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Stay in a bed and breakfast in Weston-Super-Mare

Why not bed and breakfast in Weston-Super-Mare, a town which is also known locally as Weston and is a well loved seaside resort that lies on the north coast of Somerset on the Bristol Channel. Weston-Super-Mare boasts a Grand Pier which was redeveloped and re-opened in 2010 after fire had destroyed part of it two years previously and it is now rated one of the top 10 free attractions in the country.
18 May 2012

Try a bed and breakfast in Bury St Edmunds

Bed and breakfast in Bury St Edmunds, for a few days stay in this lovely little city, would seem the most logical form of accommodation. Finding accommodation is relatively easy as there are a large number of properties offering Bed and Breakfast in Bury St Edmunds and catering for the needs of visitors to this busy city. Bury St Edmunds is full of many business, including the Green King Brewery which is one of the major employers.
3 May 2012

Bed and Breakfast in Winchester, the ancient capital of Wessex.

For some time after the Norman invasion, Winchester was the capital city of England and previously been the capital of the Kingdom of Wessex. Today it is a thriving city set in the heart of the Hampshire countryside and is well worth visiting, if only to see its lovely cathedral which dates from 1079 and is the burial place of several Saxon kings.
20 April 2012

The joys of self catering in Wells

Self catering in Wells, a lovely little Somerset City which is famous for its beautiful medieval Cathedral and moated Bishops Palace, is a great way to visit Wells - the smallest city in England.
30 March 2012

Why not stay in a Bed and Breakfast in Skegness

Skegness is a well loved and popular seaside resort on the Lincolnshire coast. It has been popular with holiday makers since Victorian times and really became popular in the 1930’s when the Butlins Holiday camp was opened.
13 March 2012

Leeds a vibrant university town

The city of Leeds in West Yorkshire has a large and dynamic student population and a night life to match. Many new students try and get a place at the Leeds University in order to become part of the great night life that Leeds has become famous for.
23 February 2012

Dorset in the spring

Now is a good time to think about an early break and to see a part of England in the full glory of an English Spring. Dorset is a West Country County that is bordered by Somerset to the North, Devon to the west and Wiltshire and Hampshire to the East.
11 February 2012

Somerset a county of surprises

Cross the River Severn using the M4 Road Bridge at Bristol and you enter the lovely and rural county of Somerset, one of the counties that lie in the region known as the West Country. This is a county of very contrasting landscapes, with flat former marshlands, rolling uplands hills, rich agricultural farmland and bleak windswept moorland. It has a very long coastline to the north with many seaside resorts dotted along the sea front from Portishead, Clevedon and Weston-Super-Mare and Burnham of Sea in the east to Watchet, Dunster, Minehead and Porlock in the West.
3 February 2012

Take a look at Suffolk

Suffolk is a county of changing scenery and lovely old Saxon villages that seem to have retained all the charm of a bye gone era. It is a tourist destination that has become extremely popular over the last twenty years and there are now many places that offer bed and breakfast in Suffolk and a very large number of cottages that cater for the increasing numbers that like to spend their holidays in a self catering cottage in Suffolk, especially in the rural areas. Whatever your accommodation needs, there is a local hotel or local pub, a bed and breakfast or self catering property that can meet your needs.
27 January 2012

On its east and western boundaries, Devon is landlocked by three of the other west country counties (Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset) but on its southern and northern boundaries its has some of the finest coastal beaches in the whole of Britain with the resorts of Salcombe, Kingsbridge, Tones and Dartmouth in the south and the towns of the English Riviera to the south east and along the Northern coast, resorts such as Woolacombe, Croyde, Ilfracombe and others are all popular destinations.
20 January 2012

A holiday in Northumberland

Self Catering in Northumberland provides a wonderful way to explore the many treasures that this lovely region has to offer. Apart from offering you the freedom to come and go as you please, a self catering cottage in Northumberland can be hired in some of the loveliest villages along the coast or in the interior of the county. This is truly an unspoilt area of England with something for everyone, from golden sandy beaches to rugged mountains and hidden valleys. Time has been kind to this area and created an almost magical sense of independence, steady tradition and unhurried charm and the further north you travel the more this feeling increases.
16 January 2012

An off season break in the Lake District

The Lake District of England is on of the most beautiful places in the British Isles and for that reason is visited by many thousands of tourists during the summer period. To experience the true tranquillity of the mountains and lakes is no longer as easy as it was and a trip to the region during the early months of the year may be the only way to recapture this sense of isolation. True, the weather may be more unpredictable, with Atlantic gales sweeping in from the west but the stormy weather adds to the true sense of the wildness of this place.
5 January 2012

