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Ibis Budget hotel and Mercure Bournemouth Queens Hotel & Spa open this week

Two new UK hotels have opened their doors this week- Ibis Budget Sheffield Centre St Mary's Gate and the Mercure Bournemouth Queens Hotel & Spa.

Ibis Budget Sheffield Centre St Mary's Gate has opened its doors on July 27. The 126-bedroom hotel features a Chill bar and coffee shop for locals and guests to enjoy. Locals and your guests can a enjoy premium coffees and deli food, grabbing a flat white and a delicious cooked-to-order pizza to enjoy in the caf?, take-out or as in-room dining.  

Dave Amans, general manager at Ibis budget Sheffield St Marys Gate, commented: ?We are so excited to finally be opening our doors to locals and those visiting Sheffield. Our priority is to ensure our guests and local community feel comfortable in booking a much-needed break or grabbing a coffee as they experience something outside of their homes for the first time in months.? 

The second ibis budget property to open in the city, ibis budget Sheffield Centre St Marys Gate offers incredible value for the best price. Located in the very heart of the city, this latest opening is the perfect bolthole to explore the city with prices starting from just ?30 per night. 

Meanwhile, Bournemouth?s iconic Queens Hotel joins the global Mercure hotel collection, opening its doors on July 30.

Located on the Jurassic Coast, the four-star Mercure Bournemouth Queens Hotel & Spa is situated within easy walking distance of local attractions such as Bournemouth?s beach and pier.

Mercure Bournemouth Queens Hotel is inspired by the roaring 20s, when the jewel in the Dorset crown was the home of the great British seaside holiday. All 109 en-suite bedrooms are enhanced by plush velvet furnishings with a gentle nod to the luxury and glamour of the art deco era. Each bedroom also comes complete with a 50-inch smart TV and complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi. 

The hotels will operate elevated hygiene and prevention measures to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all guests and staff in line with Accor?s ALLSAFE label certification. The new protocols implemented in property ahead of reopening includes but are not limited to: Hospital grade cleaning standards with anti-viral cleaning products; reinforced cleaning program in public areas with frequent disinfection of high touch rooms and bathroom areas; social distancing enforced in all common areas; reinforced food safety standards; additional mitigation including staff PPE; contactless check-in, check-out and payments carried out whenever possible.

Karl Goebel, head of operations at Mercure Bournemouth Queens Hotel & Spa, commented: ?Within the hotel?s new interior, we have celebrated all that is great with the British seaside a pure nostalgic trip down memory lane ? now we invite our guests to create new memories in our hotel. The coast is spectacular, as is our hotel and we look forward to looking after guests on a much-needed break as they experience something outside of their homes for the first time in months.?



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