GuidesTop AA-listed hotels in Great Britain and Ireland(20 December 2006 17:18)The CatererSearch AA hotel listing gives all the AA's top-rated red-star hotels across all categories in Great Britain and Ireland. The list also includes all the AA-listed five-star properties, whether black or red star. There are currently 79 five-star AA-listed hotels in the UK, of which the majority are in England. The number of four-star hotels in Britain and Ireland total 585 and 1,665 hotels fall into the three-star category. STAR STANDARDS
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Staff are smartly presented and provide a well-informed service. Rooms are generously proportioned. Breakfast and dinner are available seven days a week. 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. 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. 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. View all the AA-listed five-star and five red-star hotels here >> NUMBER OF AA STARS HELD BY APRIL 2008
AA-LISTED BUDGET HOTELS
Under the new common standards, accommodation is assessed under three broad categories: hotel, guest accommodation and budget hotel. Hotels and guest accommodation are both rated using a star system (which carries different criteria for each of the two sectors). Each category is sub-divided into sub-categories depending on the type of accommodation. Budget hotels are assessed but not awarded stars. HOTEL SUB-CATEGORIES Source: CatererSearch |
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