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I am not an SEO master but personally, I think that disawowing these links would be ideal.  According to the Alexa Statistics this website is not that bad: Global rank of 237,621. However, I think that most of the site's content don't contain very important information. I mean the blogs don't have a valuable content. Having a link in this website might help you in certain ways but generally I don't think it's a good idea to have links on this website. Source: http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/hotel-online.com

Excellent. I have to say, the number of schema they offer is bewildering. Glad to hear you're sorted.

How many pages have your website?

Donnleath, I wouldn't worry too much about this. In fact, Google has been rewriting title tags for about 3 or 4 years, now. Google, for whatever reason, has decided to rewrite your title tag for you if the one you're using better matches the actual search query being used by the searcher. It's quite possible that if your home page, for example, ranks for one search query they will rewrite it but for another search query they won't rewrite it. Google will use, from time to time, your brand name, company name, and even elements of your site's navigation to rewrite your title tag. I've seen them take internal links from a site's navigation and breadcrumb trail and use those words in the title tag. In your case, what you need to decide is if the title tags that Google is rewriting are better or 'worse' for your searchers. If they're worse, then you might consider looking at your site's navigation and breadcrumb trail to see if there's something that you can fix on your site to maybe influence Google to rewrite them another way. If you see that Google is rewriting ALL of those title tags, though, on all pages, then you might want to take a look at your site's title tags and see if they do need to be rewritten, taking what Google is suggesting, into account.