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• 3 Star
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• Restaurant
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• Room Service Available
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Bus Stop Nearby
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• Vegetarian Meals On Request
• Free Wifi
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• Iron or Trouser Press
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Nestled in the world-famous Lake District is Keswick, a market town boasting unmatched natural scenery, shimmering blue lakes and soaring mountains with beautiful vistas. Though only small, Keswick has a fantastic range of traditional and contemporary shops, pubs and restaurants offering mouth-watering food, and art galleries that sell unique gifts made by local artists and craftspeople. The breathtaking Derwentwater Lake is simply spectacular; soak up the views on a short walk or take part in the many water sports and activities on offer. Castlerigg Stone Circle, Skiddaw and Helvellyn are all also within driving distance.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Extra Pillows and Blankets
• Safe Box in Reception
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Vegetarian Meals
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Shower or Bath
• Free WiFi (Public Areas)
• Gluten Free Menu
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Chargeable Car Parking

One of the UK’s sunniest destinations, Eastbourne has always been a firm-favourite holiday location. Home to an iconic 150-year-old pier, this charming coastal resort is brimming with character; old-fashioned sweet shops and prominent Victorian buildings will leave you with a nostalgic feeling, whilst its serene coastal views are simply beautiful. Nature lovers can discover the South Downs National Park – a hove of natural beauty – which boasts walking trails, spectacular views and the iconic Beachy Head, whilst those seeking heritage can visit the fascinating Leeds Castle, which is home to almost nine centuries of history, beautiful gardens, a maze, falconry and seasonal events. Also within easy reach, you’ll find Bexhill, Hastings, Rye, Worthing and cosmopolitan Brighton.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Safe Box
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Vegetarian Meals
• Indoor Swimming Pool
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Bus Stop Nearby
• Telephone
• Shower over Bath
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Menu
• Iron or Trouser Press
• Sauna or Steam Room
• Gym
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

One of Scotland’s most beautiful and vibrant destinations to visit, Pitlochry caters for visitors all year round. Nestled at the foot of the Cairngorms among majestic pine forests, with superb loch scenery to be enjoyed across the nearby countryside, there are plenty of gentle walking trails and challenging hikes to be enjoyed. Other highlights include magnificent Blair Castle, the breathtaking vistas at Ben Vrackie – also known as Queen’s View – and Edradour Distillery, believed to be the smallest distillery in Scotland, where you can sample some of the finest local tipples. Golf, fishing and cycling are also popular activities for the area, with many eateries and traditional Scottish pubs to choose from to refuel at the end of the day.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Bar
• Vegetarian Meals
• Free WiFi (Public Areas)
• Gluten Free Menu
• Iron at Reception
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu

Located on the south-east coast of Devon, Exmouth is a picturesque port town and seaside resort boasting two miles of golden sands, dramatic cliffs and a myriad of fascinating attractions. There is a vibrant selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants offering locally sourced fish to choose from, and avid walkers and history lovers will enjoy being at the gateway to the Jurassic Coast. Other nearby attractions include the Exe Estuary Trail, World of Country Life, National Trust’s Buckland Abbey and Bicton Park Gardens. Exeter is also easily accessible, where visitors can admire the Gothic cathedral, hit the shops on Gandy Street, or head south to the fortified manor house of Powderham Castle.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Safe Box
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Indoor Swimming Pool
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Vegetarian Meals On Request
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Meals on Request
• Iron at Reception
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Set in an idyllic location on the North Wales coastline, Llandudno has been a popular seaside resort for centuries. With an abundance of shops, restaurants and must-see attractions within close proximity of each other, it’s the perfect choice for a Welsh escape. Lined with traditional amusements and delightful cafés, Llandudno’s Grade II listed pier is the longest in Wales and a must-see for any visit. One of the town’s most-famous attractions is the Great Orme; travel to the top by cable car, the Great Orme Tramway, or by foot if you are feeling active, and enjoy spectacular views over the coastline and even over to Snowdonia National Park. Snowdonia National Park is just a 40-minute drive from Llandudno – ideal if you’re looking to hike Mount Snowdon, enjoy the journey by train on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, or discover the surrounding villages such as picturesque Betws-y-coed. Other ever-popular nearby attractions include historic Conwy Castle, the beautiful Isle of Anglesey and National Trust’s Bodnant Garden.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Bus Stop Nearby
• Telephone
• Vegetarian Meals On Request
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Meals on Request
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request
• Shower or Bath

