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Britain's seaside resorts are set to make a comeback in 2009 with budget-conscious travellers, reveals TripAdvisor. A total of 11 beachfront hotels cheap tickets to paris in the U.K. were awarded in the Top 100 Bargains cheap tickets to paris in the World category (full U.K. list below), cheap tickets to paris with rates ranging from GBP22 to GBP90 per night - and Blackpool cheap tickets to paris is officially the U.K.'s top bargain destination.
Five hotels in the Lancashire resort renowned for its illuminations feature on the Top 100 World Bargain list, in addition to three in Bournemouth, one in Scarborough and two in Llandudno, North Wales.
Llandudno's Can-y-Bae -"Song of the Bay" - was named the U.K.'s Best Bargain, with TripAdvisor traveller reviews referring to "spotlessly clean and warm accommodation", "extremely welcoming owners" and "superb food".
Luke Fredberg, TripAdvisor spokesman, said: "When it comes to finding a true bargain, Britain's seaside towns have far more to offer the discerning traveller than great fish and chips. You may not be guaranteed good weather, but you will get good value."
In these budget-conscious times, B Bs offer great value - and Britain's are officially amongst the best in the world, accounting for seven of the ten best B Bs in Europe. However, Scotland cheap tickets to paris outstrips England's performance, with five local B Bs making the top ten, compared to just two in England (full U.K. list below).
Surprisingly, a London establishment takes the accolade of Best B B in Europe - dispelling the myth that a rural setting is a must-have. Whilst the Bay Tree House in the London Borough of Enfield may be situated closer to Arnos Grove underground station than rolling countryside, reviews on TripAdvisor describe the B B as "a home away from home" and commend cheap tickets to paris it for offering reasonably priced accommodation in the Capital.
Fredberg adds, "Nobody does B Bs like the British cheap tickets to paris - and whilst ones in more rural settings cheap tickets to paris have an unrivalled charm, urban B Bs are set for success in 2009 as travellers visiting cities seek great value."
Whilst budget options are front of mind for many, British hotels also cater for the more affluent traveller. Five hotels in the U.K. were awarded in the Top 100 Luxury Hotels in the World category - with London's Hotel 41 the highest ranking (number 23).
In addition to unveiling the TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice(R) winners, TripAdvisor also revealed the U.K.'s ten dirtiest hotels for the third year in a row, based on traveller ratings for cleanliness. cheap tickets to paris Seven properties in London make their mark on the roll of grime, together with one a-piece in Oxford, Brighton and Manchester (full U.K. list below).
The Cromwell Crown Hotel in London ranks in poll position, as the jewel in the nation's dirty crown. "Hell on earth is a compliment", writes one TripAdvisor reviewer, whilst others refer to "rat droppings on the bed", a bedroom which "stank of vomit and smoke" and "coffee that tasted of salami".
cheap tickets to paris Despite being named and shamed cheap tickets to paris in last year's dirtiest list, three repeat cheap tickets to paris offenders failed cheap tickets to paris to clean up their act. Nanford Guest House in Oxford, which claimed the top spot last year and second place in 2007, ranks at number three - whilst London's Eden Plaza Hotel moves up from ninth to fifth place and the Park Hotel, also in the Capital, moves down from sixth to tenth place.
Luke Fredberg, TripAdvisor spokesman, says: "The biggest and best dirtiest list is back, with TripAdvisor discovering that some hotels take the concept of offering dirt cheap rooms all too literally. Guests should be entitled to decent cheap tickets to paris standards of hygiene, whatever rate they're paying - and we urge any properties failing on this count to clean up their act by 2012, so British hotels can prove they're equally as medal-worthy as our athletes."
The TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice award winners for 2009 were determined by a combination of TripAdvisor's Popularity Index and traveller ratings of specific property attributes. TripAdvisor's Popularity Index is a proprietary algorithm that determines traveller satisfaction based on a variety of sources, including TripAdvisor hotel reviews and travel articles and opinions from across the web. The hotel review process on TripAdvisor also allows travellers to "grade" hotels based on a variety of attributes, including cleanliness, cheap tickets to paris value and suitability for specific types of travellers.