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For a stay in the UK with a difference and the opportunity to explore some of the unique town and countryside places in the areas surrounding its stylish hotels, Mercure is offering a special package this spring.
Guests booking one night’s bed and breakfast at one of over 30 Mercure hotels around the UK will receive free entry for two adults to visit one of over 200 National Trust places. The special offer is available to customers booking stays from 1st March to 31st May 2011, with packages starting from £79 for two people.
In addition, guests staying at a Mercure hotel who use their National Trust / Mercure admission pass can enjoy two months’ free membership when taking out an annual membership, simply by redeeming the pass on arrival.
·Explore the glorious parkland and admire the impressive Georgian architecture of Basildon Park from Mercure George Hotel Reading
·Venture into the home of the late George Bernard Shaw ‘Shaw's Corner’ a fascinating 1902 Arts & Crafts house from Mercure Letchworth Hall Hotel
·Visit Washington Old Hall, a picturesque stone manor house that captures the gentry life following the turbulence of the English Civil War from Mercure Newcastle George Washington Hotel Golf and Spa
·Visit some of London’s hidden architectural gems from Mercure London Bloomsbury Hotel
·Discover Cliveden, the spectacular country estate overlooking the River Thames from Mercure Windsor Castle Hotel
In fact, there are fascinating places to visit around each of the Mercure properties.
Mercure hotels are renowned for their individual character, which reflect their local setting, even down to the selection of fine regional wines on offer and the menu of locally sourced produce featuring dishes distinctive to the region of each hotel. So, after a day of exploring the local area guests can relax and savour the local gastronomy too.
Melissa Micallef, Marketing Manager for Mercure, comments, "Mercure hotels are set in the heart of historic cities and in scenic countryside full of fascinating places just waiting to be discovered. This provides the perfect opportunity to explore some of the UK’s most beautiful