The picturesque town of Windermere is a joy to stroll around, with streets lined with independent shops, bustling cafés, stylish restaurants and traditional pubs. Popular local attractions include The World of Beatrix Potter, Holehird Gardens, and Brockhole on Windermere. For a truly relaxing experience, uncover the sights by lake cruise and soak up the beauty of this spectacular destination from a different perspective. Lake Windermere itself is truly breathtaking, and a popular choice for holidaymakers who want to enjoy birdwatching, boating and fishing. With a number of walking and hiking trails to choose from, iconic natural features such as Scafell Pike, Helvellyn and Ullswater are within close proximity. Be sure to also explore Keswick, Grasmere and Kendal – home to the famous mint cake – all of which are within driving distance of Windermere.

• 3 Star
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Free WiFi (Public Areas)
• Dogs Allowed on Request

The ever-popular seaside resort of St. Ives is a haven for artists, holidaymakers and anyone who appreciates just how breathtaking England’s coast can be. Boasting gorgeous sandy beaches and with the South West Coastal Path passing through, visitors can enjoy the very best of this coastal town. Other highlights to discover include the Tate St. Ives, the fascinating Barbara Hepworth Museum – which lovingly preserves the sculptor’s studio and gardens – an array of wonderfully enticing boutique and independent shops, and plenty of traditional seaside amusements. Travelling a little further, enjoy a trip to the Isles of Scilly; this tropical paradise is a fantastic day out, with sandy beaches and exotic vegetation.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Bar
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Telephone
• Free Wifi
• Shower over Bath

Often described as the ‘Outdoor Capital of the UK,’ Fort William is a stunning town located in the western Scottish Highlands, overlooked by Ben Nevis – Britain’s highest mountain. The town has been used as a filming location for major motion pictures including Harry Potter, Highlander and Braveheart, and it’s easy to see why. With spectacular rolling landscapes and dramatic hills, there’s plenty for nature enthusiasts to enjoy, and no visit to the area is complete without sampling a ‘wee dram’ at the local distillery. Other popular activities include the West Highland Museum, the Jacobite Steam Train, loch cruises, and Steall Falls – one of Scotland’s highest waterfalls.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Indoor Swimming Pool
• Lift
• Shower or Bath
• Free Wifi

The Cornish coastal resort of Newquay is famed for its glorious golden beaches and terrific conditions for surfers – you'll find them hitting the waves all year round! The town offers something for everyone, including tourist attractions such as Newquay Zoo and the Blue Reef Aquarium, charming independent shops, top-class restaurants, traditional pubs and a historic harbour. Hidden gems are everywhere in Newquay, and if you fancy a day away from the beach, the Trenance Gardens are a delight. You’re also in a great location to explore the rest of Cornwall, with destinations such as Truro and Falmouth, and attractions including the world-famous Eden Project just a short drive away.

• 3 Star
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• Hairdryer
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Free Wifi
• Dogs Allowed on Request

