Washingborough Hall Gallery
Washingborough Hall
Washingborough, LincolnshireA welcoming country-house hotel that’s popular with locals and visitors alike - good food, stylish rooms and an airy restaurant wait
A welcoming country-house hotel that’s popular with locals and visitors alike - good food, stylish rooms and an airy restaurant wait
History, elegance and art combine in this special spot near the Louvre. Wonderful staff too. Relax - take breakfast in bed
Stay on a secluded private estate by the sea - once the home of the brilliant French writer, Colette
A stone built 18th-century tower in a pretty valley dotted with fruit trees for quiet and relaxed days recuperating from life in the city
A very comfortable, pretty cottage, safe for dogs and young children, surrounded by garden and mature woodland on the Badminton Estate
A cottage to help you feel restored and refreshed; uninterrupted views of the coast, a hamper of local produce and wildlife spotting.
An art-filled home poised above Hastings Old Town in a wonderfully private, peaceful spot and with a lush, tropical garden
On the banks of the river Avon, a handy Park & Ride from Georgian Bath, this charming pub is hugely popular, and rightly so!
Take in the stunning views, explore the narrow medieval lanes and soak up the old-world charm of one of France’s most beautiful villages
Spacious rooms with lovely linen, plus top-notch food in a wonderful setting, this is the best A303 stopover for miles
Vast rooms, thick stone walls and ancient flagged floors skilfully modernised to create comfort, surrounded by romantic château gardens
A spiritual, rustic retreat for nature-lovers, writers, artists. In protected woodland, well away from bustle, close to the lapping river
Character and quirk in old and new design and furnishing – private terraces, a shared pool, great walking, cycling and wine-tasting
A stylish base for those who want to explore the beautiful north – expect good food, stylish interiors and a pretty market town
A characterful Northumberland cottage-that-once-was-a-barn, with peaceful pond views and some serious stargazing
A vine-clad stone house hideaway for lovers, walkers, artists and hermits with a sweet veranda overlooking woodland down to the river
A view-filled waterside retreat surrounded by ten acres of meadow and trees, with a cosy firepit for starry nights
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