Quiet and exclusive with a mix of classic and contemporary,words which aptly describe this hidden gem.Works of art lined the walls of the entrance/lobby.With a view over the Imperial Gardens(Cheltenham)Five stars in every respect.

Were you to favour one or two of the original works of art it was also possible to purchase.

Glowing  reviews from:

The Sunday Times Travel Magazine,The Good Hotel Guide,TimeOut London,Michelin Guide 2012,The Guardian and

The Telegraph.

I would so love to enter the name of this paticular hotel,but feel the exclusivity gives it the appeal to ensure more than one visit is a must.

The surrounding area,the michelin starred restaurants and the Cotswolds on the doorstep makes it one of the most enjoyable UK destinations thoroughly enjoyed with   - – - -  who was and is an utter gentleman at all times.

The weather may be changeable in the extreme yet good friends never change and the gentleman/friend mentioned(a name is not relevant,as discretion is paramount at all times)was a pleasure to be with for the two days/evenings we both thoroughly enjoyed.Enjoying a similar sense of humour,the fabulous surroundings,the fine dining.

Not forgetting our private time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

A ‘newish’ website has chosen to steal my photographs(ones you will recognise immediately where i am wearing my gorgeous dress,black/white striped top section and black skirt,which has a white background)steal my telephone number and use their own form to filter emails.

Suffice to say i am a tad angry at this inept attitude which prevails with the new websites which want to make an impact by having quality strewn on the first page of their site.Namely they have put my photograph on the bottom right corner of their entry page.

Not wanting to name the website,but i am sure they will soon realise that their TOTAL LACK OF PROFESSIONALISM  in choosing to STEAL MY PHOTOGRAPHS/TELEPHONE NUMBER will be remembered for a long time to come.

I will and do mention at any stage within the advertising structure i have those who choose to take advantage of and steal photographs for their own benefit(to make their new website look much better than it really is)without the given permisson to do so.

Jealousy and envy take many different forms,the above being one of them.

Stealing my photographs,telephone number,putting incorrect information and adding them to an unscrupulous website,then advertising that said website on a’ free’ listing.

I am sure you will agree Jealousy and Envy rears its ugly head at times and the above is a reminder that it comes in many forms.Were any of these new websites to think it will not be noticed if they post stolen photographs,telephone numbers and incorrect details they are sadly mistaken.

It will be mentioned in all the relevant places on the web.

Update:

This particular issue has now been resolved.

ps:aggressive marketing is not appreciated in any way shape or form

Spas,horseriding,restful Sundays with Sunday Times to hand,West End shows,retail therapy(of course)reading(current read ’Wired For Culture’ Author:Mark Pagel)Absolutely adore the written word,to be immersed in every page.Forget those ebooks/kindle etc., Turning each page of a book draws the reader closer and closer to each marvellous word of the English language.Next book to purchase will be ‘Britain Etc.,’ Author:Mark Easton. Who uses each letter of the  alphabet as a means to describe British culture etc.,

The title of this post is relevant in that the most recent interest/hobby i have been introduced to is:Clay Pigeon shooting.Shropshire has one of the better ranges,with facilities to match – 14 acres in total.

Further interests:

Eclectic taste in music:Classical/Jazz/Artists:Adele,Duffy,Ed Sheeran etc.,etc.,

English countryside,Cheltenham(Especially this week,any one who has the slightest interest in horses will be aware of the Cheltenham Gold Cup)

A very natural interest in all things Irish is always present,with a special regard to this particular time of year.

March 17th St Particks Day 

You may want to celebrate St Particks Day the Jameson way

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Short post to emphasise an alternative email address

The alternative being:

irishcharmhj@fastmail.net

Initiated as the address implies ‘fast’ mail

Lo0k to forward to receiving your email.

Just a short post to mention:

An alternative email address irishcharmhj@fastmail.net

When making contact consider sending emails to the above address,as an alternative to the one mentioned on website.

Also a call to follow up on email is an extremely good idea.