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Ireland has a beauty which is intertwined with history, rich culture and the renowned friendliness of its people. The wild craggy mountains, splendid lakes and sweeping coastline make it an ideal playground for water sport enthusiasts, walkers, cyclists, hikers, rock climbers and sailors. The famous Giant's Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, tightly packed basalt columns that run from the cliffs of the Antrim Plateau to the sea.It is thought the Giant's Causeway was created by volcanic eruptions and cooling lava but ancient legend believes it was the work of the giant Finn MacCool and legend says it was a pathway to Scotland where the giant lived.
The Ring of Kerry and the lakes of Killarney will offer you mountain landscapes,spectacular coastal scenery and ancient monuments.It is a breathtaking area where castles and historic houses are in abundance.The Cliffs of Moher are another spectacular coastal area where the cliffs fall away to the Atlantic.Dublin is a firm favourite with visitors it is an easy city to walk round or use one of the many bus tours.
Food and drink in Ireland go hand in hand with this countries unparalled hospitality .A full Irish breakfast generally consists of eggs,rashers (bacon),bangers(sausages),tomatoes,mushrooms,black pudding and bread or toast.In Northern Ireland a cooked breakfast is called an Ultster Fry and generally has the addition of fried potatoe farl (potatoe cakes).There is an abundance of seafood and fish on offer as well as classic dishes like Irish lamb stew.
Guinness is the drink of choice in Ireland and it would be a shame to leave without trying the dark velvety brew.Other noteworthy malt beverages include Smithwicks, Kilkenny, Murphy's and Beamish. There are lots of things to keep those after a dose of culture enthralled from oyster festivals to authentic horse fairs, and from ancient castles to elegant country houses, Ireland is packed with things to do and see.

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Luxuriously appointed, the accommodation offers two double bedrooms, one ensuite, one with private bathroom. There is also a further shower room and toilet for guest use on the ground floor. Each party of guests have exclusive access to one of our two lounge & dinning rooms, for use throughout their stay with us.
Each of our rooms includes: Color television, DVD/CD player with a choice of CDs and DVDs. *Wireless internet. Dual-controlled electric blankets. Toweling, robes and slippers, hairdryer, travel cot & buggy, fresh flowers, tea and coffee making facilities, biscuits and chocolates.
Open views across the Cheshire countryside and Bridgewater Canal.
A private upstairs bathroom, with shower and electric razor point, which has stunning views across to Dunham Massey Hall.
Ensuite bedroom with Kingsize bed and views across to Bridgewater Canal, The bathroom having large power shower, large bath and beautifull views across to Dunham Massey Hall.
**Get up in your own time and help yourself to a fine selection of natural fruit juices, fresh fruit, cereals, bread, and crispbread, butter, spreads, jams, marmalade and honey. Aswell as a full selection of coffees and teas.
Just open the fridge, switch on the kettle and toaster and away you go! - and when you have finished just pop your dishes on the trolley and the day is yours...
Feel free to bring in or order a take away, use the plates, cutlery and glasses — again, pop the dishes on the tray and we will clear them for you...
Guests also have access to a garden with table and chairs to relax and enjoy an \'al fresco\' chat or drink.
Superior Boutique Accommodation at the waters edge on beautiful Lake Macquarie.
Luxury king/twin or queen (spa) suites with large individual ensuites and private balconies.
Fully airconitioned for guests comfort. Quiet and peaceful, the ideal spot to relax and rejuvenate. Kick off your shoes and feel the luxurious carpet under your toes as you make yourselves at home in the guest lounge with wide screen TV, or listen to music on CD.
Awake to the sounds of native birds and enjoy an aromatic tea or coffee on private balconies prior to a delicious breakfast of fruit, cereals, juice and then served delicious pancakes garnished with fresh fruit, or perhaps the creamy scrambled eggs with lashings of grilled bacon, country sausage and grilled tomato served by your friendly host.
An ideal place for that getaway for anniversaries, honeymoons, birthdays or romantic indulgences.
Highly praised by international travellers. The visitors book is testament to guests satisfaction and enjoyment.
Ample off street parking.
Nestled in 10 acres of shady oak trees, Centaur Arabian Farms Bed~Breakfast~Boarding is a secret getaway unlike any other B & B. Bill and Eva Sealey put their hearts into developing their property into a getaway you will not soon forget and your gourmet breakfast experience is just part of the divine package each guest receives during their stay with us. A short 5 minute drive affords our guests wonderful antique shopping, restaurants, fine dining, sporting events, tourism and site seeing that Tyler, Texas offers year round. Located 2 hours east of Dallas and 2 hours west of Shreveport, the warmth, comfort and lovingly decorated interior compliments the spacious beautifully landscaped grounds. A 13 stall barn provides the perfect overnight facility for the traveling equestrian and scenic horseback riding will take your senses to a more relaxed and laid back time when life was not so hectic.
