Aston Martin friendly hotel in the UK
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Evening all
I am after any suggestions for Aston friendly hotels or guest houses etc. I am looking to take the car away for a few days, along with the wife, but I am still not yet at the point where I am happy to leave the car just anywhere.
So any hotels where you have stayed and the parking was good, as in safe, secure, little chance of being knocked etc.
I know there is no such thing as completely safe, but I would like to at least try and reduce the risk.
Many thanks , your input is really appreciated
Kevin
I am after any suggestions for Aston friendly hotels or guest houses etc. I am looking to take the car away for a few days, along with the wife, but I am still not yet at the point where I am happy to leave the car just anywhere.
So any hotels where you have stayed and the parking was good, as in safe, secure, little chance of being knocked etc.
I know there is no such thing as completely safe, but I would like to at least try and reduce the risk.
Many thanks , your input is really appreciated
Kevin
When I had the Clio V6 I used to stay in Premier Inns however, since having the AM I've upped my game on hotels.
Not that I've gone all posh, and never will, however I put parking facilities first. Have a google for 4 star hotels wherever you fancy going, they're not all silly money.
If somewhere takes your fancy then have a look at the parking set-up on Google Maps.
Not that I've gone all posh, and never will, however I put parking facilities first. Have a google for 4 star hotels wherever you fancy going, they're not all silly money.
If somewhere takes your fancy then have a look at the parking set-up on Google Maps.
Beaverbrook hotel will let you park by the front door, if you ask and there is room, the main car park is ok with lots of room to find a spot away from everyone else. No problem with security as it has a manned gate to get in.
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Coworth Park also has some parking for the nice stuff near the front door, but the main car park is not so good.
https://www.dorchestercollection.com/en/ascot/cowo...
The Langley also has some good parking out the front, but the hotel and location are not as nice as the other two.
https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/loniv-the-la...
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Coworth Park also has some parking for the nice stuff near the front door, but the main car park is not so good.
https://www.dorchestercollection.com/en/ascot/cowo...
The Langley also has some good parking out the front, but the hotel and location are not as nice as the other two.
https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/loniv-the-la...
Longy00000 said:
If I ca hijack the thread (sorry) anyone got suggestions for the lake district?
Few on here...https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/eu...
Don't think about going to The Lakeside. Parking is a public car park away from the hotel.
Edited by moktabe on Monday 16th January 21:03
Longy00000 said:
If I ca hijack the thread (sorry) anyone got suggestions for the lake district?
Took mine to Another Place in the summer Paul. Excellent! Fantastic fun driving the stunning roads from there to Windermere and back while my wife indulged in the spa. https://another.place/
These hotels all have spacious, secure parking for your Aston.
https://www.whatleymanor.com/
https://www.holbeckghyll.com/
https://theprioryhotel.co.uk/
https://theseasideboardinghouse.com/
https://www.whatleymanor.com/
https://www.holbeckghyll.com/
https://theprioryhotel.co.uk/
https://theseasideboardinghouse.com/
kevin_cambs_uk said:
Evening all
I am after any suggestions for Aston friendly hotels or guest houses etc. I am looking to take the car away for a few days, along with the wife, but I am still not yet at the point where I am happy to leave the car just anywhere.
So any hotels where you have stayed and the parking was good, as in safe, secure, little chance of being knocked etc.
I know there is no such thing as completely safe, but I would like to at least try and reduce the risk.
Many thanks , your input is really appreciated
Kevin
Just about any good country park type hotel should be ok. I’ll mention The Retreat at Elcot Park and Hambleton Hall in Rutland and the Cringletie at Peebles for starters. I am after any suggestions for Aston friendly hotels or guest houses etc. I am looking to take the car away for a few days, along with the wife, but I am still not yet at the point where I am happy to leave the car just anywhere.
So any hotels where you have stayed and the parking was good, as in safe, secure, little chance of being knocked etc.
I know there is no such thing as completely safe, but I would like to at least try and reduce the risk.
Many thanks , your input is really appreciated
Kevin
David W. said:
Just about any good country park type hotel should be ok.
You’d think so, but a lot of these often don’t have great parking. The spaces are often still too narrow, or the car parks aren’t really large enough if they’re hosting events. I’m not overly precious about the Astons but combination of width and long doors can make it harder to find spaces at times. I don’t want the doors coming in contact with someone else’s car any more than I’d want theirs touching mine. Ended up in an EV charging space at le Manoir (with their permission) as it was the only space left I could have got in and then been able to get out of the car. Wedding, fortunately a seemingly civilised one, had taken much of the space.
Had one of the larger suites at the Four Seasons In Hampshire, where we’ve stayed before en route other places/with kids so not with AM, for a few nights and was disappointed that they weren’t prepared to allow me to leave the Vanquish out front, even though there was plenty of space. Choice was to either leave it in the car park round the back (where there was an event on) or using their valet parking. Entrance road angles also slightly catch the front of the S too. Although the rooms are good, and it’s a nice setting, the restaurant and wine list also lets it down.
These days I call and ask if they have wider spaces available and, if they can’t/it’s going to be pot luck, just take another car instead.
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