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St. Andrews, is the home of golf. This quality bed and breakfast is a perfect Home base for touring the major attractions of the east of Scotland although we are still researching the origins of the property it appears on an old map in Kellie Castle dated 1775. The bed and breakfast offers 8 en suite rooms and sleeps 17. The extensive breakfast menu includes fresh fish and vegetarian dishes. Douglas and Yvonne aim to make your stay unforgettable, offering genuine Scottish hospitality in a magnificent setting. If you are travelling to the area to soak in the history or to play a little golf advice is always at hand. Service is second to none at Edenside House. Non-smoking.Tel:01334 838108 |
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Royal Deeside |
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A warm welcome awaits at our historic old Inn. All rooms en suite with usual extras, (hospitality tray, TV, radio etc.) Pannanich is set in a rural position and offers quality B & B, or D, B & B having the advantage of an on site restaurant "Piggies". Ideally situated for exploring the Granite City of Aberdeen and the beautiful North East corner of Scotland. 2 self-catering cottages. (Morven view Cottages also available).Tel:01339 755018 |
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Cumbria |
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Broadview Guesthouse |
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Broadview is a quality, friendly, no smoking Guest House in Ambleside in the heart of the English Lake District National Park. Ambleside is in central South Lakes at the head of England largest natural Lake, Windermere. The area has always been a favourite haunt of artists of all disciplines. Wordsworth, Coleridge and Ruskin led this illustrious list whilst Beatrix Potter loved the area so much, it apparently inspired her to write her famous Peter Rabbit stories. She even left a number of properties to the National Trust to be preserved. Tel: 015394-32431 |
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Nottingham |
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Laurel Farm |
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Laurel Farm is a lovely old farmhouse standing in approximate. 4 acres. Parts of the house and stable block dated back to 1846 and possibly even earlier. The majority of the land is grazing for my pet sheep and goat. In addition there are several rescue cats, two dogs and ducks and chickens. None of the cats and dogs is allowed in the house. There is always a warm welcome at Laurel Farm and Val will do everything to ensure you enjoy your stay. ALL accommodation at Laurel Farm is for total NON-SMOKERS only and is therefore very Asthma and allergy friendly.Tel: 0115 937 3488 |
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Oxfordshire |
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Nanford Guest House |
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Period guest house located 5 minutes on foot from the University of Oxford. Wide variety of rooms available: quadruple, triple/family, twin, double and single at budget prices. All rooms en-suite. We have a wide variety of rooms at budget prices. All rooms are en-suite with private shower and toilet, central heating and colour TV. Full English breakfast included in the price. Private off road parking available. Telephone : 01865 244743
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Hallwood Oast is situated on a 240-acre fruit and sheep farm in the Kentish Weald, close to the Kent and Sussex border and just one mile from the wealden town of Cranbrook. This 17th century Oast, originally used for hop drying, was converted into the family farmhouse in 1990 and retains much of the rustic charm and character of its former days. The spacious guest accommodation has been awarded a high quality grading and offers a perfect bed & breakfast holiday base for visitors planning to travel to and stay in the South East of England. It is within easy reach of Ashford, Tunbridge Wells, Canterbury and Maidstone and garden lovers and National Trust members can enjoy a wealth of local attractions, in particular the gardens at Sissinghurst.Tel: 01580 712416 |
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B and B at No3 |
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A Lovely Grade II listed building, that was built in the reign of King George IV (1762-1830). Recently restored to a very high standard. Comfortably furnished bedrooms, with cast iron beds and a choice of either en-suite or private facilities with bath. All rooms have TV. tea and coffee, hair-dryers, irons and ironing board. Situated on the edge of old Portsmouth close to the beach. All the attractions of both Portsmouth & Southsea are within easy walking distance. A continental breakfast is served to your room each morning. A warm welcome awaits you at Bed and Breakfast @ No3 Tel: 023 92349929 |
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Pembroke Park Hotel |
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Located only minutes from the old town and the seafront, this bed & breakfast is one of the most ideally situated in Southsea, all the attractions of both Portsmouth & Southsea are within easy walking distance. With its historic ships, castles, forts, museums, and Spinnaker tower, you can explore the heritage of Maritime England. From the Seafront, just a few moments from here you can walk along the Millennium path, which takes you around Old Portsmouth and its fishing port, along to Gunwharf Quays where you can shop at over 85 designer outlets, eat at one of 20 or so bars & restaurants, go to the cinema or take a ride to the top of the Spinnaker tower. Then the path goes on to the Historic Dockyard, where you can visit the historic ships HMS Victory, HMS Warrior 1860 and the Mary Rose.If you have any questions about the bed and breakfast or require any information about the area please email John or Clare.Tel: 023 92296817 |
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Hampshire |
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Bembell Court Hotel |
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The Bembell Court is a friendly family run hotel standing in its own grounds with private car park.