One of the brightest jewels in the English Riviera’s crown, Paignton is a charming seaside town with a mild climate and plenty of attractions. The beautiful sandy beach is lined with colourful beach huts, and award-winning Paignton Pier is brimming with traditional amusements – perfect for classic seaside fun! There are plenty of things to do in the local area; visit Paignton Zoo for a wild day out, enjoy a visit to Occombe Farm, journey back in time on the Dartmouth Steam Railway, or take in the wonderful scenery of the South West Coast Path.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Vegetarian Meals
• Lift
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Meals on Request
• Iron at Reception
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Weston-super-Mare is a seaside resort on the North Somerset Coast, steeped in Victorian history and dominated by long stretches of sandy beaches. It’s not hard to see why this is one of Britain’s most-loved holiday resorts, boasting a superb seafront, a magnificent Grand Pier and seaside attractions aplenty. For a touch of culture and history, visitors can browse the many museums and galleries, whilst nature lovers won’t want to miss the beautiful greenery of the town’s parks and gardens. Heading further afield, Burham-on-Sea and Clevedon – home to the only Grade 1 listed pier in England – are popular coastal towns, whilst the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bath and cosmopolitan Bristol are within driving distance. Spectacular Cheddar Gorge is also a must when in the area, with its towering cliffs and ancient caverns.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Vegetarian Meals
• Lift
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Bus Stop Nearby
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Menu
• Iron at Reception
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Located on the west coast and known as the ‘Seafood Capital of Scotland,’ Oban is the perfect destination for an unforgettable holiday. Surrounded by miles of coastline, Oban town and port features important historical intrigue with no less than five castles nearby, three of which were the seat of the Clan MacDougall of Lorne. Most popular attractions include the Oban War & Peace Museum, partially-ruined Dunstaffnage Castle, and Oban Distillery, where you can explore the history of whisky and learn exactly how it’s made. After a day exploring, browse the town’s small galleries and independent shops, and refuel in the evening in one of the many pubs, cafés or restaurants. From Oban, you can set sail and take a tour of the islands of Mull, Iona and Staffa, or travel up the coastline to Glencoe, with its deep valleys, towering mountains and ancient history.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Telephone
• Shower over Bath
• Free Wifi
• Laundry Service
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Towered over by Ben Wyvis – the quintessential Scottish backdrop – Strathpeffer is a pretty Victorian town surrounded by hills, and visitors can still enjoy the mineral rich spa water to this day, either from the village Pump Room or at a pavilion. This charming yet quiet destination boasts stunning natural scenery, with incredible mountains and scenic glens in every direction – popular with walkers. The town offers plenty of independent shops and cafés, as well as great restaurants, bars and traditional pubs. There are some world-famous attractions within easy reach, including Loch Ness, Inverness, the Cairngorms and Glen Ord Distillery.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Room Service Available
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Shower or Bath
• Free Wifi
• Laundry Service
• Dogs Allowed on Request
• No on-site Car Parking

St. Mawes is a pretty fishing village nestled at the end of the Roseland Peninsula, one of the most picturesque and unspoilt parts of the British Isles. Narrow streets and white-washed cottages help to give St. Mawes a quaint feel, and you’ll still find all the modern facilities you could need. Gorgeous gardens, galleries, quality cafés and restaurants and two beautiful beaches are just some of the highlights. If history and heritage is more your thing, popular historic attractions include St. Mawes Castle and the nearby Pendennis Castle. The harbour offers many boat excursions; explore the Fal Estuary on a river trip, or board the St. Mawes Ferry and enjoy world-class scenery as you make your way to Falmouth. Avid walkers should make a beeline for the St. Anthony headland, boasting panoramic coastal views and an abundance of wildlife. Take your pick and have the holiday of a lifetime!

• 4 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Safe Box
• Fridge
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Vegetarian Meals
• Indoor Swimming Pool
• Lift
• Disabled Rooms Available
• Room Service Available
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Bus Stop Nearby
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Meals on Request
• Iron or Trouser Press
• Laundry Service
• Gym
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Located in South Yorkshire, Sheffield is a city known for its rich industrial heritage, especially in steelmaking. Today, it stands as a lively and modern city with a welcoming atmosphere, offering visitors a range of fantastic theatres, music venues, and galleries. On its outskirts lies Nether Edge, a picturesque suburb known for its Victorian architecture and leafy streets. This area is celebrated for its eclectic mix of independent shops, cafes, and a strong community spirit, highlighted by the popular Nether Edge Market.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Guest Lounge
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Room Service Available
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Bus Stop Nearby
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Vegetarian Meals On Request
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Menu
• Iron or Trouser Press
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Located just 5 miles outside of Stratford-upon-Avon, the Charlecote Pheasant offers an ideal location to explore the wealth of attractions surrounding the area. Globally recognised as the birthplace of William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon is a historic market town in England’s West Midlands. Characterised by charming Tudor-style architecture, the town is steeped in culture and history, with numerous landmarks significant to the life and works of Shakespeare, as well as the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Visitors can enjoy wandering the picturesque streets, with an array of timber-framed houses, quaint boutiques, and eateries to discover. For those looking to head further afield, Warick and its famous castle are within easy reach, and Oxford and Blenheim Palace and in day-trip distance.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Extra Pillows and Blankets
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Guest Lounge
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Vegetarian Meals
• Lift
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Menu
• Iron at Reception
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu

