37 Quay Street Gallery
37 Quay Street
Fishguard, PembrokeshireA deceptively roomy 300-year-old stone cottage, with front-facing windows overlooking the harbour - just a short walk up to town
A deceptively roomy 300-year-old stone cottage, with front-facing windows overlooking the harbour - just a short walk up to town
A smartly refurbished village pub with its own micro-brewery and a huge emphasis on cooking great food from a network of local suppliers
Good restaurants, beach walks, a grand welcome for dogs: that’s Whitstable. Bring friends and stay in this smart house close to it all
Stylish barn in the Slaughters – footpaths from the door, idyllic Cotswolds villages to explore. Head home for garden drinks and barbecues
A 17th-century stone mansion within the ancient walls of Avignon. Walk to cafes, watch the shows at the Festival, chat with convivial hosts
Quirky art hotel in the heart of trendy Brighton – there's a great bar, stylish rooms and wonderful breakfasts
An ivy-covered old mill, newly restored as an inn with a relaxed feel, acres of manicured grounds, comfortable bedrooms and great food
A proper old-fashioned inn dating from the 1600s with beamed ceilings, low doorways and winding staircases up to comfortable bedrooms
On the edge of the South Downs, this smartly renovated pub with contemporary rooms serves seasonal home cooked food and a warm welcome
Three charming rustic lodges with private gardens and a laid-back vibe in a small rural hamlet surrounded by vines and truffle orchards
Three gîtes in the Dordogne with panoramic countryside views and a swimming pool – book individually or together for a group holiday
A vibrant open-plan space with a wild garden, river for swimming, splashing or fishing and the chance to spot kingfishers and red squirrels
A fortified castle in parkland, built mostly in the 1300s on the Montbazens plateau, near to the stunning Averyon gorges
In a leafy, peaceful part of Frome - a very civilised bolthole for two. A big garden is yours to share, friendly owners live next door
The views are green, both cottages are homely and comfortable and the gardens have direct access to the riverbank footpath for walks
An airy Estate Manager's House set in pretty grounds with a pool, orchard, barbecue and private terrace for long lazy days in the sun
A 16th-century characterful gem right on the harbourside, serving excellent food at reasonable prices and with pleasant bedrooms
Popular with families, this Glen of Rannoch mountain-view cottage with a homely atmosphere is a cheerful place to stay year-round
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