Ideally situated in Portsmouth’s prime holiday area of Southsea, within easy reach of The World’s Greatest Historic Ships Mary Rose - HMS Victory - HMS Warrior; the Royal Marines Museum; The Portsmouth Aquarium; the Royal Navy Submarine Museum; Southsea Shopping Centre and Gunwharf Quays.
There is an excellent selection of Shops, Restaurants and Pubs nearby. Our own car park allows you to leave your car and enjoy the amenities of Portsmouth without parking worries.
A short stroll away you will find Canoe Lake, the magnificent Rose Gardens, South Parade Pier, Bowling Greens, Pitch and Putt Golf, Tennis Courts and one of the finest promenades you are likely to encounter. There are magnificent views across the Solent to the Isle of Wight.Telephone 023 9273 5915 |
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Hamilton House |
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A delightful Victorian Town-house Bed and Breakfast, with many original features. Ideally situated just 5 minutes by car from Continental and Isle of Wight. Ferry-ports, Historic Ships/Museums, University, City Centres, Train /Coach Stations and all the Tourist Attractions/Museums that Portsmouth and its Seaside Resort of Southsea has to offer. Bright modern rooms all have colour TVs, clock, hair-dryers, cooler fans and generous tea/coffee facilities. Full English, Vegetarian and Continental Breakfast served in lovely Spanish style Dining room from 8.30am Continental Breakfast can be served for early Ferry Travellers from 6.00am.There is a vast selection of restaurants just 5 minutes walk from the house for Evening Dinner. Buses run to all parts of the city from nearby. Ideal Touring Base for visiting Southern England. Resident Proprietors: - Graham and Sandra Tubb. We look forward to your visit Tel: 023 9282 3502 |
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Lamorna is a Victorian Style Guest House in the heart of Southsea,offering clean comfortable accommodation. Close to Southsea shops and Local amenities. Portsmouth town center is with in walking distance, along with the Historic Dockyard and Southsea sea front. All rooms are spacious with colour T.V, hostess tray and fully central heated. We can provide an early breakfast for those catching a Continental Ferry, which is less than 10 minutes drive from here. Competitive rates. Please contact Joan Barratt by telephone or email...Telephone 023 9281 1157 |
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Hampshire |
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Wisteria House |
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A warm and friendly welcome awaits you at this family run Guest House located in Stubbington near Fareham in Hampshire. Wisteria House has been awarded 4 Diamonds by the English Tourist Council and also has a Silver Award recognising the service and comfort provided. Wisteria House is a comfortable and tastefully decorated Guest House in Stubbington, near Fareham in Hampshire offering Bed and Breakfast accommodation. All bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and are located on the ground floor. Bedrooms also have remote control colour television with video and teletext, radio alarm, coffee and tea making facilities, hairdryers and full central heating. Tele/Fax: 01329 511940 |
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The Merry Hall Hotel is a small family run hotel situated in the small historic village of Emsworth with narrow streets and a busy harbour side. There are charming pubs and quality restaurants, and a host of small specialist shops as well as many independent food retailers. This makes Emsworth an ideal place for a short break to unwind and relax. Emsworth is a popular port of call with sailors, artists, naturalists and walkers, as well as tourists. The Hotel offers you a good base for you to discover the surrounding area. There are a variety of places to visit such as Chichester Harbour, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The South Downs for the walkers and many small typical English coastal villages for those that like to explore. If you have any questions about the bed and breakfast or require any information about the area please email Lorraine. Telephone 01243 431377 |
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| Places to visit near the Pembroke Park Hotel - Portsmouth |
