Why choose a
SilverDoor Thornbury apartment?
What is a serviced apartment?
Drawing upon the best of hotel stays and private rentals,
serviced accommodation combines luxuries like on-site amenities and services
with the privacy and space you would expect from a home away from home.
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Space to host.
Serviced apartments are famously spacious, offering private kitchen and living
areas ideal for entertaining colleagues, friends and family. Having your own
kitchen gives you the flexibility to live on your own terms: not having to rely
on takeaway or room service, and being able to cook around your busy schedule
of corporate commitments ensuring you can fuel your body with nutritious meals.
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Space to relax. A
business trip to Thornbury may be busy, so it is imperative to have ample space
to unwind to ensure you sustain a healthy mind for the duration of your trip.
With private living areas, regular housekeeping and even occasionally on-site gym
and spa facilities, serviced accommodation is the undeniable top choice for
business travellers.
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Space to work.
Travelling for business should never mean productivity is compromised, and with
serviced apartments boasting a work desk, dining table or sometimes even an
on-site business centre, this is never the case. Prepare for a key meeting,
presentation or conference in the privacy of your own space, and gladly invite
colleagues to your clean, stylish space to work when there aren’t other
corporate spaces available.
What do I need to know about staying in Thornbury?
Twinned
Twin towns came into existence after the Second World
War with the aim to form friendships with different countries, often ones that
were once foes, to promote peace and cultural understanding. Now, twin towns
are often strategically used in business as towns can consult their twin on
large business ventures when the twin possesses more experience and knowledge
in a certain area. Thornbury is twinned with German town Bockenem.
Scenery
Spending time in the great outdoors can be vital in
promoting mental wellbeing while away on business, and Thornbury offers a
number of walks and heritage sites. Wander along the Streamside Walk, follow
the dormant railway line, or discover the several way-markers throughout the
town on the heritage trail to explore the town’s historic buildings.
Riverside
Thornbury is close to the River Severn, the longest
river in Great Britain, meaning you are never far from some stunning riverside
views; venture over to its banks for a serene afternoon walk spotting wildlife.
Weather
Globally renowned for a rainy climate, English weather
is diverse and widely varied. Winter months in Thornbury are cold and wet,
while August sometimes boasts highs of 23 degree. Daylight saving means days
are much longer in the summer months, so the city tends to be busier between
June and August when the natural beauty of the area can be best explored.