Winter on the North Yorkshire Moors

If it snows in this region, winter can linger quite a long time but the result is scenery that is a wonder to behold. The North Yorkshire Moors are lovely at any time of the year but with snow they are transformed into a wonderland. Of course, if it snows really hard, many parts can be cut off from the outside world and many a cottage in Yorkshire has known what it means to live off stored reserves and a remote farmhouse in the Yorkshire Moors will plan for this eventually.
30 December 2011

Get away from it all and head for Cornwall

2012 promises to be an interesting year for tourism in the British Isles. With the first half predicted to remain quiet as people reassess their finances but picking up towards the middle of the year as the Olympics generate a large overseas intact, especially in the South East of England. Why not start planning a holiday as far away from it all as possible by travelling to the South West and booking a holiday cottage in Cornwall? Self Catering in Cornwall is an affordable way for a family or group of friends to enjoy a really fine holiday without the crowds and security that will inevitably surround the Olympic Games and the South East generally.
23 December 2011

Spend Christmas in a Derbyshire Hotel

During the festive season, why not treat yourself to a fully pampered stay in one of the many country hotels in Derbyshire, especially those in the Peak District National Park. The Peak District is particularly beautiful at this time of the year, when the morning frosts transform the scenery into a wonderland of winter festivity. If we get the promised snow, this could create a Christmas to remember for those lucky enough to be in one of the beautiful hotels in Derbyshire where open fires and traditional fare provides all that you need for a relaxing Christmas break.
16 December 2011

Enjoy the Cotswolds during December

There will be many bargain rural holiday opportunities during December, as long as you avoid Christmas and the New Year, where there will be a good range of self-catering cottages on offer. You can enjoy rural Britain from the warmth of a cosy cottage in the Cotswolds, ideally with an open log fire, at very competitive prices - especially if you make a late booking.
9 December 2011

Winter breaks in the UK

If you are looking for a holiday in the UK, there are many places you can visit to make the most of your visit to the UK. There are many exceptional carol services in the cathedrals of the UK such as Winchester, Canterbury and York cathedral to name just a few.
29 November 2011

Places to Visit in London

The most visited city in the UK is of course London, which attractions millions of visitors each year, due to its many attractions and extensive history. There are many luxury hotels in London where you can stay in the utmost comfort, but London does offer a wide variety of options for those on a budget.
29 November 2011

Self-catering cottages in Cornwall

Cornwall provides some of the most stunning and interesting beaches within the UK, with good surfing beaches such as those on the north coast near Newquay, as well as beaches with rock pools for children to explore. One of the best ways to explore this beautiful county is to stay in a cottage in Cornwall.
29 November 2011

Visiting The Glastonbury Festival in style

As well as being one of the most famous and best attended live music festivals in the World, if it rains heavily, camping at the Glastonbury Festival may not be your ideal way to visit this wonderful and varied festival. You could get the best of both worlds by renting a cottage in Somerset with friends, and making day trips to the festival with the comfort of a bed at the end of your day.
29 November 2011

Going On Bed And Breakfast UK Holidays

When the summer break is approaching, the British start looking for a nice place to have fun, meditate on the year’s events and spend quality time with family and friends away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Bed and breakfast UK destinations have been some of the most popular choices in the recent years, with a growing number of city dwellers opting for serene remote spots in the woods, on the shores of picturesque lakes and amid snow-capped mountains. Let’s find out why this type of holidays works for the British.
11 October 2011

Are you planning to get a break from hectic schedules and looming deadlines? Do you want to spend some quality time with your family somewhere in Britain? Then it’s high time to book self catering breaks UK designed for personal relaxation. Below there are four destinations that you may consider when looking for the right place to spend your holidays.
11 October 2011

Book B&B Lake District Hotels Online

The Lake District is an ideal holiday destination for those who want to get away from the noise of big cities. With its valleys, lakes and the beautiful coastline this place attracts tourists from all parts of the country. The region offers a great number of accommodation types from luxury hotels for travellers who look for extra comfort to cosy B&B Lake District hotels for those who are planning a budget trip.
11 October 2011

3 Compelling Reasons To Go On Self Catering Holidays UK

Tempting as it may seem, you don’t need to fly to Bora-Bora or Bali to have a good quality rest. There are a lot more opportunities to make the most of your holidays in the UK and save on trips to exotic countries. Self catering holidays UK are some of them. Whether you are going on holiday alone or with family and friends, they are great either way. From Lake District and Devon to York and Somerset, you can pick a suitable location to relax, meditate on the year’s events and spend quality time with your family and friends in. What else makes this type of holidays so special?
11 October 2011

