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Four various size recently converted barn conversions in quiet country hamlet. Close to sites of historical interest, country walks and the opportunity to meet and interact with a variety of domestic and exotic animals and birds of prey.

A warm and friendly welcome awaits you when you visit our attractive family home. Ideally located in the once royal seat of Winchester, 31 Queens Road is situated close to the heart of the City Centre and it's many attractions whilst convenient for wonderful countryside and local tourist attractions and sporting venues. Whether your first visit to Hampshire or returning to reunite with family or friends, we very much hope that you enjoy your stay.

Bed and Breakfast; Margaret and James Yule offer a warm and friendly welcome to our recently refurbished and centrally located modern Family Home in the historic town of St Andrews . 4 Star Scottish Tourist Board Braeside House offers ample parking facilities, though you may not need your car anyway as we are literally five minutes walking distance from the town centre, the St Andrews University and all the attractions including the British Golf Museum, the Botanic Gardens, Aquarium, the Castle, Cathedral and the old harbour. A Ten minute walk is all that is required to take you to the famous St Andrews Old Course, the Home of Golf !

Da Vinci gatwick guest house- Offering quality accommodation near Gatwick Airport with secure Gatwick Airport Parking. Gatwick airport is based in Crawley. Da Vinci gatwick Accommodation is situated in Crawley, near gatwick airport, which is only 10 minutes to and from gatwick airport. We use our best endeavours to offer a better service with utmost hospitality and lower room rates than other Gatwick guest houses and Gatwick hotels.

Welcome to The Old Rectory Hotel... Privately owned by Michael & Pamela the Old Rectory is a quintessentially English Country House. Tucked away in the Heart of England the Old Rectory offers a relaxing & comfortable venue for work & play. Set in three acres of wooded gardens this romantic Elizabethan & Georgian House radiates charm & peace, providing the perfect setting for conferences, business meetings, seminars , training sessions and all family occasions including weddings, christenings, parties and funeral receptions. The Old Rectory is situated within a short drive of all the top English tourist attractions including Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick Castle, The Cotswolds and Birmingham Bull Ring shopping Centre. It is also a short walk from the Arrow Valley, a beautiful country park where you can take an easy stroll, have a serious jog around the lake or arrange to go fishing and sailing. Birmingham International Airport can be accessed by car within 25 minutes using the M42 motorway network which is ten minutes drive from the hotel. History of The Old Rectory The Old Rectory is probably the best kept secret in the country, it has stood on this site for hundreds of years and has a wealth of historical connections. The house lies between the original Roman built Icknield Street, which runs along the far boundary, and the monastic carp lakes at the rear of the property. The Doomsday Book lists a building on this site in 1085, during which time Lady Godiva's son was Lord of the Manor. The Great Grandson of Sir Christopher Wren lived in the house for over forty years and made a number of alterations in that time. He completely modernised the original Elizabethan house in 1812 by adding a Georgian facade to the front elevation of the building. Many of the larger trees including the beautiful English Oaks, the Portuguese Laurels and the Weeping Ash were also planted during this period.

Wendon is happy to welcome you! Come alone or bring your family with you, stay here for a few nights or a few weeks, stay here while on business trip or on holiday- either way our apartments are the best possible variant. Feel free to contact me anytime in case you have any questions or require futher information.. The Apartments All recently refurbished Fully fitted kitchens & bathrooms Double Glazed Entry Phones Flat-screen TV Free Wifi Access NO Hidden Charges Pushchair, Highchair & Cot Included DVD Player

