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Bar, Hotel and Restaurant was given a makeover for 2008 that has made it even more popular with readers and advertisers alike. The winning combination of a, bright new look, a handy-size and the addition of even more pages has enhanced its reputation as a
must-read magazine for the entire hospitality industry.
Every month, it brings together a comprehensive round-up of news, features and views from the hospitality world as well as the pick of all the best new products hitting the marketplace.
must-read magazine for the entire hospitality industry.
Every month, it brings together a comprehensive round-up of news, features and views from the hospitality world as well as the pick of all the best new products hitting the marketplace.
Top News Story From BHR Magazine
September 2008 | Hotel launches package for dogs
A LAKE District hotel has launched a 'Designer Doggy Package' for pets and their owners.
Holbeck Ghyll Country House Hotel - who's guests clients include Hollywood actresses, footballers, singers, politicians and royalty - is charging from £150 per person, per night on a dinner, bed and breakfast basis.
The Doggy Designer Package includes a Michelin-star food menu with rabbit, beef and pork, a 'doggy' bag containing treats and chews, a special bowl for mealtimes, blanket for bedtime and a gift for dogs to take home.
A LAKE District hotel has launched a 'Designer Doggy Package' for pets and their owners.
Holbeck Ghyll Country House Hotel - who's guests clients include Hollywood actresses, footballers, singers, politicians and royalty - is charging from £150 per person, per night on a dinner, bed and breakfast basis.
The Doggy Designer Package includes a Michelin-star food menu with rabbit, beef and pork, a 'doggy' bag containing treats and chews, a special bowl for mealtimes, blanket for bedtime and a gift for dogs to take home.
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