Crazy Bear Hotel or similar? South east, boutique-esque...
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Hi guys,
Wondering if anyone has any experience of the Crazy Bear hotels, or something similar? The Mrs keeps heavily hinting about going there for an anniversary, but it's a fair drive from us, and I wonder if it's a bit too kitsch, too much fashion over function. I love the thought of roll-top baths at the end of the bed, and some of the crazier décor, but I think the novelty would fade after 5 minutes and you'd end up feeling like you were sleeping in an old fairground ride.
Or has anyone got any recommendations for a hotel in the south-east, something a bit different, for a night away in January? So would appreciate cosy but plush posh rooms, a nice restaurant with a GOOD wine list, maybe somewhere to go for a nice long cold walk. Say up to £300/night?
Type "boutique hotel" in to Google and it seems anything with a third pillow on the bed is classed as "boutique"... Frustrating! So, over to you? What gems have you all found?
TIA
Wondering if anyone has any experience of the Crazy Bear hotels, or something similar? The Mrs keeps heavily hinting about going there for an anniversary, but it's a fair drive from us, and I wonder if it's a bit too kitsch, too much fashion over function. I love the thought of roll-top baths at the end of the bed, and some of the crazier décor, but I think the novelty would fade after 5 minutes and you'd end up feeling like you were sleeping in an old fairground ride.
Or has anyone got any recommendations for a hotel in the south-east, something a bit different, for a night away in January? So would appreciate cosy but plush posh rooms, a nice restaurant with a GOOD wine list, maybe somewhere to go for a nice long cold walk. Say up to £300/night?
Type "boutique hotel" in to Google and it seems anything with a third pillow on the bed is classed as "boutique"... Frustrating! So, over to you? What gems have you all found?
TIA
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