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Castle Green, Taunton, TA1 1NF, United Kingdom – Show map
Excellent location — rated 9.1/10! (score from 193 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Castle Hotel.
Food in restaurant was very good, comfortable and very clean. Staff very good - quick to address a small problem at check in.
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It was ok, one night so not the end of the world
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Staff always welcoming and friendly
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Room was a good size
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The reception staff were very helpful getting drinks for us in the bar when the bar was shut at 6p.m.! Good central location.
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A single room large enough to have room to sit in a chair and read/watch TV. Excellent breakfast in Brazz
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Mostly everything
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ambience - traditional in-keeping-with-old-castle ambience, yet modern too. Lovely staff. Amazing food.
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Castle was very nice setting to stay in .
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Good location and friendly staff
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Set in a magnificent castle, the Castle Hotel offers free Wi-Fi and features a stylish brasserie, luxurious bedrooms, and leafy gardens. The hotel is situated in Taunton, just a 10-minute drive from Hestercombe Gardens.
The elegant bedrooms are individually decorated, and each has a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. All rooms have a modern bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer.
The contemporary Castle Bow Restaurant uses fresh local ingredients, including locally caught seafood and game. It offers seasonal dishes and over 250 fine wines. Hearty breakfasts are available daily.
The family-run Castle Hotel is just 2 miles from the M5 motorway. Free on-site parking is available, and the beautiful Exmoor National Park can be reached in a 20-minute drive.
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Bar, Breakfast in the room, Restaurant (à la carte), Snack bar, Special diet menus (on request)
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed) and costs GBP 5 per day.
Room service, Packed lunches, Car hire, 24-hour front desk, Express check-in/check-out, Luggage storage, Babysitting/child services, Laundry, Dry cleaning, Shoeshine, Meeting/banquet facilities, Fax/photocopying, VIP room facilities, Bridal suite
Newspapers, Non-smoking rooms, Facilities for disabled guests, Family rooms, Lift, Heating, Non-smoking throughout
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Nestled in the town centre of the historic town of Taunton, the Salisbury House Hotel is a family-owned, independent hotel.
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Beaufort Lodge in Taunton offers bed and breakfast accommodation, with all rooms furnished to a high standard in a classic style. Free parking is available, as is free Wi-Fi throughout the property.
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Just off junction 25 of the M5, this contemporary hotel combines good value, modern accommodation and friendly service with a convenient location for exploring Taunton and Somerset.
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A beautiful former 17th century coaching inn, Octonlodge is set over an acre of gardens, less than 2 miles from Taunton town centre.
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Very good
Food in restaurant was very good, comfortable and very clean. Staff very good - quick to address a small problem at check in.
It was ok, one night so not the end of the world
Very difficult to find if you're driving there. Ask them for the 'alternative' postcode, I think the one way system has been changed and most GPS systems don't know about it! Rooms/ bathrooms are ok, bit tired.
Room was a good size
Shower screen leaked water onto the floor
The reception staff were very helpful getting drinks for us in the bar when the bar was shut at 6p.m.! Good central location.
Why was the bar closed at that time of the day? Car park chaos and all for only £5 per night. We heard the breakfasts were good but they'd have to give unlimited champagne to warrant £25 for the 2 of us.
A single room large enough to have room to sit in a chair and read/watch TV. Excellent breakfast in Brazz
Hotel bar closed at 10.00pm
ambience - traditional in-keeping-with-old-castle ambience, yet modern too. Lovely staff. Amazing food.
Bathroom starting to need a bit of updating - lovely old large bath just feeling a bit old and used now. Also larger bathroom shelves would be very good - I had to put my toiletries bags on the floor. Also - extra charge for carpark???
Castle was very nice setting to stay in .
There was very loud music coming from a disco or some kind of a party being held in the hotel , I requested a quite room when booking but got put direct above the function room
Good location and friendly staff
Needs some updating Overpriced room service food which looked liked it had been microwaved!
Everything. They messed up my booking and I was left without a bed for the night.
Excellent meal in restaurant. Turbot perfect accompanied by vegetables which all had stand alone taste but eaten together divine. Service also excellent.
Aspect in relation to town whilst at the same time being a surperbly quiet location.
Room small. Charged us to park our cars at £5 each. Breakfast available but at £11 !! Over priced for the quality offered.
The Staff were extremely attentive and helpful.
Limited places to have a meal when the hotel rules do not allow dogs to be left in bedroom alone.
Service and quality at breakfast
Bar service in the evening poor - the bar person served incorrect mixes knowingly and ruined my drink but did not change it
staff..effective without being too friendly..professional. a sandwich in the bar that was properly made and properly filled. an unusual thing these days.
nothing not to like on this visit.
