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| About Cathedral Quarter Hotel |
| Cathedral Quarter is the first designer boutique hotel in the area, a tasteful conversion of the Old Police Station, which is supremely comfortable and elegantly sculpted into a bold, contemporary design. It boasts 38 bedrooms, mini spa, conference rooms, a dining brassiere and many other high-class features. The hotels outstanding location, exemplary service and sophistication perfectly compliment this stunning hotel that radiates vitality throughout the year. All 38 spacious bedrooms are richly appointed in contemporary style, with luxurious soft furnishings, providing the utmost comfort and elegant style. Rooms have every modern facility today's guest would expect from a hotel of this calibre, it's the unexpected extras and attention to detail that makes this the ideal destination whether for business or leisure. The restaurant offers Traditional English Cuisine where the emphasis is on fresh locally sourced produce, with an exciting varied menu, there is sure to be something for all tastes. Complimenting this is the setting, modern and crisp making this the perfect place to enjoy a break. Guests can relax in style and enjoy the Mini Spa. Including a Steam Room and a Turkish Wet Sauna Room. Also there is the luxurious Experience Shower, which, incorporating music, colours and jets, is a revelation in relaxation. Also included in the spa are 3 treatment rooms that offer facials, manicures and pedicures. Cathedral Quarter would be the ideal place to hold a conference, with its City Centre location and excellent links to the M1 Motorway. Meeting facilities consist of 2 meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of 16 Boardroom style, and include all modern facilities, including LCD projector screen and WIFI Internet access.
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Last Updated: Friday, 05 September 2008 10:18AM
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» Rooms from £46 Per Person based on 2 persons sharing a Double room
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| Number of Rooms at the Cathedral Quarter Hotel from Friday, 05 September 2008 |
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