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Stay Belvedere hotels face government axe over asylum contractsThe company Stay Belvedere Hotels Ltd, which operates 51 establishments in the United Kingdom, received £700 million (CAD 1.3 ...
"The Leinster provides a completely new hospitality offering to Merrion Square—cementing its position as Dublin’s first ...
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Irish Examiner on MSNHotel Review: A stylish revamp and cool new bar put this Dublin five-star back on the mapThe Fitzwilliam Hotel opened on St Stephen's Green in 1998, in an enviable location at the top of Grafton Street, surrounded ...
The panoramic views of Dublin from the rooftop bar is the standout amenity here. Room to improve? Aside from gripes in the bedroom (bathroom door, smart TV etc), our main feeling was the hotel ...
London hotels are threatening to evict asylum seekers after failing to receive payments from an accommodation provider ditched by the government. Stay Belvedere Hotels (SBHL), a specialist ...
Hotels, predominantly in London, are threatening to evict hundreds of asylum seekers as they have not received payment from Stay Belvedere Hotels (SBHL), an accommodation company recently dropped ...
A gorgeous new spot in Dublin to people watch or go with a group in the heart of the city, The Lounge at The Fitzwilliam Hotel is a must-visit. To find out more or book your next city break click ...
A firm that runs dozens of asylum seeker hotels will be stripped of its £2 billion government contract after issues relating to "behaviour and performance". Stay Belvedere Hotels (SBHL ...
Stay Belvedere Hotels (SBHL) houses people waiting for asylum decisions in 51 hotels in England and Wales, as well as the Napier Barracks in Folkestone, Kent, which is due to close and be returned ...
Stay Belvedere Hotels (SBHL) houses people waiting for asylum decisions in 51 hotels in England and Wales, as well as the Napier Barracks in Folkestone, Kent, which is due to close and be returned ...
A hotel company's contract to provide accommodation for asylum seekers has been cancelled. The Home Office said it would end its agreement with Stay Belvedere Hotels at the earliest opportunity, in ...
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