| Home of Nelson's flagship H.M.S victory, Also the Mary Rose & H.M.S Warrior. Other attractions in Portsmouth include Gun wharf Quays,Henry VIII Castle, Charles Dickens Birthplace, The Round Towers, D-Day Museum,The Pyramids, Fort Nelson, Royal Marines Museum, The Submarine museum, Portchester castle, Port Solent, Continental Ferries, and many more.The Isle of Wight is 10 minutes away by Hovercraft.all the attractions of both Portsmouth & Southsea are within easy walking distance (Gun wharf Quays 10 minutes) A warm welcome awaits you at the Pembroke Park Hotel,Portsmouth. |
| Places to visit near the Bembell Court Hotel - Southsea |
| Portsmouth is on the doorstep of some of the South of England’s loveliest countryside as well as a host of interesting places to visit:The New Forest , Beaulieu,Exbury Gardens, Broadlands, Southampton, Marwell Zoo,Gosport, Winchester ,Chichester, Stonehenge, Salisbury, Paultons Leisure Park, The Isle of Wight,The South Downs . A short stroll away you will find Canoe Lake, the magnificent Rose Gardens, South Parade Pier, Bowling Greens, Pitch and Putt Golf, Tennis Courts and one of the finest promenades you are likely to encounter. There are magnificent views across the Solent to the Isle of Wight. |
| Places to visit near the Hamilton House - Portsmouth |
| The modern city of Portsmouth is unique in the country on being situated largely on an island. There are many lovely shopping centers in Portsmouth and Southsea, wonderful museums and quaint streets to explore. The ancient city of Old Portsmouth was where the Press gangs found their latest recruits, thieves and vagabonds roamed the narrow cobbled streets. Now a pleasant area to stroll or just sit on the sea-front and watch the ever changing panorama of ships, passing by on their way to Isle of Wight, France, Spain or even further. Many Monarchs, Authors and Architects have contributed to Portsmouth's history making it a very interesting place to visit. |
| Places to visit near B and B at No3 - Portsmouth |
| H.M.S victory, Also the Mary Rose & H.M.S Warrior. Other attractions in Portsmouth include Gun wharf Quays,Henry VIII Castle, Charles Dickens Birthplace, The Round Towers, D-Day Museum,The Pyramids, Fort Nelson, Royal Marines Museum, The Submarine museum, Portchester castle, Port Solent, Continental Ferries.The New Forest , Beaulieu,Exbury Gardens, Broadlands, Southampton, Marwell Zoo.The Isle of Wight is 10 minutes away by Hovercraft.All local attractions are within walking distance . |
| Places to visit near Wisteria House - Stubbington |
| The South Coast of England has the best of both worlds, pretty countryside and a beautiful coastline. Wisteria House is conveniently located on the edge of Stubbington Village just a 3 minute flat walk to all local amenities and approximately 1 mile to the beach and coast at Lee-on-the-Solent, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Isle of Wight. Wisteria House is only a 5 minute drive to Fareham town centre and is also ideally placed for easy access to Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and The New Forest. |
| Places to visit near Nanford Guest House Oxford, Oxfordshire |
Attractions. Oxford is a vibrant, multi-cultural city full of heritage and history . It is the home of the oldest English speaking university in the world. You can find museums, shops and cafes, beautiful gardens and meadows,Blenheim palace, and so much more.Woodstock is 8 miles away. |
| Places to visit near Merry Hall Hotel - Emsworth |
Staunton Country Park , Fishbourne Roman Palace , Pallant House Gallery
Emsworth is a small town in the United Kingdom with narrow streets, Georgian houses, high walled gardens and swans on the mill pond. Emsworth is situated on the south coast on the border between Hampshire and West Sussex. The town lies at the north end of Chichester Harbour, a large but shallow inlet from the Solent. This is now used almost exclusively for recreational sailing, but in the past was the setting for Emsworth's oyster farming industry. In some places the old oyster-beds can still be seen at low tide. The town has a basin for small yachts and a few fishing boats opposite the millpond, an artificial lake which fills at high tide and is emptied through a sluice at low tide. The River Ems, after which the town is named, also flows into the millpond, and although the mill is no longer in use it, now houses one of several local sailing clubs. Fishing vessels are still a familiar sight in Emsworth quay and enhance the nautical atmosphere. |
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