George in Rye ~ East Sussex
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The George is a great hotel, in a beautiful town that we’ve fallen just a little bit in love with.
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The Westleton Crown ~ Suffolk
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The Westleton Crown really is a wonderful gem of a retreat – a great winter getaway and a serene (and secluded) summer destination. Well, if it was good enough for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, it’s definitely good enough for us!
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Tudor Farmhouse ~ Gloucestershire
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Its bewitching Old England setting, its charm and its luxe make the Tudor Farmhouse hotel in Gloucestershire impossible to resist. Romantic walks, excellent food and friendly staff combine for the perfect weekend in the country.
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The Cat Inn ~ West Sussex
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Oozing Olde English charm, Cat Inn is a 16th century free house with oak beams, inglenook fireplaces, brilliant staff and great food.
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The Punch Bowl ~ Lake District
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A sign by the door of The Punch Bowl advises that it is also the village post office – very Larkrise to Candleford; we’re beginning to feel like Pearl and Ruby Pratt – we can tell we’re going to like it here!
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The Victoria ~ Richmond, London
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As we walk along East Sheen’s leafy streets lined with grand old houses it’s so quiet we could be in the countryside.
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Crazy Bear ~ Buckinghamshire
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More paradise lust than ‘Paradise Lost’, the Crazy Bear is maximalist in every sense. And seduction is top of its agenda.
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Southernhay House ~ Devon
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“Right in the heart of a lovely city, but all the comfort of a country house,” says Monsieur 2 – I couldn’t have put it better myself.
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Dorset Square Hotel ~ London
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Standing on the original site of Mr Lord’s cricket ground, Dorset Square Hotel’s bold style, good food and sophisticated comfort might just bowl you over… We make note of the seamstress mannequin and wonder if we’ll dress it up later.
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The Scarlet ~ Cornwall
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Entering the lobby, we’re both immediately captivated – a huge picture window looks out onto an infinity pool, seemingly flowing into the sea far below, and the beautiful golden sweep of Bedruthan beach.
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