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Situated in the beautiful Northumberland countryside right on the Heritage trail, is this spacious, modern, high quality accommodation, on a working farm, which has been with the Laws family for five generations. With a 4* hostel status, the six rooms are varied for 2 to 5 people, one en-suite rooms with separate ladies and gents showers and toilets. Total accommodation for up to 23. Interestingly, the visitor accommodation used to be the pigsties and part of the lounge was a coal house! There is a picture in the lounge showing various stages of construction. On site facilities include; self catering kitchen with dining table, well appointed tv lounge with log fire, internet access, courtyard garden with bbq, hair dryers available on request, with a continental breakfast provided. Local amenities include village pubs, restaurants, food delivery services and shops in the nearby village of Heddon on the Wall. Ideal location for the Hadrians Wall Path, exploring the beautiful and historic county of Northumberland, woodland trails, rugged moorland and hills, castles, Keilder Water & Forest Park and some of the most beautiful and deserted beaches in the UK. A warm Northumbrian welcome awaits visitors from owners Jeff and Paula. A previous guest said "Top notch facilities and lovely warm welcome". Group discounts available. Drying Room and secure parking.
where: Heddon on the Wall, Northumberland, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE15 0EZ
tel: 01661 854364 - 07708 419911
web-site: www.houghtonnorthfarm.co.uk |
 Comfortable and clean budget accommodation available for singles, couples or ideal for club groups of up to 60. All rooms with Satellite TV, tea and coffee making facilities and Wi-Fi, with ensuite rooms available. Food is available at the main hotel next door or at the nearby Café. Lodge guests are welcome to use the Ashleigh Hotel's garden and bar in the evening. Near to most of Bournemouth's main facilities and attractions, including the town, a multitude of pubs, clubs and restaurants, and most importantly the sea and seven miles of award winning, safe, sandy beaches. Places to visit include the Tank Museum, Monkey World, the Blue Pool, Swanage Steam Railway, Marine Sea Life Centre and Corfe Castle. Popular with Bikers, Poole is just a short ride away with its interesting quay and trips to Brownsea Island and further afield, along with Biker Night on Tuesday evenings when hundreds of bikes are on display on the Quay. Owner is an ex-biker (knees gone now!) Large off-road parking.where: 4 Southcote Road, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH1 3SR
tel: 01202 558048
web-site: www.thelodge.co.uk e-mail: info@thelodge.co.uk
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where: 47370 Courbiac, Aquitaine, France
tel: +33 (0) 553 408924
web-site: www.chateauderodie.com e-mail: mail@chateauderodie.com
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An ancient fortress (14th-16th c.) and farm set in 134 acres of private nature reserve in an unspoilt valley on the borders of |
where: 32-34 Undercliffe, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7BB
tel: 01751 477113
web-site: www.highmillpickering.co.uk e-mail: cheryl@highmillpickering.co.uk
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'Voted No.1 Hostel in England (2009). Set in a beautiful 120 year old town house, and located a few minutes walk to the famous Canterbury Cathedral and the town center with traditional English pubs, restaurants and even ghost walks! A range of budget accommodation from dormitory rooms to single and double rooms, with very high standards of customer service, cleanliness and decoration. Bedding included. A large fully equipped kitchen, large tv lounge, wi-fi, dining area situated in the conservatory (pictured), garden with bbq area, hammocks and open fire. An ideal centre from which to explore the Kent Countryside, seaside resorts of Whitstable, Herne Bay and Margate, Blue Flag beaches, Dover castle and the port of Dover for ferries to France. The friendly and knowledgable staff are on hand and hold weekly events including; Retro movie night, Luigi's free Pasta and sing-a-long evening and bbq on a Saturday. A previous guest said "Brilliant atmosphere. Great facilities if you want to cater for yourself. Huge communal space for chilling out, meeting people. Calm location with ample parking". Laundry and drying facilities. Parking on the hotel forecourt. where: 40 Nunnery Fields, Canterbury, Kent, England CT1 3JT
tel: 01227 786121
web-site: www.kipps-hostel.com
e-mail: kippshostel@googlemail.com
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Situated in the central highlands on the shores of Loch Tay, surrounded by mountains, lochs and rivers, yet within easy driving distance of Edinburgh, Stirling or Glasgow and a short drive from the scenic villages of Killin, Aberfeldy and Kenmore and the picturesque Falls of Dochart. A choice of accommodation including pine lodges, Teepees, Wigwams, woodland lodge, Mongolian yurt and camping. The lodges are all fully equipped to the meet the needs of visitors, whether on a short or long stay, with south facing rural loch side locations, patio and barbecue area, with spectacular views over Loch Tay and Highland Perthshire. New for 2010, the cosy octagonal woodland cabins with contemporary décor, wooden floors, faux leather settees, flat screen TV's with satellite, hi-fi with i-pod dock and a wood burning stove to create a warm and relaxing atmosphere. The Boathouse Restaurant, on the marina, serves snacks, various mains and bbq, between 3-6pm weekends. Ideally suited for those seeking a tranquil retreat, beautiful scenery and well located as a base to enjoy the renowned and varied attractions of the Highlands and Central Scotland, with its wealth of historical sites, natural beauty and wildlife. Parking next to accommodation. where: Milton Morenish Estate, by Killin, Loch Tay, Perthshire, FK21 8TY
tel: 01567 820323 web-site: www.lochtay-vacations.co.uk
e-mail: info@lochtay-vacations.co.uk
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