LIST: HOTELS ON TWITTER

A rapidly increasing number of hotel chains, collections, hotels, resorts, B&Bs and other "accommodations" are using Twitter to engage with their customers, pass on news, and promote special offers and bargains. These are some of the ones we've noticed and think will be useful to British travellers. (This list is sortable)

Name	Twittername	Type
Accor	@Accorhotels	Chain
Barceló	@BarceloUK	Chain
Bitter End Yacht Club	@BITTERENDYC	Resort, BVI
Chaa Creek	@ChaaCreek	Resort, Belize
Chalet Chasseur	@ChaletChasseur	Ski Chalet, Switzerland
Chesterfield Hotel	@ChesterfieldMF	Hotel, UK
Doubletree Hotels	@doubletreehtls	Chain
Epoque Hotels	@epoquehotels	Collection
Hilton Europe (PR)	@Hiltoneuropepr	Chain
Hundred Hills	@HundredHills	Ski Chalet, France
Kimpton Hotels	@Kimpton	Chain, USA
Marriott	@MarriottIntl	Chain
Marriott London	@LondonMarriott	Hotel, UK
Nunsmere Hall Hotel	@nunsmere	Hotel, UK
Park Plaza, Cardiff	@Park_Plaza_CF	Hotel, UK
Red Carnation	@Red_Carnation	Collection
Royal Garden Hotel	@royalgdnhotel	Hotel, UK
Scarlet Hotel, The	@theScarletHotel	Hotel, UK
Small Luxury Hotels of the World	@SLHLuxuryHotels	Collection
Swissotel, The Howard	@swissotellondon	Hotel, UK
Tablet Hotels	@TabletHotels	Collection
Tiara Hotels	@TiaraHotels	Collection
York House, Lisbon	@yorkhouselisboa	Hotel, Portugal

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A rapidly increasing number of hotel chains, collections, hotels, resorts, B&Bs and other "accommodations" are using Twitter to engage with their customers, pass on news, and promote special offers and bargains. These are some of the ones we've noticed and think will be useful to British travellers.