Easy to access from the M25 via J23 and from the A1, we are just 30 minutes drive to central London, 20 minutes to Wembley Stadium, and 20 minutes to Luton Airport. St Pancras International and the Eurostar are just 22 minutes by train. Stay in one of our 122 rooms featuring broadband internet, flat screen TV, Premium Movie Packages, Air cooling, Tea & Coffee Facilities and and en-suite power shower bathroom. Twin, Family, and Accessible rooms are all available on request. Start your day well with our new Hot Breakfast Buffet offering traditional English breakfast, continental selections and healthy light options. The all you can eat breakfast buffet is just £7. 50! In the evenings our Cafe restaurant is open from 6-10pm Monday-Thursday, offering a selection of International Favorites, Traditional English classics, and a selection of Grills. When the restaurant is closed, our cafe bar serves hot meals from our snack menu 24/7Guests benefit from discounted use of our neighboring leisure center & pool 'The Venue'.
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This place is a little gem. Full of history, its also cosy, spacious, spotlessly clean with a big garden and amazing views. The host was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended. Cill Bhreac House B&B Boasting fantastic views over Dingle Bay, Cill Bhreac House offers themed bedrooms and a gourmet breakfast menu. With free parking, it is just a 10-minute waterfront walk from Dingle town. Lovely room with view. Friendly helpful hosts. Welcoming. Wonderful breakfast. Close to town. Dunlavin House 4 stars Situated in the seaside town of Dingle, Dunlavin House offers free onsite parking and free WiFi in all areas. We appreciated the warm welcome and smart tips about things to do and place to eat. We really liked the room and most of all we were impressed by the amazing breakfast! Hotel Ceann Sibeal 3 stars Hotel in Dingle Ceann Sibéal Hotel is in the centre of Ballyferriter on the Dingle Peninsula, halfway along Slea Head Drive with its breathtaking views, including views of Ceann Sibeal headland, site for the shooting...
Published 23 November 2020 image copyright Getty Images Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for a "global mechanism" that would use QR codes to open up international travel. "We need to further harmonise policies and standards and establish 'fast tracks' to facilitate the orderly flow of people, " he said. The codes will be used to help establish a traveller's health status. But Human Rights advocates warn that the codes could be used for "broader political monitoring and exclusion". Mr Xi made the comments at the G20 summit, an online meeting of heads of state from the world's 20 largest economies, which was hosted by Saudi Arabia over the weekend. He said the codes could be used to recognise "health certificates based on nucleic acid test results", according to a transcript published by Chinese state news agency Xinhua. Mr Xi didn't go into further detail about how the travel scheme might work, or how closely it would be modelled on China's QR code apps, which have been used to help contain the virus on the mainland.