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AA-listed one and two red-star hotels

Thursday 12 February 2009 11:24

STAR STANDARDS
Red star (as opposed to black star) hotels represent the most outstanding examples in each star category

 One star
Staff provide a prompt, polite and informal service. The majority of rooms are en suite and there is a designated eating area serving breakfast everyday and dinner most evenings.
 Two star
Staff are smartly presented and provide a well-informed service. Rooms are generously proportioned. Breakfast and dinner are available seven days a week.
 Three star
An ample number of easily identified staff, who are able to anticipate requirements. All rooms have en suite bathrooms. Meals are cooked and presented to a good standard, using good quality ingredients.
 Four star
Attentive staff provide a very good level of service. At least half of the rooms will have an en suite bath and a shower. At least one restaurant offering a good range of hot and cold skilfully prepared food.
 Five star
Impeccably dressed staff provide attentive and unobtrusive service. All bedrooms will have an en suite bathroom with a bath and thermostatically controlled shower. Meals are cooked and presented to an excellent standard using high quality ingredients.


AA-LISTED ONE AND TWO RED-STAR HOTELS IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND


TWO RED STARS: ENGLAND

           
Mill End hotel, Chagford, Devon AA entry 
The New Inn at Coln St Aldwyns, Cirencester, Glos  AA entry 
The Old Rectory, Norwich, Norfolk  AA entry
The Old Quay House hotel, Fowey, Cornwall AA entry 
Rose & Crown hotel, Romaldkirk, County Durham AA entry 
Swinside Lodge, Keswick, Cumbria  AA entry




ONE RED STAR

          
Clare House, Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria AA entry
Tigh an Eilean, Shieldaig, Highland AA entry 

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All AA-listed hotels can be found on the AA website.

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