Each of the bedrooms has been carefully restored to retain as many as possible of the original 1760 features; yet at the same time, to tastefully include the modern appointments that the discerning guest of the 21st century requires for their comfort and enjoyment. Here at the the Shipwrights you will find a level of service unequalled in Ipswich. Ring us from the Ipswich Train station or Bus station and we will pick you up free of charge and drop you off when you need to leave. For a reasonable fee we will even supply transport to and from, all major London Airports. Our rooms are spotless and our staff are friendly courteous and caring. Our Chef Stephen sources our meat, fish and vegetables locally with the exception of exotics, If you have any dietary needs you just have to let us know and we will go all the way to assist. Ipswich is steeped in history. It has played a major role in the history of England for nearly 1,500 years. The town was awarded a Royal Charter by King John in 1200 and has been a gateway to Europe for centuries. By the year 1500 the town was made a King's Port - one of only eleven enjoying many trading priveleges. Adventurers from the town were among the first to settle in the New World, founding, in 1607, Jamestown, Virginia. The town was a centre for emigration to America throughout the 1600's. King Henry VIII's Chancellor, Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, was born in Ipswich. Wolsey's Gate, near the town's Waterfront renaissance, is testament to the great college that was destroyed in the Reformation. Shakespeare, in his play "Henry VIII", reminds us of the importance of the town in Wolsey's day: "Those twins of learning that he rais'd in you, Ipswich and Oxford". Other famous people connected with Ipswich include artist Thomas Gainsborough who, lived in the town in the 1750's, and John Constable, who was born a few miles away and visited Ipswich frequently to study and to paint. There are 4 golf courses within a 20 minute drive.

Both rooms are en suite.The double room has a king size bed and looks out on to the garden, fields and Loch Marlee. The twin room has two comfortable single beds and is a sunny room, looking out on to the colourful front garden. Both rooms are equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, Freeview TV, radio, hair dryer, alarm clock and home-made shortbread biscuits. Large bath sheets are provided for the use of guests which will wrap round anybody unlike like some bed and breakfast accommodation, where the largest towel will not meet around one's waist! Laundry, drying and ironing facilities are also available. Both rooms have comprehensive leaflets detailing local attractions and visitor information. Breakfast and dinner are served in the spacious dining room. The en suite double room has a king size bed and a beautiful view over fields and Loch Marlee. The en suite twin room overlooks the front garden. The spacious room and large shower cubicle are particularly suitable for a wheelchair user. Dining room with ample space for a wheelchair user

Welcome to Rohaven Bed & Breakfast Exmouth... Located on the A376 from Exeter, passing the Lympstone Commando Training Centre on the way, Rohaven is just a two minute drive from the centre of Exmouth and the seafront. Rohaven has recently undergone a massive programme of improvement and refurbishment, and as such now offers 10 guest bedrooms all with ensuite facilities. You might also look forward to a hearty cooked breakfast to set you up for a day of discovery... perhaps the wilds of Dartmoor or maybe a little shopping (Exeter is only 10 miles away, while both Plymouth and Bristol are little more than an hour away). Local Area Exmouth is the perfect base from which to explore the Devon coastline and countryside. Reaching us is easy whichever way you travel. We are only eight miles from the M5, which makes London and the Midlands within easy reach. Exeter boasts excellent rail links and Exeter Airport is just a half hour's journey away also within very close proximity to CTCRM Lympstone. Rooms Here at Rohaven we have a wonderful selection of newly refurbished bedrooms, all are ensuite and have tea and coffee making facilities. During the refurbishment programme we made a big effort to make ourselves 'family friendly', so we now offer several dedicated family rooms with flexible sleeping arrangements. For the business traveller, we offer wonderful peace and quiet after a long day at work and space to unwind in a relaxed and friendly environment. Rohaven has plenty of off road parking with the town centre and sea front only a very short walk away.

Set within the grounds of West Ham United Football Club and with rooms that overlook the pitch, this convenient hotel offers a radical departure from conventional hotel accommodation. West Ham United Hotel offers you comfortable 3-star accommodation in a unique location, where you can wake up to views of the playing surface at Upton Park. Its unique setting and atmosphere will create an exciting and memorable environment for your stay. The hotel is just a short walk from Upton Park London Underground station, while London City Airport is less than 4 km away. It is easily accessible by road or rail, and is convenient for Canary Wharf, London Docklands, the Excel Exhibition Centre, the O2 Arena and Westfield Shoping Centre - Stratford. The large double rooms with their fantastic views of the pitch are guaranteed to impress you, irrespective of whether you are passionate about football or whether you are just stopping over for the evening