A Mid Wales hotel has decided to go one step further than Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne to attract visitors from across the Severn Bridge this year.
After the Chancellor announced plans is his recent Budget to reduce toll charges on the bridge, Caer Beris Manor Hotel at Builth Wells came up with its own good news for motorists.
People using the hotel’s website - www.caerberis.com – to book a stay and travelling across the Severn Bridge will have the cost of their toll charge taken off their bill. All they need to do is produce the toll charge receipt for the day they check in.
Current toll charges are £6.60 for vehicles up to nine seats, £13.20 for small small buses up to 17 seats or goods vehicles up to 3,500kg and £19.80 for buses with 18 seats or more and goods vehicles of more than 3,500kg.
Until the end of April, the hotel is also offering a half price overnight stay with a seven course tasting menu for £99 a room during the week, with a £20 per person weekend supplement. Bookings are by telephone only on 01982 552601.
Fishing courses arranged by the hotel are proving as popular as ever. Two fly fishing courses run by Charles Jardine during April have sold out and more dates are being added in the autumn. Steve Pope’s barbel fishing course on September 11 is also full and a further three day course is being added during the same month. For details contact the hotel.
The hotel is appealing for photographs of couples who have held their wedding receptions at Caer Beris Manor since 1987 to share on its website and newsletter. Some couples who were married 25 years ago are now returning to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary.
Caer Beris Manor Hotel is a member of MWT, an independent organisation representing around 600 tourism and hospitality businesses in Mid and South Wales.
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Caer Beris Manor Hotel.
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For more information contact Peter and Katharine Smith on Tel: 01982 552601.
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