Jurys Inn Croydon has unveiled its new look, following a £2.75m investment which has transformed the hotel’s bedrooms, bar, restaurant… Jurys Inn and Leonardo Hotels UK and Ireland have raised over ...

The Jurys Inn Croydon took home the Best Green Business Award at this year’s Croydon Business Awards, as well as… Commuters were invited to enjoy a lie-in yesterday morning in a bed placed inside ...

Hotel group Leonardo Hotels UK & Ireland has announced that it has rebranded its Jurys Inn hotel in Oxford to a Leonardo Royal Hotel.

This refurbishment programme included 926 bedrooms across its Jurys Inn hotels in Croydon and Exeter, and Leonardo hotels at London Heathrow, Edinburgh Murrayfield and Leonardo Royal Hotel in ...

The Jurys Inn hotel brand name is being discontinued after almost 30 years. All Jurys Inn hotels will be rebranded as Leonardo hotels. All 35 Jurys Inn hotels in the in the UK and Ireland will ...

The Jurys name – synonymous with the Irish hotel sector for more than 150 years – will disappear as part of a major rebrand by the Fattal Hotel Group, owner of Ireland’s best known hotel chain.

For example, there were stays from £68 a night at the Jurys Inn London Croydon, and stays from £79.20 at the Leonardo Royal Hotel Edinburgh Haymarket.

In mid-March, meeting rooms at the aptly named Jurys Inn Hotel in Croydon will also start hearing criminal trials for defendants who are currently on bail.

The Jurys Inn hotel group has been acquired — pending regulatory approval — by US investment firm Lone Star Funds for £680m (€910m).

Jurys Inn Croydon has unveiled its new look after a £2.75m investment, transforming the bedrooms, bar, restaurant and lobby.

Jurys Inn has unveiled a new look at its Croydon property following a £2.75 million investment that included work to its bedrooms, bar, restaurant and lobby.

Following the sale of the Jurys Inn brand in 2017 to Israeli-based Fattal Hotel Group, Jason Carruthers has overseen Fattal's portfolio as managing director of Jurys Inn and Leonardo Hotels UK and ...