For music lovers across the globe, there is one band that is synonymous for everyone a like. A band that was catapulted in to fame very quickly, I would look at you in sheer disbelief if you didn’t know this band. The Beatles. The back bone of Liverpudlian culture, aside from the Mersey Tunnel and the Titanic.
I have always wanted to go to Liverpool. I’ve wanted to see the Beatles Museum and seek out that world-famous ”scouse brow” for a while now. When presented with the opportunity to road-test one of Travelodge’s newly refurbished hotel’s, I jumped at the chance to head to their Liverpool Central The Strand digs this weekend just past. Based on Albert Dock’s you can’t deny that this hotel has an envious spot in Liverpool. With great views, great shops and wonderful bars surrounding the spot, you were literally spoilt for choice. The hotel stands like a rather large, glass boxed giant over the road and is imposing but mimics the ultra modern mixed with the old on this long street that lines the docks, The Strand.
For those who follow me ontwitter you will be no stranger to my wish of wanting to head to our newest Cafe, Dulcie Butterfly. Well, my dreams came true on the bank holiday weekend. After our spa day, you can read about that here, my best friend & I headed for some scrumptious delights in this emporium of vintage goodness!
As an ex-travel agent, it’s hard for me to not want those indulgent experiences. Travelling is great for the soul, the mind and all-round life experience. Elegant Resorts cater for those wonderful memories you create in some of the world’s most beautiful destinations such as the Caribbean, The Indian Ocean and many more. Creating a luxury Caribbean or Mauritius holiday experience in the UK was top of the agenda & I couldn’t think of anything better than The Courtyard Spa at the local Bridge Inn at Walshford. Having been before when the Spa just opened it has recently undergone a massive £225K refurbishment adding even more wonderful spa features to their repertoire.
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