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Results for hotel tag

February 2022

Which? reveals best and worst hotel chains as ‘terribly dirty’ Britannia comes bottom of pile again

1 February 2022

Britannia has earned the unenviable crown of the UK’s worst hotel chain for a ninth consecutive year in Which?’s annual survey. The consumer champion’s ratings – based on more than 2,600 hotel stays – found there are affordable, quality rooms available in the UK – but also chains to avoid – with rates falling by […]

Press Release: hotel, Rory Boland, Travel

February 2017

Hotel hygiene ratings leave food for thought

22 February 2017

An investigation by Which? Travel has found that more than 650 UK hotels have a poor food hygiene rating. Some top hotels, including several with four stars and others with two AA Rosettes, received a food hygiene rating of just one. In total, 652 UK hotels, B&Bs and guesthouses have poor food hygiene ratings, indicating […]

Press Release: B&Bs, food hygiene rating scheme, Food Standards Agency, four stars, guesthouses, hotel, hygiene, Rory Boland, Which? Travel

July 2016

“Check with your airline and accommodation as soon as possible to find out if your bookings still stand” – Which? response to announcement from Low Cost Holidays administrators

19 July 2016

Alex Neill, Which? Director of Policy and Campaigns, said: “If you’re currently on a trip booked through Low Cost Holidays, you may be asked to pay for your hotel or flights again by the providers. If so, you should try to pay on a credit card so that you may be able to claim money back […]

Statement: accomodation, credit card, flights, hotel, Low Cost Holidays, travel insurance

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