From our guide to Bed & Breakfast for Garden Lovers
The House: Come for elegance and ease. Noel welcomes you into his lovely Queen 'Mary Anne' home (a vicarage built in 1701), set back from the road next to the church...
The Garden: There is a quiet element of the unexpected in Noel's garden, which is as stunning as the house. Perhaps it's because of his upbringing in New Zealand, at a time...
The House: Drop from the heights of Clee Hill down narrowing lanes and a secluded valley to find this old estate worker's cottage beside a stream; its new extension is where you...
The Garden: The Colly Brook bisects the property, tumbling some 350 yards through the south-facing garden created over ten years by Elizabeth and David - very special. Five bridges now connect the...
Travel needn't be hurried and harried and far-flung: take a slow holiday nearby - and take the time to enjoy it. Because British landscapes and architecture are so diverse there is a huge choice. We've tramped all over Britain to find the finest places to stay, whether you prefer a swish London hotel or a cosy country inn. We've found interesting and friendly owners who will pamper you and feed you beautifully. We particularly like to celebrate owners who promote Slow Food and sustainability generally - and Britain is home to some of the most enlightened establishments in the world, whose owners share our commitment to authenticity, individuality and conservation.
All Special Places from our Bed & Breakfast for Garden Lovers selection »
2009 Credit Crunch Specials
WEEKEND SPECIAL: 2 nights-2nd night half price.
KENTISH HOLIDAY: 6/7 nights last night free-Visit-Castles Gardens-Canterbury-London OR enjoy quiet days here, resting on Riverbank
