Trelowarren B&B Gallery
Trelowarren B&B
Mawgan, CornwallFour beautiful bedrooms, acres of gardens and parkland, restaurant and café, tennis, outdoor pool and gym, a gallery and events. Just come
Four beautiful bedrooms, acres of gardens and parkland, restaurant and café, tennis, outdoor pool and gym, a gallery and events. Just come
The oldest of three secluded cottages that share a gravel courtyard and a beautiful garden with cathedral views
A friendly, generous, big old house with not an ounce of pretension. Big families will adore gathering here to have fun and unwind
Warmth and comfort on the Pink Granite Coast where the wind and waves lull you to sleep, and bedrooms overlook the cedars or the sea
A striking cabin, drenched in light, with views over open countryside to the Sugar Loaf in the distance
Lavender shortbread and baked peaches for breakfast at this most artistic of homes. The courtyard with magnolia and orange trees is lovely
A friendly rural town pub with smart rooms, locally inspired menus and Cheshire and north Wales to explore – bring the dog too
Perched on a hilltop in a nature reserve, two lovely places to stay. Hike and beach-hop all day before relaxing in the pool
Independent B&B in an ancient hamlet with modern interiors, immaculate bedrooms and a pleasant wooden terrace for sunny days
A true gem - sleep in a small hillside castle, share delicious communal meals, walk or cycle to the beautiful waterfalls nearby
Charming half-timbered house at the start of the Alsace wine route, with spacious rooms, tempting breakfast and a swimming pool
An 1820s beach house just 50 metres from the pretty sands and a first-floor deck for al fresco meals with stunning views over the water
Climb the candle-lit marble staircase to dream between lavender-scented sheets in splendid rooms, some with balcony or terrace
Welcoming and friendly place in a non-touristy area of the city within walking distance of the centre and with a fabulous roof terrace
Dine wonderfully on farm-fresh food and grandma's recipes; cookery classes too! And views, a pool, farm animals, sunsets, a warm family...
Once a shooting lodge, this stand-alone big building was part of a medieval estate and you can still see the grassy mount and dungeon tower
A perfect spot with views of rolling hills, sunflowers and vineyards. Enthusiastic hosts and heaps to do here - watch wildlife, bake, swim
Award-winning Aga-cooked breakfasts, scented candles, gorgeous beds... Come for a break from clock-watching and a spot of Shropshire air
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