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It seems that the Tivoli is moving upmarket
It seems that the Tivoli is moving upmarket
I've just returned from a week in CVO. I usually stay at the Tivoli - it's a bit faded, but it's in a fantastic position, the accommodation is comfortable, the staff are great, and it costs the same as a crummy B&B in the UK.
But talking to someone on reception, it seems that it is closing for 5 months over the winter, and re-opening in April next year as a 5-star hotel with 100 renovated rooms, the rest to be improved over time.
It was never going to stay the same for ever. I've just checked out online booking. For the last few days of October the cheapest rate for a double/twin room with sea view is €68 per night bed and breakfast. Next April the cheapest rate for the same rooms is €201 per night.
I presume they are confident of attracting customers at the new rates. I'm afraid I'm going to have to find somewhere else to stay...
But talking to someone on reception, it seems that it is closing for 5 months over the winter, and re-opening in April next year as a 5-star hotel with 100 renovated rooms, the rest to be improved over time.
It was never going to stay the same for ever. I've just checked out online booking. For the last few days of October the cheapest rate for a double/twin room with sea view is €68 per night bed and breakfast. Next April the cheapest rate for the same rooms is €201 per night.
I presume they are confident of attracting customers at the new rates. I'm afraid I'm going to have to find somewhere else to stay...
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Re: It seems that the Tivoli is moving upmarket
I heard a Chinese group had bought it and were taking it upmarket. We know a lot of people who have liked staying there and will be disappointed if its will be too expensive now.
Re: It seems that the Tivoli is moving upmarket
Can you compare April with October?Tom_I wrote:I've just returned from a week in CVO. I usually stay at the Tivoli - it's a bit faded, but it's in a fantastic position, the accommodation is comfortable, the staff are great, and it costs the same as a crummy B&B in the UK.
But talking to someone on reception, it seems that it is closing for 5 months over the winter, and re-opening in April next year as a 5-star hotel with 100 renovated rooms, the rest to be improved over time.
It was never going to stay the same for ever. I've just checked out online booking. For the last few days of October the cheapest rate for a double/twin room with sea view is €68 per night bed and breakfast. Next April the cheapest rate for the same rooms is €201 per night.
I presume they are confident of attracting customers at the new rates. I'm afraid I'm going to have to find somewhere else to stay...
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I have a cat who prefers to live at the Tivoli than at home so feed her every day there. I do hope they will not be putting the price up for her accommodation next year!! Presently she lives in the little greenhouse by the gardeners room.
Re: It seems that the Tivoli is moving upmarket
Yes, you can, at least in terms of the cost of staying at the Tivoli. Room rates in April and October are usually roughly the same - or at least they have been up until now. Next April, after the refurbishment, it looks as if they will be charging nearly three times as much.pato wrote:Can you compare April with October?
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I would check prices for puss cats accom for future !!!
Also keep a closer eye on her if they are going to do all that refub, thenoise and comotion might make her take flight
Also keep a closer eye on her if they are going to do all that refub, thenoise and comotion might make her take flight
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Keeping the scallies out eh!SJ & RE wrote:I would check prices for puss cats accom for future !!!
Also keep a closer eye on her if they are going to do all that refub, thenoise and comotion might make her take flight
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I am really worried about where the rich are going to park their yachts. Portimao, I expect. But will the bus service be good enough?
Our stays have been good, but time to move on.
Our stays have been good, but time to move on.
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It's worked then eh!Bigben wrote:I am really worried about where the rich are going to park their yachts. Portimao, I expect. But will the bus service be good enough?
Our stays have been good, but time to move on.
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had a mooch around there yesterday.. some serious works going on....
the mirrored glass that reflects the ocean looks great...
the mirrored glass that reflects the ocean looks great...
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Re: It seems that the Tivoli is moving upmarket
It wont actually hurt the area to have a top clas hotel.
It should bring some benefits with it.
It should bring some benefits with it.
Re: It seems that the Tivoli is moving upmarket
It's about time the upgraded the place to accommodate the increasing number of scousers visiting the area we're very discerning people y'know.