Set in an idyllic location on the North Wales coastline, Llandudno has been a popular seaside resort for centuries. With an abundance of shops, restaurants and must-see attractions within close proximity of each other, it’s the perfect choice for a Welsh escape. Lined with traditional amusements and delightful cafés, Llandudno’s Grade II listed pier is the longest in Wales and a must-see for any visit. One of the town’s most-famous attractions is the Great Orme; travel to the top by cable car, the Great Orme Tramway, or by foot if you are feeling active, and enjoy spectacular views over the coastline and even over to Snowdonia National Park. Snowdonia National Park is just a 40-minute drive from Llandudno – ideal if you’re looking to hike Mount Snowdon, enjoy the journey by train on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, or discover the surrounding villages such as picturesque Betws-y-coed. Other ever-popular nearby attractions include historic Conwy Castle, the beautiful Isle of Anglesey and National Trust’s Bodnant Garden.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Telephone
• Free WiFi (Public Areas)
• Dogs Allowed on Request
• Free Car Parking

Located off the south coast of England, holidays to the Isle of Wight have long been popular with tourists eager to discover the sandy beaches, imposing cliffs, charming promenades and rolling countryside. You won’t be short of things to do, with museums, galleries, glorious gardens and historic landmarks all within a short driving distance. Most popular attractions include the opulent Osborne House, Queen Victoria’s impressive holiday home, and The Needles chairlift, where you can soak up the very best views of the Isle of Wight’s most famous landmark. Get closer to nature with a countryside walk where there’s abundant wildlife and spectacular rolling landscapes, and be sure to learn about the Island’s fascinating fossil collection.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Free WiFi (Public Areas)
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Sitting amongst the rugged coastline of North Devon, Ilfracombe is a British seaside favourite. Quaint pastel coloured houses contrast with nearby towering clifftops, and the charming harbour is a delight to explore. This picturesque town boasts stunning beaches and coves, fantastic eateries, art and craft galleries, and must-visit attractions including the Ilfracombe Observatory and Watermouth Castle. If you’re feeling a bit more active, head to the top of Capstone Parade for great views back across Ilfracombe. Other highlights in the surrounding area include Barnstaple, Bideford, and Woolacombe Beach with its golden sands.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Guest Lounge
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Shower over Bath
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Menu
• Iron at Reception
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Portpatrick is a picturesque harbour town set on Galloway’s rugged coast – a tranquil and unspoiled corner of southern Scotland. From sightseeing and shopping to relaxing boat cruises, there is a wealth of things to do here; the local area is also a haven for lovers of sports and the outdoors, with its own nine-hole golf course. A truly picturesque backdrop, visitors can admire the pastel-coloured houses set around the bay, before sampling the finest seafood at one of the many restaurants, bars and cafés. Other highlights within close proximity include Galloway Forest Park, Stranraer, Logan Botanic Garden and Killantringan Lighthouse.

• 3 Star
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• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Extra Pillows and Blankets
• Safe Box
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Guest Lounge
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower
• Telephone
• Free Wifi
• Iron at Reception

Blackpool is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK, and there’s plenty to do for all interests. Visitors will find traditional seaside amusements, three impressive piers, golden beaches, spectacular star-studded shows and world-class attractions on offer. Popular attractions include the iconic Blackpool Tower and Ballroom, Madame Tussauds, The Dungeons, the exquisite Winter Gardens, and Pleasure Beach for families and thrill seekers. The town is also brimming with cultural sites, including the Grundy Art Gallery which showcases contemporary visual art exhibitions, and The History Centre, home to historic collections of Blackpool including archives and photographs.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Vegetarian Meals
• Indoor Swimming Pool
• Lift
• Disabled Rooms Available
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Free Wifi
• Iron at Reception

Set in an idyllic location on the North Wales coastline, Llandudno has been a popular seaside resort for centuries. With an abundance of shops, restaurants and must-see attractions within close proximity of each other, it’s the perfect choice for a Welsh escape. Lined with traditional amusements and delightful cafés, Llandudno’s Grade II listed pier is the longest in Wales and a must-see for any visit. One of the town’s most-famous attractions is the Great Orme; travel to the top by cable car, the Great Orme Tramway, or by foot if you are feeling active, and enjoy spectacular views over the coastline and even over to Snowdonia National Park. Snowdonia National Park is just a 40-minute drive from Llandudno – ideal if you’re looking to hike Mount Snowdon, enjoy the journey by train on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, or discover the surrounding villages such as picturesque Betws-y-coed. Other ever-popular nearby attractions include historic Conwy Castle, the beautiful Isle of Anglesey and National Trust’s Bodnant Garden.