Full list of Wetherspoons hotels as the pub chain reveals ‘beautiful’ new location --[Reported by Umva mag]

WHILE Wetherspoons is best known for its cheap food and booze, the famous pub brand also has a string of hotels. There are over 55 Wetherspoons hotels dotted across the country, with a brand-new hotel in Southport set to join the pub giant’s growing ranks. www.jdwetherspoon.comA new Wetherspoons hotel is set to open in Southport[/caption] Located in Southport, the Sir Henry Segrave pub is a Wetherspoons boozer that’s routinely described as “beautiful” by punters on TripAdvisor. The pub will soon be transformed into a new hotel with 30 rooms spread across the first, second and third floors, with a tower suite and “plant room” also included in the plans. Meanwhile, the ground floor will be turned into a hotel reception with a dedicated entrance and a bar. Upgrades will also be made to the kitchen under the new plans. A statement on the application reads: “By taking into account history and heritage, they are able to meaningfully revive and restore existing structures to become spaces that are open and inviting to the public.” According to JH.A architects, who submitted the plans on behalf of JD Wetherspoon, the building’s external details “will be retained”. The inside will be designed as “a traditional pub aesthetic” with “historical plaques” celebrating the site’s heritage featured. The historic building dates back to 1880, although the pub opened in 1995. Despite the approval, the transformation project hasn’t been given the official go-ahead, so an opening date is yet to be confirmed. With more than 55 hotels dotted across the country, there are already plenty of Wetherspoons hotels for enthusiasts to try. From Birmingham and Wigan to Edinburgh, Dublin and Wembley, Wetherspoons hotels are slowly making their mark across the UK. In a similar fashion to Wetherspoons pubs, known for breathing fresh new life into old buildings, several hotels in the pub giant’s portfolio have done exactly that. JD WetherspoonThe Queen’s Head Hotel is set inside a former coaching inn[/caption] Queen’s Head Hotel, Tavistock One of those places is the Queen‘s Head Hotel in Tavistock. Located in the historic market town of Tavistock, the Queen’s Head Hotel is a former 17th century coaching inn. Each room is equipped with a desk, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. The Spoons hotel has been praised by visitors on TripAdvisor too, with one person describing it as the “cleanest” hotel and another calling it “brilliant”. JD WetherspoonSome of the rooms at Cabot Court Hotel have sea views[/caption] Cabot Court Hotel, Weston-super-Mare Set inside a Grade II Listed building, the Cabot Court Hotel is home to 21 rooms, many of which have beach views. All of the rooms have an en suite, Freeview television, tea- and coffee-making facilities, a hairdryer, a telephone and unlimited free Wi-Fi throughout. Described as “great-value” by visitors in the reviews, the seaside hotel is close to plenty of local attractions like Weston Bay. JD WetherspoonThe Last Post in Southend-on-Sea is ideally-located close to plenty of attractions[/caption] The Last Post, Southend-on-Sea Despite just having 14 rooms, the Last Post in Southend-on-Sea has made a bit of a name for itself since it first opened. Unlike the other hotels we’ve featured, the Last Post has its very own beer garden, perfect for making the most of the hot weather. It’s also just a two-minute walk from Southend beach. Other attractions like Adventure Island, Sea Life Adventure and the pier are all within walking distance too. JD WetherspoonRooms at the Angel Hotel in Whitby start from £65 per night[/caption] The Angel Hotel, Whitby Recently named as the best seaside town to visit in the winter, even Whitby has a Wetherspoons Hotel. The Angel Hotel backs right onto the River Esk, making it perfect for holidaymakers looking to explore the seaside town. Rooms start from £65 per night, with some having views overlooking the harbour. We’ve also rounded up some of the most beautiful Wetherspoons in the UK. And also set to open in the UK is Wetherspoon’s first “Super Spoons”. Full list of Wetherspoons hotels in the UK THERE are more than 50 Wetherspoons pubs with their own hotel attached in the UK, here's the full list: The Bottle Kiln, Harwich The Crown Hotel, Biggleswade The Golden Hope, Sittingbourne The Golden Lion, Rochester The Greenwood Hotel, Northolt The Hatchet Inn, Newbury The John Russell Fox, Andover The Last Post, Southend-on-Sea The Pilgrim’s Progress, Bedford The Queen Hotel, Aldershot The Swan Hotel, Leighton Buzzard The Thomas Ingoldsby, Canterbury The Mile Castle, Newcastle upon Tyne The Three Tuns, Thirsk The Unicorn Hotel, Ripon The Angel Hotel, Whitby

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Full list of Wetherspoons hotels as the pub chain reveals ‘beautiful’ new location --[Reported by Umva mag]

WHILE Wetherspoons is best known for its cheap food and booze, the famous pub brand also has a string of hotels.

There are over 55 Wetherspoons hotels dotted across the country, with a brand-new hotel in Southport set to join the pub giant’s growing ranks.

the outside of a restaurant called the free house

A new Wetherspoons hotel is set to open in Southport[/caption]

Located in Southport, the Sir Henry Segrave pub is a Wetherspoons boozer that’s routinely described as “beautiful” by punters on TripAdvisor.

The pub will soon be transformed into a new hotel with 30 rooms spread across the first, second and third floors, with a tower suite and “plant room” also included in the plans.

Meanwhile, the ground floor will be turned into a hotel reception with a dedicated entrance and a bar.

Upgrades will also be made to the kitchen under the new plans.

