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🏟 Radisson Hotel Group opened Radisson Red London Twickenham at Allianz Stadium, marking the first Radisson Red at a sports venue. Following a major refurbishment, the 150-room hotel features bold rugby-inspired designs, vibrant interiors, wireless charging, and Chromecast. The Huddle Restaurant offers all-day dining, and The Loft accommodates up to 200 guests. Visitors can access the TW2 Health and Fitness Club. General Manager Sandeep Kaushik and Chief Development Officer Adela Cristea highlight the significance of this launch.

🏰 Leeds Castle in Kent has opened Knights’ Retreat, featuring eight themed lodges on its 500-acre estate. Open year-round, the lodges accommodate 4-5 guests and are inspired by mythical creatures. Guests receive complimentary access to the castle, grounds, and attractions. A 20% discount is offered on stays booked by 30 September 2025, applicable to midweek stays until 11 December 2025 and longer weekend breaks until 7 December 2025. Dining is available at The Castle View Restaurant.

🏨 City of London Corporation plans to convert the Grade I-listed Custom House into a 179-room hotel were approved by the planning committee. Former HMRC offices will feature a spa, health centre, and dining outlets. A 2,400 sq m public riverside space will replace the car park, offering 24/7 Thames access. Part of the 'Destination City' strategy aims to increase hotel rooms from 4,800. Chairman Tom Sleigh emphasized public access and the building's rejuvenation.

🏨 Hogarths Stone Manor and Hogarths Solihull joined Classic British Hotels. ???? When? Recently. Where? Worcestershire and Solihull, UK. What? Hogarths Stone Manor offers 56 rooms and conference space for 200+ delegates; Hogarths Solihull provides 60 rooms and facilities for 300 guests. Why? Strengthen UK independent hotels. How? New partnership. Phillip Allsopp expressed excitement, while Andy Hogarth highlighted shared values in guest experiences and British hospitality.

🏨 In September 2025, the Grange Hotel in Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria, reopened after a multi-million-pound refurbishment. Located opposite the railway station, it now offers 56 bedrooms, including family and dog-friendly rooms, and two penthouse suites. The hotel can host events for up to 200 guests and features wellness facilities, such as a pool, sauna, and spa. General Manager Sam Gombos emphasized preserving its Edwardian heritage while modernizing the space.