Be careful booking through all-hotels.com if you are a business. The prices may appear cheap, but they don't issue VAT invoices, this then means you don't get the usual 15% discount over the published rates. 15% = 100*(1-100/117.5) in case you were wondering.
There seems something rather odd about paying to stay in a hotel and there being no VAT due. Where did it go and who collected it?
Craig
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