As usual this hotel was excellent. It is in a fantastic central position with car park. Staff excellent. Rooms super.Lovely breakfast.We will be back again next year.
Maybe the bar area is quite small which is fine usually but not when it is very busy.
Amazing food great staff great location also changing our table for six people on the night was no problem
Can't think of anything
Reception staff were superb
Waiting staff in Brazz slow at clearing used tables and taking our order on Sunday breakfast - food was great
Helpful dog friendly staff
The Foyer reception area was not warm enough in the evening.
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You need to grow them in acidic soil. If in a pot, I would protect it in the winter. At least from the rains.Having two helps, but you should get some berries. When depends how big a plant you bought. Yes, usually 2 years. Fertilize with acidic fertilizers. They like to be moist. Cut amount of water in the winter. Yes you can put dwarf types in the ground, but soil must be acidic else they will die.
Sunshine Blue is a good cultivar to try.
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The publication of this third edition of the definitive text on clinical forensic medicine comes at an exciting time for a subject now gaining recognition as a speciality in the medical establishment. This growing acknowledgement reflects the fact that increasing numbers of health professionals are becoming engaged in general forensic services. Nurses and paramedics are more involved than ever in custody care, while nurses themselves are conducting more examinations in cases involving alleged sexual offences. Thus it is vital that those caring for this vulnerable group of patients (whether detainees or complainants) have the tools to master this specialist set of skills. All the chapters in this new edition have been fully updated, with some undergoing extensive revision. Recent developments in child protection protocols have prompted a major rewrite of the chapter on non-accidental injury, and the text now includes a specific chapter on the use of the TASER. Other aspects of restraint are now dealt with separately. The material on care of detainees and fitness for interview has been split into individual chapters to allow a more comprehensive discussion of the issues.In addition, new authors have joined the team of contributors, facilitating a wider range of international perspectives. From its chapters on the history and core principles of clinical forensic medicine, right up to the text's discussion of substance misuse and deaths in custody, this volume remains the gold standard source for health professionals whose working lives bring them into contact with those in the law enforcement arena. less
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Exploring the depth range for three-dimensional laser machining with aberration correction |
Optics Express, Vol. 22, Issue 15, pp. 17644-17656 (2014)
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The spherical aberration generated when focusing from air into another medium limits the depth at which ultrafast laser machining can be accurately maintained. We investigate how the depth range may be extended using aberration correction via a liquid crystal spatial light modulator (SLM), in both single point and parallel multi-point fabrication in fused silica. At a moderate numerical aperture (NA = 0.5), high fidelity fabrication with a significant level of parallelisation is demonstrated at the working distance of the objective lens, corresponding to a depth in the glass of 2.4 mm. With a higher numerical aperture (NA = 0.75) objective lens, single point fabrication is demonstrated to a depth of 1 mm utilising the full NA, and deeper with reduced NA, while maintaining high repeatability. We present a complementary theoretical model that enables prediction of the effectiveness of SLM based correction for different aberration magnitudes.
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OCIS Codes
(090.1000) Holography : Aberration compensation
(140.3390) Lasers and laser optics : Laser materials processing
(220.4000) Optical design and fabrication : Microstructure fabrication
(250.5300) Optoelectronics : Photonic integrated circuits
(130.2755) Integrated optics : Glass waveguides
(070.6120) Fourier optics and signal processing : Spatial light modulators
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Laser Microfabrication
Original Manuscript: April 10, 2014
Revised Manuscript: June 3, 2014
Manuscript Accepted: June 3, 2014
Published: July 14, 2014
P. S. Salter, M. Baum, I. Alexeev, M. Schmidt, and M. J. Booth, "Exploring the depth range for three-dimensional laser machining with aberration correction," Opt. Express 22, 17644-17656 (2014)
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The Season of Lent is a valuable practice in the Christian life. It is the forty days of special devotion from Ash Wednesday to Easter. Lent is the spiritual journey we take with Christ when he turns toward Jerusalem risking capture, arrest and trial. We figuratively count ourselves to be traveling with the disciples who accompany Jesus on his journey toward the cross.
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- A chic, sexy, and entirely new downtown Bethesda hotel near the Metro. The Hilton Garden Inn Bethesda. Only one block from the Bethesda Metrorail station and two miles outside Washington DC. Step inside and soak up an ambiance equally abuzz with urban energy. Adorned in glass, with artful lighting and sleek lines, the airy two-story lobby offers an inspiring alternative to the typical Bethesda hotels near the Metro. ... more less
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