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Western Avenue,
Gillingham,
Kent
ME4 4NT |
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Rudding Park,
Harrogate,
North Yorkshire
HG3 1JH |
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28 Sutton Road,
Plymouth,
Devon
PL4 0HX |
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Blackburn Rd,
Bolton,
Greater Manchester
BL7 9PL |
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Derwent Haugh Road,
Whickham,
Tyne and Wear
NE16 3BL |
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Lanteglos,
Lanteglos,
Cornwall
PL32 9RF |
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Belgrave Road,
Torquay,
Devon
TQ2 5HQ |
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619 Purley Way,
London,
Greater London
CR0 4RQ |
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80 Broad Street,
Birmingham,
West Midlands
B15 1AU |
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North Promenade,
St Annes-on-Sea,
Lancashire
FY8 2NQ |
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17 South Parade,
Whitley Bay,
Tyne and Wear
NE26 2RE |
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4 New Steine,
Brighton,
East Sussex
BN2 1PB |
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Alton Road,
Farnham,
Surrey
GU10 5ER |
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Mary Arches Street,
Exeter,
Devon
EX4 3AZ |
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Rose and Crown Hotel - Dating from the 16th century, this former Tudor coaching inn stands in the heart of Tring, overlooking the town's picturesque church. Tring is a market town set in the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside and bordered by the Chiltern Hills and the Dunstable Downs. The justices met here on a highway business in 1711 and from the middle of the 17th century to the middle of the 19th century, it housed the excise office. The landlord in 1832, Timothy Norwood, brewed his own beer and was also an excise man. In 1852 it also served as the booking office for the London and Northwestern Railway Company, and later the Inland Revenue office. Even after coming off the railway, The Rose & Crown was still an important and busy coaching inn and as well as its more aristocratic connection, was also a popular meeting place for local farmers. Beer was brewed on the premises until the 1860s. The original building was Tudor with the addition of an early 18th century frontage of 3 stories with a tiled roof, 5 dormer windows and an archway entrance to the yard. It stood flush to the present pavement and had a bowling green at the rear. The hotel stood in large grounds in which fairs and circuses were held. It was demolished in around 1905. At about that time it was bought and rebuilt in the Tudor style, mainly for the guests of the family, by Lord Rothschild who lived in Tring from 1837 and whose architectural influence can be seen in much of the town. The designer was William Huckvale.
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High Street,
Tring,
Hertfordshire
HP23 5AH |
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Portloe,
Portloe,
Cornwall
TR2 5RD |
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Hendford,
Yeovil,
Somerset
BA20 1TG |
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19 Bonehurst Road,
Horley,
Surrey
RH6 8PP |
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27 West Street,
Farnham,
Surrey
GU9 7DR |
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The Miraj Hotel Chorley (formerly Quality Hotel) - This 3-star hotel is located in the heart of Lancashire, near the delightful village of Croston and just a short drive from the M6 motoray, Preston, Chorley and Leyland. The Miraj Hotel Chorley (formerly the Quality Hotel) has a great location from which to explore all that Lancashire has to offer. Blackpool is within easy reach, while Southport is just 15 minutes drive away. There are 46 en suite bedrooms, all of which are well equipped with all the modern comforts and facilities you need in a restful, relaxing base Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available in the public areas of the hotel, enabling you to keep in contact with your family, friends or business needs. The hotel is well known for its conferences and meeting facilities, which are also available for wedding receptions and dinner dances. Please note that the hotel does not have a restaurant, but meals are served in the Signature bar.