A statement on the application reads: “By taking into account history and heritage, they are able to meaningfully revive and restore existing structures to become spaces that are open and inviting to the public.”

According to JH.A architects, who submitted the plans on behalf of JD Wetherspoon, the building’s external details “will be retained”.

The inside will be designed as “a traditional pub aesthetic” with “historical plaques” celebrating the site’s heritage featured.

The historic building dates back to 1880, although the pub opened in 1995.

Despite the approval, the transformation project hasn’t been given the official go-ahead, so an opening date is yet to be confirmed.

With more than 55 hotels dotted across the country, there are already plenty of Wetherspoons hotels for enthusiasts to try.

From Birmingham and Wigan to Edinburgh, Dublin and Wembley, Wetherspoons hotels are slowly making their mark across the UK.

In a similar fashion to Wetherspoons pubs, known for breathing fresh new life into old buildings, several hotels in the pub giant’s portfolio have done exactly that.

The Queen’s Head Hotel is set inside a former coaching inn[/caption]

Queen’s Head Hotel, Tavistock

One of those places is the Queen‘s Head Hotel in Tavistock.

Located in the historic market town of Tavistock, the Queen’s Head Hotel is a former 17th century coaching inn.

Each room is equipped with a desk, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom.

The Spoons hotel has been praised by visitors on TripAdvisor too, with one person describing it as the “cleanest” hotel and another calling it “brilliant”.

a large building with the word hotel on it

Some of the rooms at Cabot Court Hotel have sea views[/caption]

Cabot Court Hotel, Weston-super-Mare

Set inside a Grade II Listed building, the Cabot Court Hotel is home to 21 rooms, many of which have beach views.

All of the rooms have an en suite, Freeview television, tea- and coffee-making facilities, a hairdryer, a telephone and unlimited free Wi-Fi throughout.

Described as “great-value” by visitors in the reviews, the seaside hotel is close to plenty of local attractions like Weston Bay.

a large brick building with the words " the old post " on it

The Last Post in Southend-on-Sea is ideally-located close to plenty of attractions[/caption]

The Last Post, Southend-on-Sea

Despite just having 14 rooms, the Last Post in Southend-on-Sea has made a bit of a name for itself since it first opened.

Unlike the other hotels we’ve featured, the Last Post has its very own beer garden, perfect for making the most of the hot weather.

It’s also just a two-minute walk from Southend beach.

Other attractions like Adventure Island, Sea Life Adventure and the pier are all within walking distance too.

a balcony with two chairs and a table with a view of a city

Rooms at the Angel Hotel in Whitby start from £65 per night[/caption]

The Angel Hotel, Whitby

Recently named as the best seaside town to visit in the winter, even Whitby has a Wetherspoons Hotel.

The Angel Hotel backs right onto the River Esk, making it perfect for holidaymakers looking to explore the seaside town.

Rooms start from £65 per night, with some having views overlooking the harbour.

We’ve also rounded up some of the most beautiful Wetherspoons in the UK.

And also set to open in the UK is Wetherspoon’s first “Super Spoons”.

Full list of Wetherspoons hotels in the UK

THERE are more than 50 Wetherspoons pubs with their own hotel attached in the UK, here's the full list:

The Bottle Kiln, Harwich
The Crown Hotel, Biggleswade
The Golden Hope, Sittingbourne
The Golden Lion, Rochester
The Greenwood Hotel, Northolt
The Hatchet Inn, Newbury
The John Russell Fox, Andover
The Last Post, Southend-on-Sea
The Pilgrim’s Progress, Bedford
The Queen Hotel, Aldershot
The Swan Hotel, Leighton Buzzard
The Thomas Ingoldsby, Canterbury
The Mile Castle, Newcastle upon Tyne
The Three Tuns, Thirsk
The Unicorn Hotel, Ripon
The Angel Hotel, Whitby
The Furness Railway, Barrow-in-Furness
The White Lady, Corstorphine
The Guildhall & Linen Exchange, Dunfermline
The Golden Acorn, Glenrothes
The Brocket Arms, Wigan
Jolly’s Hotel, Broughty Ferry
The King’s Highway, Inverness
The White Hart Hotel, Okehampton
The Queen’s Head Hotel, Tavistock
The Duke of Wellington, Minehead
The Wyndham Arms Hotel, Bridgend
The Greyhound, Bridport
Cabot Court Hotel, Weston-Super-Mare
The John Francis Basset, Camborne
The Bath Arms, Warminster
The George Hotel, Brecon
The Kings Head Hotel, Monmouth
The King’s Head Inn, Salisbury
The Bull and Stirrup Hotel, Chester
George Hotel, Bewdley
The Briar Rose, Birmingham
The Crown, Worcester
The Foley Arms Hotel, Great Malvern
The Shrewsbury Hotel, Shrewsbury
The Catherine Wheel, Henley-on-Thames
The Portland Hotel, Chesterfield
The Saxon Crown, Corby
The Yarborough Hotel, Grimsby
Globe Hotel, King’s Lynn
Sandford House, Huntingdon
The Hippodrome, March
The Kings Head Hotel, Beccles
The Romany Rye, Dereham
The Troll Cart, Great Yarmouth
Keavan’s Port Hotel, Dublin
The Old Borough, Swords
The Admiral of the Humber, Kingston Upon Hull
The Red Lion, Doncaster
The Royal Hop Pole, Tewkesbury

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An official opening date for the pub hasn’t been released[/caption]

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