Epoque Hotels News

Monday, May 28th 2007 - Epoque Hotels inaugurates today a new destination: Penarth-Caridff, UK.

Penarth is a small Welsh city located in the county of the Vale of Glamorgan, a short distance from Cardiff. The Vale of Glamorgan has a rugged coastline, but its rolling countryside is quite untypical of Wales as a whole. The Vale also boasts many tourist attractions which lure many visitors every year, including Barry Island Pleasure Park, Vale of Glamorgan Railway, St Donat's Castle, Cosmeston Country Park and many more. It is also the location of Atlantic College, one of the United World Colleges.

Epoque Hotels' new property: 

Holm House Hotel

Small boutique hotel housed in a 1920's building and furnished to the highest standards using the best of modern and classic design. Holm House is situated on Penarth’s Marine Parade, not too far from Cardiff City Centre and the stunning beauty of the Glamorgan Heritage Coastline.

Epoque Hotels is proud to announce a new member of the Epoque Hotels collection:

Costa d'Or Hotel

Luxury four star hotel, totally renovated, with restaurant, swimming pool and tennis court. Located in the heart of Mallorca's Sierra de Tramuntana Mountains and perched in the heights of Lluc-Alcari. Costa d'Or is sister property of Illa d'Or Hotel, also member of our collection.  

Epoque Hotels is proud to announce a new member of the Epoque Hotels Collection:

Luxury boutique hotel housed in a typical Brussels townhouse. The Phileas Fogg Hotel is located at walking distance from the Grand Place, Botanical Gardens, The Brussels Jazz Station, Art Deco and Art Nouveau and the Cathedral.

Brussels, Belgium

A craving for rich chocolate or waffles arises with the mere mention of Belgium. As the capital of the delicious country, Brussels offers the renowned treats to visitors throughout the year. Also, a bounty of seafood via the North Sea, and never-closing cafes and pubs add to your plentiful experience in the historic city. The world famous fountain statue, the Manneken Pis, The Atomium, intricate Mini Europe, and the Belgian Centre for Comic Strip Art, a warehouse that houses famous comic art, are entertaining interludes from the traditional grandeur. Nevertheless, the splendor of Western European architecture graces the streets of the bilingual –French and Dutch—region; city Hall and Cathédral St Michel profile the historic prominence of the country.