FRIDAY 11th SEPT Accommodation - DDK C2C BOOKING DETAILS

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Post by willbrown »

booked :)
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I have just been speaking to the Hotel ref rooms :)

There are now only 2 rooms left from my original booking , but she does have another 7 availble, but they could go at any time.

If you have not booked your room, I advise you to do so ASAP ;)
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How many have we got?

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28 rooms booked for Friday night

Based on my list, we have 33 rooms booked for Saturday night so far.
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Post by Mike Usiskin »

good news ! well done James, this is shaping up nicely. I went to college in Middlesborough and had many a fine night in Whitby, brilliant part of the world IMHO

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booked
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Post by Barry »

'Tis booked, although I cut it fine as t'internet was down monday/tuesday.

I gather I've had the last 'DDK' room, but they do have a few suites / disabled* rooms left.

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This hotel is now completely full. I'm going to find an alternative locally, but for us it's not a big deal since we'll be arriving at very-late-o'clock, in time for the rendevous sat AM.

I'll post here if I find a good local alternative that others may also need.
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Post by VG65 »

We only live 20mins away so shall be joining the 'craic' in the evening but not staying.
This hotel I don't know - but it is literally just across the road/river from The Swan. - 3 minutes walk bar to bar.
http://www.newbybridgehotel.co.uk/
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Post by Michael Birch »

As I'm a slow starter......the Swan is now full.

Recommendations are Newby Bridge or Lakeside.

Any one else in the same boat and have had to book an alternative to the Swan?

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Michael, if want to join everyone for a beer etc on Friday night, then the one Vicki has pointed out would be the most convenient as you could walk .

If you're not too bothered then there are some nice hotel near Grange over Sands

From memory, some DDK'ers have stayed here before

http://www.netherwood-hotel.co.uk/
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Post by Michael Birch »

Thanks, James.

For info - Newby Bridge is min 2 nights stay on a weekend and Lakeside Hotel (recommended by The Swan) is £200/night B&B with £100 non-refundable deposit.

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Post by rvzz »

Top tip regarding Newby Bridge Hotel ,
If you book through lastminute.com it's coming up with one night for £108.00, so, no two night minimum. I haven't booked myself yet ,but it might be worth a try.
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Post by Highfield »

I am going to have to drop out of C2C for this year, as in reality there is no way my car will be back on the road for then.

I have booked a room for the Friday and Saturday, so anyone that was not originally booked could take over my room - PM me.

Really disappointed, and thanks to James for organising, but it wouldn't be the same in the Alfa :-(

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Highfield wrote:I am going to have to drop out of C2C for this year, as in reality there is no way my car will be back on the road for then.

I have booked a room for the Friday and Saturday, so anyone that was not originally booked could take over my room - PM me.

Really disappointed, and thanks to James for organising, but it wouldn't be the same in the Alfa :-(

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