Planning to visit Britain on vacation? No matter what destination you choose, England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland or one of the islands situated close to the continent, there are plenty of tourist attractions to visit and new facts to learn about the history and culture of the United Kingdom in every part of this amazing country. For instance, the county of Devon in southwestern England has a lot to offer to every guest, from family attractions to sandy beaches and adventure parks. If you have decided to visit this destination, it’s important to make a few arrangements for catering and accommodation in Devon before you hit the road. Here are short descriptions of the most popular accommodation types to go for when planning a stay in Devon.
31 August 2011

Choosing suitable accommodation in Somerset

Britain has a variety of great destinations to visit on your vacation. No matter what type of holidays you prefer, action-packed or lazy seaside summer holidays, there are plenty of options to choose from. Visiting the county of Somerset in South West England is a brilliant idea for those who prefer relaxing holidays in a quiet area with multiple places of interest nearby such as museums, gardens, castles, abbeys, caves, etc. Just book suitable accommodation in Somerset at a specialised site and you are ready to go. Here are a few accommodation options you can take advantage of.
31 August 2011

Arrange your trip to Wales in a few clicks

No matter whether you are heading for a business trip or just want to spend a weekend away with your loved one, finding a good accommodation is crucial. Accommodation can make or break your holiday; fortunately, there are reliable websites where you can find a place to stay which meets your needs and fits your budget. Keep reading to learn how to book accommodation in Wales.
31 August 2011

Accommodation in Yorkshire – Benefits Of Searching Online

Whether you decide to go to Yorkshire on business or for holidays, you can find pretty comfortable and low-cost accommodation in Yorkshire provided you search for it online. You can choose from over hundreds of bed and breakfasts, self-catering cottages, hotels, guest houses, caravan parks, camping sites and other types of accommodation. All of them are rated allowing you to see the quality of the services offered by each accommodation provider. The rating is based on the grading scheme of the Britain’s Tourist Board so you can be sure that the standard is always the same. Take a look at some of the most popular accommodation types in Yorkshire.
31 August 2011

Romantic Breaks In Somerset

Lots of families choose to holiday in the UK, particularly those with young children or older members who may not be able to travel abroad easily. Self catering accommodation is very popular with extended families that are after a break by the beach or in the English countryside, and if you are planning a holiday for your family there are several tips that you can follow to make your stay easier...
21 July 2011

Sunny Holidays In The South

Family holidays to the beach are something that many people enjoyed as children, but traditions often fade away over time. If you are thinking of starting a new family tradition and instigating a group summer holiday, why not head down south for better weather - though this is not guaranteed, - award winning beaches and lots to see and do?
21 July 2011

Family Activity Holidays – Keep The Kids Entertained!

Holidays in Britain are very popular with families – particularly in the current economic climate. The UK has a wide range of holiday options for you to choose from, such as beach holidays, city breaks or woodland escapes. Travelling with children is much easier in the UK – you can load your car up with everything you need and stock up on story CDs and games (much easier and less stressful that long flights and hours in an airport!)
21 July 2011

UK Holidays For Families

In the current financial climate, many people are having to make sacrifices, and this sometimes means a compromise on their annual family holiday. Instead of jetting off abroad, holidays in Britain are becoming very popular with families, and whatever kind of break you are looking for, you’re sure to find something in the UK to satisfy your needs.
21 July 2011

How To Organise Holidays For Large Families

Beach Holidays In The UK

Holidays by the sea are a favourite with everyone and lots of people are choosing to stay in the UK for their summer break this year, to avoid costly flights. Self catering accommodation is a good option to give you ultimate control over your holiday – you might have particular dietary needs or just like the idea or eating as and when you like! Self catering accommodation by the sea gives you the option to have a late breakfast overlooking the sands, pack a picnic and enjoy a barbeque on the beach, or just curl up with a blanket and a bottle of wine at the end of the day to watch the sunset.
06 July 2011

Self Catering Holidays For Hens

As the summer months approach, many people are planning to get married and this means a lot of organisation, including venues, catering, transport and the hen party! If you’re a chief bridesmaid or maid of honour, then it will be your responsibility (generally in conjunction with the bride) to plan a hen party for a group of friends and some members of the family.
06 July 2011

Self Catering Breaks In The UK

Many people are holidaying in Britain this year due to the economic climate and self catering holidays are particularly popular for families who are looking for a break. The Peak District can be a great location for a family summer holiday – it has lots of great walking routes and lakes, and a variety of interesting and historic places to visit (perfect if you have children to tire out every day!). If you fancy being by the water, then you might be able to find waterside self catering holidays in the Lake District and there are plenty of villas and cottages that sleep varying numbers of occupants. Self catering holidays by the water might give you the opportunity to enjoy some water sports or go fishing, or even just offer the chance to enjoy a barbeque by the water’s edge - and perhaps after you’ve put the children to bed, a glass of wine with a cosy blanket!
06 July 2011

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