Porth Tocyn Hotel Gallery
Porth Tocyn Hotel
Pwllheli, GwyneddTraditional family-run hotel with sitting rooms galore, award-winning food and Snowdon views. High teas and games room for children too
Traditional family-run hotel with sitting rooms galore, award-winning food and Snowdon views. High teas and games room for children too
A majestic renovation of a Victorian 'model' farm with underfloor heating, open plan design, light bright lines and not a whiff of IKEA
Refurbished pub in a village high in the hills of the North York Moors, with stylish rooms and unpretentious food using quality ingredients
A welcoming retreat with lofty rooms, a sunny garden and the perfect plunge pool. Come for slow days and wine country adventures
Apartments with a designer touch in a peaceful, evocative setting; private gardens, intimate terraces, infinity pool, stunning lake views and a gourmet restaurant
Two riverside properties with incredible views, for walkers, sailors, dogs... and self-caterers who aim to be spoiled rotten
5 houses near Siena to make design-lovers happy; come for the rural solitude of ancient stone farm buildings with urban interiors
A deceptively roomy 300-year-old stone cottage, with front-facing windows overlooking the harbour - just a short walk up to town
There's a pared-back unforced elegance to this stone barn sitting quietly in its own grounds beside a cobbled courtyard awash with roses
Three family friendly cottages on this gorgeous eco farm with private gardens and organised outdoor activities if you like joining in
A 17th-century Westmorland barn, fully renovated with a roomy living space and west-facing garden with views of High Street and Blencathra
A hop to Montpellier, but deep in the countryside: a romantic pad, with Moroccan rugs, ochre-limed walls and bikes to ride into the country
The perfect country cottage made of pretty Quercy stone, with generously sized rooms and outside dining with gorgeous rural views
A beautiful rural escape for couples or families with the delights of the Cotswolds all around. Dogs very welcome too
Canoeing on the Tamar, valley walks galore, with the woodland garden a sea of daffodils in the spring. A magical self-catering hideaway
The living is easy here: laze in the subtropical garden, float in the saltwater pool, let the kids play and meet other guests over dinner
An historic, moated manor house dating from the 16th-century, fully restored and with all mod cons, including an indoor heated pool
You’re in the heart of untamed countryside here, beside the river Oise, welcomed by friendly hosts who cook and care for you
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