The pods will be built on a 10-acre site, with each pod offering a private outdoor space and a range of amenities. The pods will be available for booking from next month. The expansion project, which includes the glamping pods, is expected to create 100 new jobs. The expansion project has been met with mixed reactions, with some residents expressing concerns about the impact on the local environment and traffic.

The hotel’s current owners, the Murrayshall Hotel Group, have been working on plans to expand the hotel’s accommodation capacity. The hotel’s owners have been working on plans to expand the hotel’s accommodation capacity.

The development has been met with strong opposition from local residents, raising concerns about its impact on the environment and the local community. **Environmental Concerns:**

* **Impact on Landscape:** The development has been criticized for its visual impact on the surrounding countryside. The pods are described as “obtrusive” and “out of scale” with the existing landscape. This raises concerns about the visual integrity of the area and the potential disruption to its natural beauty. * **Noise Pollution:** The development is expected to generate noise from traffic and other activities, particularly during construction and operation. Residents fear this noise could disrupt their daily lives and quality of sleep, impacting their mental and physical well-being.

The expansion is expected to create 100 new jobs in the area. The expansion is expected to boost the hotel’s capacity to 150 rooms, increasing its overall revenue and profitability. The expansion will also contribute to the local economy by attracting more visitors to the area. The expansion is expected to be completed in 2024. Stellar Asset Management has also submitted a planning application for a 10-acre site for a new hotel development. The new hotel development will be a 100-room hotel with a restaurant and bar.