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In the heart of Mid Wales, set in 20 acres of private woodland, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with stunning mountain views, breathtaking scenery and offering three types of guest accommodation, available separately or in combination, for short or long stays. "Our architect, Mr Benson, produced a very liveable and charming house." So wrote the original owners in 1915. This is still the impression The Clochfaen makes today on the visitor and the present owners have striven to recreate the original interiors and Benson's aim of a liveable house! The main house offers self-catering for up to 14, with style and elegance, period furniture and stylish soft furnishings in this fine historic home. Also B&B accommodation for up to 8, located within the former servants' quarters and Grade II listed semi-detached cottages, sleeping 4 and 5. Ideally located for attractions in Mid Wales, with the Elan Valley Lakes and Rhayader to the south, Devil's Bridge Falls and the Cambrian coast to the west, just a mile to the village of Llangurig, within easy reach of Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hay-on-Wye, Builth Wells and the coastal resorts of Aberystwyth, Aberdovey and New Quay. Lockable garages and private parking. where: Llangurig, Near Llanidloes, Powys, SY18 6RP
tel: 01686 440687
web-site: www.theclochfaen.com
e-mail: info@theclochfaen.com
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Situated in the heart of historic Tenby, a lively seaside pub, built by Sir William Paxton as his Tenby regency home, a stone’s throw from the harbour and a short stroll to sandy beaches. B&B or room only in eighteen en-suite tastefully furnished and stylish rooms, with some of the rooms adjoining a grand balcony overlooking Tudor Square, in the heart of the town. The narrow historic streets are full of a variety of restaurants, pubs, craft shops and cafés... Rest assured you can eat, drink, dance and shop till you drop in Tenby! This bustling seaside resort also provides a variety of activities and entertainment, including traditional boat excursions, fishing trips, quad-bike trails, paintballing, combat games, clay pigeon shooting and go-karting. After a hard days play, enjoy a refreshing pint or a bite to eat in one of the bars or beer garden, serving freshly prepared meals, daily specials and fresh local seafood. Paxton's Bistro, at the rear of the pub courtyard, is also available as a venue, for private functions. Limited private parking available, so check/reserve when you book.
where: Tudor Square, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 7AJ
tel: 01834 842000 web-site: www.tenbyhousehotel.com e-mail: info@tenbyhousehotel.com |
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Extremely Biker Friendly B&B run by bikers Ken and Lesley, originally from Sussex and Northamptonshire. Situated in the heart of the Brittany countryside in the small and friendly community of Reminiac, and only ten minutes ride from the four market towns of Guer, Malestroit, Ploermel and Carentoir and just to the south of the legendary forest of Broceliande, with its Arthurien connections. Surrounded by wonderful biking roads and central to the many attractions Brittany has to offer. The Madone des Motards [bikers blessing] is held on the 14th/15th August every year at Porcaro, just up the road from us, and attracts up to 20,000 bikers from around the world. We have five en-suite rooms, two of which can sleep three and can accommodate for up to twelve bikers and offer B&B, evening meals, snacks, guided ride-outs and long weekend break deals. Motorcycle parking is in the garage to the rear of the house and the courtyard gates are locked overnight. Discounts are available for MAG,NABD, BMF members, group bookings and longer stays.
where: 11 route de Vannes, 56140 Reminiac, Brittany, France. GPS: Lat 47:51:35 N Lon 2:14:18 W tel: +33 (0) 297 932686
web-site: www.mototaranis.com e-mail: info@mototaranis.com
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Just 10 minutes from Corbridge, near Hadrian's Wall in beautiful Northumberland, North East England, is this 19th century country house set in spacious grounds, fields and woodland, with splendid countryside views. B&B accommodation for up to 11, with hospitality trays, digital tv, wi-fi and hairdryers in all rooms. For longer stays, the former stables (picured below), have been converted into two cottages , each accommodating up to 5, with modern facilities. The area has many places of historical interest including Hexham Abbey, Durham Cathedral, the old Roman town of Corstopitum, Aydon Castle and Hadrian's Wall with exhibitions, Roman re-enactments, Chesters Roman Fort and Hexham Old Gaol; the oldest purpose built prison in England. On the coast to coast route, with Cumbria, Scotland and the coast within easy reach. The port of Newcastle is a short ride away with ferries to Amsterdam, Holland. Secure parking. where: Newcastle Road, Corbridge, Northumberland, England, NE45 5LP
tel: 01434 632010
web-site: www.hayes-corbridge.co.uk
e-mail: stay@hayes-corbridge.co.uk
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 Set in 30 acres of grounds, this 4* hotel is an ideal indoor and outdoor resort, for all seasons, with guests returning year after year. A wide range of spacious, extremely comfortable and well equipped en-suite rooms with many enjoying stunning views across the beautiful Tweed Valley. An excellent reputation for food whether you choose to eat in the Dining Room or relaxing bistro-style Lazels Restaurant, which creatively combines a varied menu with excellent value for money. The town of Peebles is just a short walk away from the hotel, with lots of shopping opportunities, an abundance of coffee shops and places to eat and drink. A fine location from which to explore the famous Scottish Borders countryside, towns, sightseeing and just a 30 minute ride to the bright lights of Edinburgh. You may also wish to take it easy... So take a walk around the beautiful grounds or simply relax on a deck chair and take in the glorious views. Large parking area.where: Innerleithen Rd, Peebles, Scotland, EH45 8BA
tel: 01721 720 602
web-site: www.mcmillanhotels.co.uk. e-mail: reservations@peebleshydro.co.uk
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