Release Date: 2009-10-13, Audio CD, Albany Records
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Advantages: Amazing levels of service, brilliant breakfasts, comfortable high quality rooms. Central location Disadvantages: Can't think of any
Tell some people that you?re staying in a ?B&B? and they?ll secretly conjure up mental images of Blackpool landladies locking you out after 9.30 pm.
Mercifully, this now only happens on cartoon postcards.
The B&B I?ve just spent two nights at, in the centre of Norwich fully deserves the accolade of ?best place I?ve stayed at in Britain in a very long while? ? not so much a lodgings as a luxury hotel with no dinner menu.
Well, actually it?s better than that. How many luxury hotels would allocate one of the owners to look after you?
I?m not alone in thinking this ? many accommodation and travel web-sites such as Tripadvisor now list reviews of the 38 StGiles B&B describing it as ?the best place to stay in Norwich?, and it?s not the most expensive by a considerable margin.
Situated at 38, StGiles (the clue?s in the name ...
Advantages: The cost of booking over the internet. Disadvantages: The delays of staff response
Hi all i have made a mistake with this review this is for the St. Giles hotel in bedford avenue London not the one that i have written the review for sorry for any inconvenience. Silly me
The address is Bedford Avenue, Bloomsbury, Camden, London, WC1B 3AS
My girlfriend and me stayed at the St. Giles hotel while visiting London as we were going to see the Backstreet boys, well I was dragged along.
We looked everywhere over the Internet and the St. Giles was the nicest one we could find at a good price, well for London anyway.
The hotel is just off Oxford Street and near Tottenham court road tube station. Therefore it is ideal for shopping and great for getting on the tube to other destinations. There is also a theatre where you can watch musicals just up the road about 100 meters away so you do not have to worry about taxi ...
Advantages: Location ideal for West End and Shopping Disadvantages: Small rooms. Staff not too friendly, noisy at night.
This was my second stsy at the St. Giles Hotel. Both trips for pleasure. I had already read reviews stating that the rooms at the St. Giles were small. Therefore, I knew what to expect. The rooms can feel a little claustrophobic, but there is space to put clothes in built in wardrobes. The bathroom is again extremely small with shower, sink and toilet. The roms are clean and beds freshly laundered daily. (We had a 3 night stay).
The hotel does not have alot of leisure facilities. At the back of it there is the Y.M.C.A., the hotel contains a bar pizzeria and there is a small lounge. The breakfast room is more than adequate as far as seating and cleanliness goes and the self service breakfast is very acceptable with plenty of choice. The times for breakfast take into account very early risers. They start serving at 6.30 a.m. on weekdays ...
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750); (Edward) Benjamin (Lord Britten of Aldeburgh) Britten (1913 - 1976); John (Kenneth) Tavener (b 1944); André (Edouard Antoine Marie) Fleury (b 1903); César (-Auguste-Jean-Guillaume-Hubert) Franck (1822 - 1890); Kenneth Leighton (1929 - 1988); Jean Langlais (1907 - 1991); (Jakob Ludwig) Felix Mendelssohn (-Bartholdy) (1809 - 1847); Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872 - 1958); Henri Mulet (1878 - 1967)
Main Performer
Michael Harris (Organ); John Harris (Organ)
Orchestra / Ensemble(s)
St Giles Cathedral Choir, Edinburgh
Date of Release
09/1998
Label / Distributor
York Ambisonic / Metronome
Pieces in Set
1
Running Time
1 hour 3 minutes
Genre(s)
Instrumental, Vocal and choral
SPAR Code
DDD
EAN
5015414221410
Work 1
Work Title
Preludes and Fugues, BWV531-552
Excerpt(s)
1. Prelude and Fugue in G, BWV541
Composer
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750)
Genre
Instrumental
Main Performer
Michael Harris (Organ)
Opera Part(s)
Michael Harris
Work 2
Work Title
Jubilate Deo in C
Excerpt(s)
1. Jubilate Deo in C
Composer
(Edward) Benjamin (Lord Britten of Aldeburgh) Britten (1913 - 1976)