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Norfolk's Dial House hotel and restaurant placed on the market

20 September 2022 by Emma Lake

The Grade II listed Dial House hotel and restaurant in Reepham, Norfolk, has been placed on the market with a guide price of £1.6m.

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Cockermouth Trout hotel sold off £4.85m asking price

12 September 2022 by Katherine Price

The four silver-AA-starred, 49-bedroom Trout hotel in Cockermouth, Cumbria, has been sold to local entrepreneur Bill Dobie, who also owns the Washington Central hotel in Workington.

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Property firm criticises 'underwhelming' consultation on business rates reform

15 February 2022 by Sophie Witts

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Government’s Valuation Office Agency ‘aggressively pursuing’ hospitality fines

25 January 2022 by Katherine Price

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Miller Howe hotel sold off guide price of £2.85m

03 August 2021 by Sophie Witts

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Hospitality rent collection rises after June quarter day

27 July 2021 by Sophie Witts

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Staycation summer could bring £22b boost to domestic tourism

26 May 2021 by Katherine Price

With travel restrictions limiting holidays abroad this summer, Brits are instead expected to treat themselves with[...]

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Ambleside’s Waterhead hotel sold to the Inn Collection Group

14 May 2021 by Caroline Baldwin

The four-star Waterhead hotel in the Lake District has been sold by English Lakes Hotels Resorts[...]

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Three Mercure hotels up for sale for £10m

30 September 2020 by Jennie Milsom

Three hotels operating under the Mercure brand have been put on the market, to acquire individually[...]

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Cotswolds hotel Lords of the Manor brought to market with £6.5m price tag

26 August 2020 by Emma Lake

The Lords of the Manor country house hotel in the Cotswolds has been brought to the[...]

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Former Grange & Links hotel on Lincolnshire coast on the market for £1.5m

The former Grange & Links hotel in Sandilands on the Lincolnshire coast has been put on the market with a guide price of £1.5m."

06 July 2020 by Jennie Milsom

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Viewpoint: Get ready for the summer staycations

28 May 2020

by James Stagg

Quarantine, fewer flights and lack of finance may all work to hoteliers’ advantage after lockdown, with a rush in bookings to properties in the UK from those seeking a break from the norm, says Julian Troup

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Calls for easing of planning restrictions to help hotels 'bounce back'

27 May 2020

by Jennie Milsom

Relaxing planning restrictions to allow hotel operators to change a property's use to residential could help the industry "bounce back", Colliers International has said.

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