on to the next. Next was a 4D movie where you experienced the world of chocolate with glasses. Finally, you rode in a toy car and used a laser gun to fight monsters. Another attractive part was the tour of the chocolate-making process, where you could even try it yourself. The free tasting included three different toppings to add to the chocolate sauce – very delicious! The shopping area at the end was also nice. Oh, and they gave out a few free chocolates at the entrance, which my child loved. It was a truly great experience! 😊😊😊
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