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In the heart of Paignton, only a few minutes away from the beach, picturesque Paignton Harbour, the town centre and the south West Coastal Path, for spectacular scenic walks. A fine Victorian detached property, once the private residence of the Chaplain of the Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, today the Summerhill maintains the old country tradition of a warm welcome, luxury accommodation and a professional friendly service. A choice of 25 modern en-suite rooms, with complimentary toiletries, hair dryer, flat screen tv and hospitality trays. The breakfast menu, offers a comprehensive choice, speciality teas, freshly ground bean to cup coffee and their 'pièce de résistance' – the Summerhill Breakfast, ideal to set you up for the day! The Dartmouth Steam Railway, just across the park, will take you on a journey through the beauty of the country side and coastline. Centrally located in Torbay and The English Riviera, the list of places to visit and things to do is endless including Cockington Village, Agatha Christie's Greenway Estate, numerous National Trust houses and gardens, Kent's Cavern, the historic fishing port of Brixham and of course lovely sandy beaches, creating the perfect atmosphere to unwind and let the world go by. For dinner, enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant and bar, for a selection of freshly prepared dishes, where the aim is to satisfy the keenest of appetites. The bar has a wide range of quality wines, ales, beers, lagers, malt whiskies and liqueurs. Free Wi-Fi. Parking spaces for each room. where: Braeside Road, Paignton, Devon, TQ4 6BX |
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Quietly located in Blackpool's South Shore, Number One St Luke's is the perfect place for a hassle free stay in this bustling seaside resort, only
A typical old Cantabrian farmhouse, situated in the rural part of Somo, a small holiday resort within easy reach of Santander, in the north of Spain. Arab tiled roof, thick stone walls, strong arches and original oak beams enhance the rustic charm, with many home comforts. Nine spacious en-suite rooms, with beamed ceilings, interesting touches and panoramic views of the Cantabrian Mountains. Luscious garden where you can relax and enjoy in the peace and quiet of country and coastal life. Also a Bar and evening meals, with a selection of tapas, salad, meat and/or fish dishes. Miles of open countryside and coastline to explore, with coastal villages, delightful coves, excellent beaches, unspoilt mountains and fascinating valleys. Sport lovers are spoilt as swimming, surfing, sailing and scuba diving are key attractions. A pleasant boat ride (20 km by road) takes you to the elegant city of Santander, with a range of entertainment, including traditional fiestas, bull fighting, Museums, theatre, tapa-bars, restaurants serving a variety of sea-food and traditional regional dishes, casino and places where you can dance until dawn! After a day of exploring this lovely part of the world there is nothing better than returning to the warmth and comfort of Mies De Villa where Antonio, Dorothy and Teresa, Bikers themselves, are ready to do their best to make your stay comfortable. Adjacent is Moto Somo, a motorbike accessories shop where you can get quality clothing and information on biking routes across the Cantabrian region. Also perfect for a stop over on the start of end of your journey through Spain, for ferries from Santander to and from Plymouth. Free Wi-Fi. Private parking. where: Muelle del Rey 47, Somo, 39140, Ribamontán al Mar, Cantabria, Spain tel: +34 (0) 942 510073 website: www.miesdevilla.com e-mail: [email protected] |
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where: High Street, New Galloway, Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire, Dumfries & Galloway, DG7 3RL tel: 01644 420 494 e-mail: [email protected] X |
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