The Innkeeper’s Collection

The Innkeeper’s Collection, a component of the Innkeeper’s Lodge, claim to comprise quality hotels in exceptional settings. The lodge caters to individuals who are seeking something a little bit different.Over 40 Innkeeper’s Lodge establishments claim to have spread out throughout the United Kingdom, from Balloch to Exeter. Their hotel rooms are chic and unique, filled with restaurants and pubs that have won prestigious awards.A handful is located in ancient structures, while others are brand-new hotels constructed expressly to accommodate guests (such as the Hawes Inn). Mitchells & Butlers hotels are always positioned near a restaurant. Some examples of these restaurants are Harvester, Toby Carvery and Crown Carveries. Most hotel rooms have a similar design with en-suite bathrooms and come with tea and coffee making amenities.Innkeepers Lodge was left with fewer than half of its initial number of hotels when Travelodge purchased 52 hotels (mostly purpose-built hotels rather than those physically connected to or above Inns). They assert to also have some shared structures in Borehamwood, where the Toby Carvery and the Travelodge share the lobby. At the Innkeepers, they affirm to make the safety of their guests their first concern, and they want their stay to be as secure and pleasant as is humanly feasible.