A luxurious holiday retreat for two in a tranquil position with lovely loch views in Melfort, Argyll within driving distance of Oban. Peaceful setting, log burner, large bathroom with roll top bath and walk-in shower. Wonderful walks, spectacular scenery and a pub and restaurant nearby - what more could you ask for from a romantic break or self-catering base for exploring Scotland (and the Isles). Sorry no pets allowed at this property - all the wildlife is right outside the door! Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Orchard View is a single-storey holiday cottage offering 4-Star Gold accommodation for couples with well-behaved dogs welcome. It's in the grounds of The Old Rectory in Flixton, two miles from Bungay and within easy reach of the Norfolk Broads, beaches like Southwold and Lowestoft, and the medieval city of Norwich. It's a wonderful location for walking, cycling, fishing, and boating, starting with the picturesque seven-acre grounds with gentle views of fields and countryside. Bookings are available all year round, with short breaks possible depending on availability.
Providing single storey self-catering, Sam's Stable offers Four Star Gold self-catering for couples and is conveniently located on the Suffolk/Norfolk border in the village of Flixton. There is a village pub (sadly closed at present) and the Aviation Museum within easy strolling distance as well as St Peter's Brewery (a little further but still within walking distance for those who intend on sampling a pint or two of Suffolk's finest!). All the right ingredients for a relaxing break and within easy reach of the coast for days at the beach or visiting the nature reserves. Norwich city centre is also within easy reach. Short breaks available all year round (two night minimum). Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Perfect for couples looking for a weekend away or a longer holiday exploring East Anglia, this romantic Four Star Gold holiday home sleeps two guests and sits in the village of Flixton on the Suffolk/Norfolk borders. There is a village pub a short walk away (although sadly closed at present) as well as the popular Aviation Museum. St Peter's Brewery is also within walking distance and the lovely beaches and nature reserves of the Suffolk coastline are within easy reach by car. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Surrounded by glorious scenery inside the Peak District National Park, the Haybarn is a great choice for families as well as couples wanting a high standard of accommodation. Active visitors can walk or cycle straight from the door while the less energetic can relax and unwind in this stunning location. Beautiful dales, dramatic highlands, picturesque villages, ancient market towns and an abundance of family attractions such as Chatsworth and the Peak Wildlife Park. Shops, pubs and wonderful places to eat close-by. A Scandinavian hot tub is available at an extra charge. Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
An idyllic and private location set in some of the most spectacular scenery in the National Park. The perfect, romantic self-catering retreat for couples wanting comfort and luxury. Woodburning stove and ‘views to die for’ (as one of our visitors commented). Borrow our bikes for the Manifiold Trail or hike lush, tranquil dales and wild romantic highlands. The less energetic may prefer to explore our pretty villages with their lovely old churches and ancient inns. Shops, pubs and wonderful places to eat close-by. Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold
An 18th Century stable block converted into a luxurious, detached holiday cottage surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery in the Peak District National Park. Deluxe kitchen and fabulous lounge with wood burning stove. Underflor heating. Spectacular gallery bedroom and master bedroom with en-suite plus a bunk beded room. Explore lush peaceful dales, dramatic highlands and pretty romantic villages. Many attractions and National Trust properties in the area. Shops, pubs and wonderful places to eat close-by. A Scandinavian hot tub is available at an extra charge. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Luxurious rural barn conversion nestled at the foot of the fells in Cumbria, perfectly positioned at the edge of the Lake District. Impeccable styling, cosy retreat, log-burner, fabulous local walks from the door, dogs welcome, enclosed garden & two great pubs within walking distance. This fantastic holiday home sleeps 6 and is ideal for larger families or friends catching up. An additional single bed can be made up in the first floor super-king room for a child by arrangement. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Perfectly positioned at the foot of the unspoilt Howgill Fells, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and with easy access to the Lake District, The Haystore at The Green Cumbria is a sanctuary for those seeking peace, luxury, and connection with nature. This stunning Victorian stone barn conversion is a destination in itself, offering easy access to a multitude of country walks, award winning local pubs, nearby nature reserves, and the rare delight of spotting native red squirrels right in the grounds. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Perfectly positioned at the foot of the unspoilt Howgill Fells, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and with easy access to the Lake District, The Byre at The Green Cumbria is a sanctuary for those seeking peace, luxury, and connection with nature. This stunning Victorian stone barn conversion is a destination in itself, offering easy access to a multitude of country walks, award winning local pubs, nearby nature reserves, and the rare delight of spotting native red squirrels right in the grounds. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
"Nestled in the picturesque South Hams, near Kingsbridge Devon, Kingfisher Cottage is a spacious three bedroom 18th-century barn conversion, and perfect for a relaxing holiday. With fast broadband, it’s ideal for families, friends, and dog owners seeking a self-catering getaway near Kingsbridge, Dartmouth, and close to award-winning beaches and the South West Coast path."
A delightful cottage sitting in an orchard setting overlooking vineyard with stunning panoramic views over the Black Mountains on a large 700 acre estate within Herefordshire countryside - an ideal retreat to relax or use as a base for exploring the area's many attractions. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
A cosy stone self catering cottage on a large 700 acre estate set amidst rolling Herefordshire countryside, providing holiday accommodation for six guests or larger parties of up to eleven if the nearby cottage is rented at the same time. Close to the Shropshire Hills, Hereford, Hay-on-Wye and the Welsh Borders with an abundance of great days out. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Stylish throughout, this well presented self-catering accommodation is a super choice for couples who want to relax and unwind in a peaceful setting amongst the beauty of the Blackdown Hills. Within easy reach of the Jurassic Coast, guests staying at Apple Loft can enjoy wonderful walks and fantastic views on the doorstep.
Weathervane Cottage is a single storey self-catering holiday cottage with exposed beams and a wood burning stove. Relax and unwind on the patio overlooking the surrounding peaceful countryside of the Blackdown Hills. Excellent local walking, plenty of attractions to visit in Devon, Dorset and also Somerset, and lovely beaches on the Jurassic Coast close by.
Beautifully presented with exposed beams and wood burning stove, this delightful holiday cottage affords fantastic views over the surrounding Blackdown Hills. There are excellent country walks directly from the front door of Meadow Cottage and the Jurassic Coast is within easy reach. A great self-catering base for exploring the counties of Devon, Dorset and Somerset with a wealth of attractions for day trips out.
Exposed beams and a wood burning stove add to the charm of this self-catering holiday cottage – perfect for a romantic retreat. Located in peaceful unspoilt countryside with glorious views of the surrounding Blackdown Hills, Garden Cottage is close to the Jurassic Coast and an abundance of attractions in Devon, Somerset and Dorset.
Five delightful Cornish stone holiday cottages with immense charm dating back to the 17th Century, sitting in an idyllic position amongst unspoilt rolling countryside close to the popular seaside resort of Looe in South Cornwall. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Cosy and welcoming, one of four holiday cottages at Talehay, sitting amongst the glorious countryside of South Cornwall within easy reach of a host of attractions including the coast with popular seaside towns like Looe. A lovely blend of 17th Century character and modern conveniences ensure a relaxing stay. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
The Romney Marshes are a favourite holiday destination not only for their proximity to London (the train from St Pancras takes around an hour) but for their natural beauty. The salt marshes, wetlands and gorgeous coastline are appealing at any time of the year, especially when you stay somewhere as welcoming as The Mount. This Tudor house may retain many original features but, far from being a museum, it is a welcoming and comfortable holiday home for modern visitors. There is space for up to 12 people to sleep in 7 bedrooms, and it is only a mile from Rye and three miles from Camber Sands.