Berrychone is an established Chambres d\'Hôtes/B and B, an old farmhouse built on the edge of Le Petit Vavre, a small hamlet of just twelve houses. Berrychone was originally the mairie of Le Petit Vavre over three hundred years ago. Indeed, when we were renovating the living-room, under several layers of wallpaper some as thin as cigarette paper, we found an old notice of a modification of a by-law dated 1816! Over the years it became a family farm and then was divided into two houses. In fact, one of the local women who was born in this house, still lives in the hamlet! In the mid 1900\'s it was converted back into one house and was used as a holiday home. We have now finished the renovation and have tried to keep as many of the original features as possible, including the oak fireplace and tomette floor in the living room, the
oak beams and tomette floor in the kitchen and a host of other features in the rest of our home. This makes our home an ideal chambres d\'hôtes (bed & breakfast) and to make our guests really feel at home, we provide an \"en-famille\" atmosphere, in other words, during your stay with us you live as part of our family. We ask guests not to spend an evening in their room, we prefer you to join us in our living room for conversation, music or even TV! Tea and coffee are always \"on tap\", if you would like either please help yourself or if you ask really nicely one of us might make it for you!
Our house has central heating run by a wood burner. The house is heated 24/7. We are very warm in the winter, the bathroom is like a sauna with warm towels included. An absolute bonus for those who like home comforts. We also provide evening meals which are homemade. We buy our eggs from the local farm, our meat from the local butcher, and most of the vegetables come from our garden, all organic. All excess vegetables are bottled and the fruits are made into jams. The bread is from our local baker who is in Bazaiges only 1,5km from our house. In the summer we cycle to the bakery to get fresh bread and sweet breads for breakfast. We have a spacious enough garden where you can have your meals outside of an evening. Here you can enjoy peace and tranquility in a beautiful part of the Berry.
Berrychone is located in the south of the Indre county situated in the Centre region of France, close to Argenton-Sur-Creuse,Chateauroux, Bazaiges, Eguzon, Gargilesse, Lac Chambon, Limoges and The Brenne Natural Park and next to the Creuse county. We are only 2h1/2 from Paris and 5h from Dover. The A 20 is a free motorway from Paris-Toulouse and passes by Orleans, Vierzon and the famous Le Mans 24 hr circuit. We are 1.5km off exit 19 on the A20 using the new straight through road. The Berry area is abounding with places of interests, leisures and hobbies with its medieval towns, castles, dams, man made lakes to visit, open air activities such as water sports, hiking, fishing, archery, up-sailing, cycling and horse riding just to name a few. There is something to suit everybody of all ages from the very old to the very young. We are surrounded by beautiful countryside, dales and rivers where nothing is rushed but everything is enjoyed in a most leisurely way. The winding roads, the cascades, the breath taking views and the never ending discoveries and leisures of the Berry makes it one the most enjoyable places to visit and stay.
We aim to provide an affordable family holiday where you can rest in peace and quiet with good food, rest and play.
Berrychone is the foremost family orientated B and B in the county.
Overlooking Rydal Water, 1 mile from Grasmere,White Moss House was bought by William Wordsworth for his son.This is the only house the poet ever owned, and now you can stay in this historic home.
We have 5 ensuite rooms, the large Wordsworth lounge with log fire, a flower filled terrace and garden,and lots of history and character.You can even take all 5 rooms for a private houseparty.
We have been recommended by the Good Food Guide for over 30 years, and still offer dinner on special weekends and to private houseparties.Mostly we offer room and breakfast only, giving guests the chance to sample the many excellent restaurants and pubs nearby.We have a special award for our excellent breakfast from the AA.
Large free car park. Superb walks from the door for all abilities.We know the walks well, and can help you plan your days, and lend you guidebooks and maps. Free fishing and free use of local leisure centre.
White Moss House is the ideal central location for your stay in Lakeland.
You can follow \"@whitemosshouse\" on Twitter!
