Taigh Whin Gallery
Taigh Whin
Kyle, HighlandScandi-Scottish cabin with views across the Kyle of Lochalsh, within walking distance of a cracking pub - a Sawday's Community Champion
Scandi-Scottish cabin with views across the Kyle of Lochalsh, within walking distance of a cracking pub - a Sawday's Community Champion
Experience outstanding hospitality at this aristocratic palazzo with a Michelin-rated restaurant downstairs and seven unique bedrooms above
A place of peace in the hills and a view-filled base for exploring by bike or for experiencing Reiki, meditation, yoga and more
A romantic little bolthole with a hot tub on the Penicuik Estate with well-thought-out interiors and dreamy views over pastures and woodland
The privacy of a big terraced garden, a small decked pool and attractive, clutter-free rooms - close to harbour town bustle and restaurants
Stunning views from sunny bedrooms. Delightful lively hosts, good breakfasts with homemade jams, colour galore in the acre of garden
Pluck grapes, splash in the child-shallow pool and explore the ‘Yorkshire of Italy’ with rolling green hills and conical trulli
A stylish hotel, tucked away yet central, an unusually quiet base for exploring Rome just a three-minute walk from the tube station
Near vibrant market towns, this lovely cottage on a rural estate with views of Pen y Fan is a delicious escape from the hurly burly
Rural bliss at the end of the lane: a cottage for 2 with wine and local biscuits in the hamper and farmers’ markets within a 5-mile drive
A beautifully-restored Devon bank barn at the end of a quiet lane in the glorious South Hams, just right for a couple or small family
A small, charming house with ravishing sea views within walking distance of a bohemian coastal village at the foot of the Teix mountain
A proper old-fashioned inn dating from the 1600s with beamed ceilings, low doorways and winding staircases up to comfortable bedrooms
A peaceful, stylish getaway for two within the charming owners' home with shared pool, fabulous views - and all of Provence to (re)visit
Up and away to a truly wild Welsh experience from this ancient stone house sitting on a ridge, with stunning valley and mountain views
An idyllic hotel-restaurant in a postcard-pretty medieval village. Warm interiors, a varied menu of local produce, masses to see and do...
Come for the glorious walking and bring your dog. Return to afternoon tea then a gorgeous plant-based supper in the bustling restaurant
Come for summer breakfasts of pastries fresh from the local bakery, afternoons reading by the pool and long, lazy lunches
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