3 Hotels in Bournemouth now housing Illegal Migrants
 

[THREE huge hotels near one of Britain’s
favourite beaches are being used as
accommodation for asylum seekers during
the peak summer season.

Holidaymakers in Bournemouth say they
are fed-up at forking out thousands of pounds while
illegal migrants are put up for free
200 metres from the seafront.]


[One asylum seeker working
as a Just Eat delivery rider near
to one hotel]



[The hotels — all within walking distance
of Bournemouth’s seafront — have been closed
to the paying public for more than a year.

Home Office officials have taken over the
79-room Chine Hotel,
the 102-room Roundhouse Hotel and
123-room Britannia Hotel.

Around one million visitors book hotel
stays in Bournemouth every year and there
are fears the arrival of any more migrants
in the Dorset town could severely damage
its £1.3billion tourism industry.]

And this week there was anger among
paying holidaymakers.]

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/362003...sylum-seekers/

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Fantastic Roundhouse Hotel in Bournemouth
now only for Illegal Migrants

Asylum seekers

The Britannia Hotel Bournemouth has its own garden and terrace for guests to enjoy, and is ideally situated close to the striking East Cliff beach and Bournemouth town centre. With the picturesque countryside of the New Forest and Dorset also within easy reach, this is undoubtedly one of the best hotels in Bournemouth for facilities, location and competitive pricing.

The hotel features a light and spacious ground floor restaurant, providing an informal and relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy a meal. There is a delicious array of dishes to choose from, including our hot and cold buffet and home-cooked roast of the day. The lounge bar is open all day and offers light bites, snacks and cream teas until 9pm.

Rooms at the Bournemouth Hotel feature bathrooms with both showers and baths. They also have TVs, tea/coffee making facilities, and free Wi-Fi is available.

The Roundhouse Bournemouth Hotel is one of five Britannia hotels in Bournemouth, and is just a short walk away from the East Cliff Beach and Bournemouth’s local attractions, theatres, restaurants and coffee shops. Bournemouth is one of the most popular seaside resorts in England, and is famous for its family friendly facilities, award winning beaches and cosmopolitan atmosphere.

This hotel in Bournemouth is renowned for its warm, friendly and informal atmosphere, enhanced by its extended public areas, which create an oasis on the Lansdowne. The Wave Café Bar offers an informal and relaxing venue with French doors opening onto a terrace. Open throughout the day, it serves a variety of meals, drinks and snacks to suit all tastes. The Wave Restaurant has a hot and cold buffet, which opens onto its own deck. There is no better place in Bournemouth to enjoy a traditional cooked English and continental breakfast or dine al fresco.

All the bedrooms are individually decorated and have a bathroom with bath, shower and hairdryer. Guests can also benefit from tea/coffee making facilities in their room. The hotel also supplies free Wi-Fi for all guests.

Chine Hotel Bournemouth

Featuring a spa salon along with a Jacuzzi and a sauna, the 3-star Chine Hotel Bournemouth is situated within 6 km of Christchurch Castle and Norman House, one of the historical sites in Bournemouth. While staying only a short drive from Boscombe Pier, guests can go for a swim in an indoor pool or enjoy a shared lounge and a garden.
Kings Park is located a 5-minute drive from this welcoming hotel, and Treehouse Family Play Theme Park is 10 minutes away by car. At the Chine Bournemouth you'll be 9 minutes' walk from Bournemouth East Beach. The accommodation is also around a 10-minute drive from Lower Gardens. There is Boscombe Gardens bus stop only a few minutes from Chine Hotel.
The property has 79 rooms with a balcony. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with tea and coffee-making facilities are provided. Bathroom essentials include a walk-in shower and a separate toilet as well as hair dryers and bath sheets for guests' extra comfort.
Buffet breakfast is provided daily. Also, the hotel features a garden bar. It offers a lounge, and overlooks garden views. Guests can dine at the restaurant Seaview Restaurant at The Chine Hotel located just a 5-minute walk away.

It can only push the price up for normal people wanting some where to stay on a break

who would want to now with 3 hotels rammed full of undocumented young fighting age males from places that treat women and girls like second class citizens?

Why put them in nice places or holiday destinations? Just dump them in Luton/Birmingham/etc...

300 plus mainly men dumped into a community what could possibly go wrong

Just listened to the Chief Constable of the Birmingham Force who said alot of the modified ebikes that can go up to 30 miles per hour during a crackdown have been taken off illegals...

Alex Langsam
Britannia Hotels is owned by Alex Langsam, who is the chief executive, founder, and largest shareholder of the hotel chain. He has built a significant fortune through this business and is known for his controversial practices in the hospitality industry.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/...g?imwidth=1020

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I don't go there anymore. Too far.
I prefer something closer, so I can spend more time at the beach.

Here is 1 of them...


https://youtu.be/m86eHi_Iaxw?si=iI2qTD5VFDBn_EUg

The rage bait title of that video tells me everything anyone needs to know about where you get your news from :skull:

I see 2 of them raped a 12 year old girl...

Form an orderly queue gentlemen...

Is 4 meals a day enough....heck no, better pack them a snack box as well.

https://youtu.be/f3Qu4pnIJyA?si=iNcT_lI6TqilicUN

I’m not clicking that. Not having my YouTube look like yours :joker:

You need to wake up and realise that's not a bad thing.

We have enough far right rage bait on here. It’s not going on my algorithm anywhere else

You can watch it incognito :shrug:

(I'm not watching it at all because cba)

I don’t need to watch it. Parm parrots enough to work out what it’s about. And I don’t care for his opinion so why am I gonna listen a rage baiter who rage baits for clicks?

It's not far right to be concerned about illligal immigrants being housed in hotels.

They’re not illegal immigrants. You see? You’re already wrong.

Luckily his encounter with this illlegal immmigrant ended up with the immigrant being sectioned...

Mate you can’t even spell illegal :joker: