The Wellington Arms Gallery
The Wellington Arms
Stratfield Turgis, HampshireA traditional coaching inn dating from the 18th century with good food served in private and public dining rooms on the Wellington Estate
A traditional coaching inn dating from the 18th century with good food served in private and public dining rooms on the Wellington Estate
In off-the-beaten-track Tuscany, 2 peaceful apartments in a former haybarn, both carefully renovated with antique furniture
Explore country markets, churches and châteaux - return to a gite in private parkland with an artist's studio on site, and a blissful pool
A richly atmospheric elegance infuses this fire-warmed inn. Venison from the park, crab from Cromer, walkers and dogs happy in the bar
A lovely gîte with cool lines and its own shady terrace plus pool, gardens, fountain and a relaxed family-friendly feel
Friendly host, Georgian elegance, welcoming sitting room and bedrooms, tasty breakfasts: the perfect city break in Scotland’s capital
Ideal for families: pool, tennis and golf at the hotel with beach and yachting nearby. Comfortable bedrooms and a terrace for outdoor dining
A bright, light newly built annexe flat adjoining a farmhouse and sitting on a hill looking out over a lake and fields beyond to the village
Unwind here with wine tours, tastings, long walks, bird watching, cycling, or just chilling.Sleep peacefully, feel at home
Settle into an unhurried pace of life on the coast. Comfortable houses and an eco-friendly garden; yoga, massages and riding can be arranged
Imperious old coaching inn lost in deep country with a river to fish, five-mile views, delicious rooms and some very tasty food
An elegant hotel that feels like a well-kept secret, with charming staff, understated rooms and great restaurants a short walk away
Grand, elegant, sumptuous – a bucolic bolthole for happy holidays in much comfort, with stunning green views to lake and deer park
Once a hunting lodge, this unique and authentic 18th-century architectural folly sits up a quiet tree-lined drive on the edge of the estate
The views are sensational, the bedrooms full of charm and higgledy-piggledy beams. Sip Perigord Noir on the terrace and amble to the market
An 18th-century converted barn with lofty beamed ceilings, exposed stonework, handmade oak windows and much art – pretty garden too
This is a superb base to explore the island's glittering bays, vibrant coastal cities, mountains, valleys and forests
A Regency farmhouse sitting in a wrap-around garden with views to mountain and sea for wonderful walking, cycling and swimming
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