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Moor Road,
Croston,
Lancashire
PR26 9HP |
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Water Lane,
Aylesbury,
Buckinghamshire
HP17 8XH |
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High Street,
Doncaster,
South Yorkshire
DN1 1DN |
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Abbots Mead Hotel - In the heart of Shrewsbury town centre, this carefully preserved Georgian townhouse offers free wireless internet access, 16 en suite rooms, a relaxing bar and lounge area and free private parking. The Abbots Mead Hotel is a Grade II listed Georgian property situated close to the River Severn and just a short walk from some of the great restaurants that this delightful market town has to offer. The Abbots Mead Hotel is a privately owned, family-run hotel and your hosts, Barry, Eileen and Andrew Bailey, take great pride in the quality of the accommodation and the hotel's relaxed, friendly atmosphere. A tasty full cooked English breakfast is included in the price. The Abbots Mead Hotel is now a 2-star AA Metro Hotel, which is a town or city centre property providing full hotel services, except dinner, close to a range of places to eat.
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St Julians Friars,
Shrewsbury,
Shropshire
SY1 1XL |
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Gloucester Road,
Alveston,
Gloucestershire
BS32 4AA |
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Barnet By Pass,
Borehamwood,
Hertfordshire
WD6 5PU |
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Felbrigg Lodge - This luxury bed and breakfast accommodation is situated in an idyllic romantic setting, in a peaceful countryside location a short drive from the picturesque north Norfolk coast. Felbrigg Lodge adjoins the southern boundary of Felbrigg Hall, a 17th century country house and estate owned by the National Trust. Amongst these magnificent countryside surroundings you can relax and unwind in style. Set within an 8 acre oasis of beautiful grounds, here, you will find over 50 species of birds and other wildlife among the lawns, specimen trees and shrubs. Beyond the grounds, wooded hillsides give way to rolling fields and miles of fine sand beaches and dunes. Whether your break is for business or pleasure, Felbrigg Lodge offers bespoke accommodation, delicious home cooked food using fresh local produce, a private indoor pool, gym and real space to relax and breathe in the fresh country air.
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Aylmerton,
Sheringham,
Norfolk
NR11 8RA |
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Burley Manor Hotel - The Burley Manor Hotel is the jewel in the crown of the New Forest. Located in the picturesque village of Burley, in the New Forest. Part of the Forestdale Hotel Group, Burley Manor Hotel is located in the beautiful New Forest. Throughout its long history, the hotel has enjoyed many regal connections. Parts of the estate were probably laid out in Saxon times and must have existed before the Doomsday Book was compiled in 1086. Later, for nearly 200 years, Burley was a Royal Manor. The current building was erected in 1852, but it was a further 80 years before the house became a hotel, when a restaurant and bedroom wing were added. During World War Two, the hotel was requisitioned and used as a military headquarters by Lord Montgomery and his chiefs of staff. Over the past 25 years the baronial-style hotel has been continually upgraded and refurbished, the most recent additions being a brand new wing of luxurious premier rooms and a conservatory extension to the restaurant. Burley has 38 spacious and elegant en-suite bedrooms, including some with four-poster beds. The hotel has a relaxing ambience with modern comfortable amenities and several leisure activities. The large lounge is packed with antiques - such as a box where gentlemen can deposit their swords before dining - and is warmed by a blazing log fire. Grand bay windows overlook the stunning scenery - a magnificent old cedar tree alongside the croquet lawn; outdoor swimming pool, heated in the summer; and a paddock where a herd of New Forest deer graze. The delightful restaurant, with its superb fireplace and views over the landscaped gardens, serves a variety of traditional cuisine and is extremely popular locally. The Victorian-style conservatory adjoining the restaurant gives the impression guests are dining alfresco. Burley Manor has its own stables with horses suitable for novices to the more experienced riders. The Hotel has self-contained meeting facilities, the largest seating up to a maximum of 60 delegates. Nearby Attractions: Sightseeing/Tours, Shopping, Night club, Horseback riding, Hiking, Swimming pool, Museums, Gardens and Parks, Water Amusement Park, Ocean Aquarium, Zoo, Owl Sanctuary.
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Ringwood Road,
Burley,
Hampshire
BH24 4BS |
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49 Sherbourne Road,
Solihull,
West Midlands
B27 6DX |
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Slaley Hall,
Hexham,
Northumberland
NE47 0BX |
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520 Chester Road,
Oakmere,
Cheshire
CW8 2DN |
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