Located only minutes from the Old Town and the Seafront, this Bed and Breakfast is one of the most ideally situated in Southsea, all the attractions of both Portsmouth and Southsea are within easy walking distance. With its Historic Ships, Castles, Forts, Museums, and Spinnaker Tower, you can explore the Heritage of Maritime England. From the Seafront just a few moments from here you can walk along the Millennium Path, which takes you around Old Portsmouth and its Fishing Port, along to Gunwharf Quays where you can shop at over 85 designer outlets, eat at one of 20 or so bars and restaurants, go to the cinema or take a ride to the top of the Spinnaker Tower. Then the path goes on to the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, where you can visit the Historic Ships HMS Victory, HMS Warrior 1860 and the Mary Rose.If you have any questions about the Bed and Breakfast or require any information about Portsmouth,Southsea or the area please email Clare or John
A spacious and comfortable self catering luxury gite in Normandy with 3 bedrooms (sleeps 6-8) and 2 bathrooms. A large living/dining room with an open fireplace, a games room, a well-equipped kitchen and a private patio area. Available from June to September on a weekly basis, and for shorter stays during the rest of the year, from €500 per week.
La Grange is situated in a small rural hamlet, Basse Copette, on the Normandy/Picardy border, which is situated halfway between the towns of Blangy-sur-Bresle on the A28 (12 minutes) and Aumale(15 minutes). And, it is only a couple of minutes from the nearest village of Campneuseville, which has a bakery, butchery and a general store.
At Basse Copette a typical Normandy farmhouse and its barn have been recently and lovingly renovated to provide luxury B&B and self catering accommodation. They are now fitted to modern standards, at the same time they retain the traditional charm of traditional Normandy architecture. The gite and B&B are set in a two-acre, fully enclosed garden, with there is a large, heated swimming pool (5×9 meters), a boules pit (2×15 meters), and plenty of safe space for children to run around and play games.
From this quiet, rural setting everything Normandy and Picardy has to offer is within easy reach, something to suite everyone and every interest. There are numerous well known archaeological and historical sites, various châteaux and museums, and of course the medieval cities of Amiens and Rouen. Paris, Monet’s home at Giverny, Parc Asterix and Disneyland are popular days out from Basse Copette. The nearest beach is 35 minutes away.
Your vacation in the heart of the Quercy, 15 km south of ROCAMADOUR near chasms of PADIRAC and Pech-Merle, of SOUILLAC of SARLAT of Saint-Cirq-LAPOPIE and Collonges la Rouge, 5 minutes from the exit No. 56 of the A 20 direction ROCAMADOUR. Numerous hiking trails, canoeing on the Dordogne, swimming, equestrian center and zoo European Gramat, tennis on site ...
Demonstration of eagles, numerous caves and castles, a small heritage \"exceptional at the turn of every road, not to mention the Quercy habitat that will delight you ... On the spot I can provide the documentation, maps and guides, books, game boards ...
Chris & Heidi welcome you to Penrose, their beautiful AA 4 star rated Victorian home with spacious rooms and plenty of original features which ooze a warm and homely atmosphere.
We have a range of family/double/twin ensuite rooms; bar one small twin with a separate but private bathroom (bathrobes are provided). A couple of the bedrooms are on the ground floor. All the bedrooms have TV, DVD/CD player, hairdryer, extensive beverage tray, bottled mineral water, sweets, and toiletries. The ensuites have electric showers plus fresh towels, shampoo/conditioner and shower gel.
Breakfast is full cooked English, which comprises of bacon, sausage, fried or scrambled egg, hash brown, tomato, black pudding, mushrooms and vegetarian sausage, plus as much cereal, toast, orange juice, fruit, jam and marmalade and tea and coffee as you want. If you have any dietary requirements, please let us know in advance and we will try our best to help you.
The tariff is variable and ranges from £20pppn in the winter to £40pppn in the summer. Children are from £10. Dogs are free.
There is an online booking service on our website. We also offer free Wifi internet in the house, and there is a computer in the dining room for all to use.
We are open all year, and we welcome children of all ages, plus dogs & pets as we only have a cat. Wedding parties and large family groups are also welcome.
There is off road parking, and the garden is for all to share, and there are several seating areas. Smoking is fine in the garden, but not in the house as we have a fire alarm.
Lostwithiel is the antiques capital of Cornwall and has many pubs, restaurants, a river walk, church, museum, castle, teashops and many interesting and varied shops etc within a 10-minute walk of Penrose.
There are lots of amenities close by, including many golf courses, train station, outdoor activities by local arrangement, castle, coastal walks, cycling, gardens, fishing, sailing and of course The Eden Project. The local beach is a 10-minute drive away and the north west coast is only 40 minutes. Lostwithiel is well placed to explore the whole of Cornwall.
At Penrose we run a laid back and relaxed B and B and we will endeavour to make your stay as enjoyable as possible and hope you have a wonderful time in Cornwall, England.














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