Quaysiders Club is located in a spectacular region of England that attracts visitors at all times of the year in an area of lakes and mountains, steeped in heritage and tradition. The resort is only a few yards from the shores of Lake Windermere and offers guests a host of water and leisure activities. A short walk along the promenade brings you to the piers for Windermere Cruises. On site there is a whirlpool spa and sauna. Sorry, no pets are allowed.
Passage House is ideal for enjoying the beautiful and interesting sites of Devon. It is just a few yards from the Teign estuary, home to a wide variety of marine life. Note: There is an additional electricity charge at the end of your stay.
Located on the south coast of Devon overlooking Meadfoot Beach, the Osborne Club suites are individually designed and decorated in early Tudor style. The resort is set on 5 acres of landscaped gardens which lead down to Meadfoot Beach, yet is only minutes away from Torquay Harbour, shops and local attractions. Torquay is an ideal base for touring South Devon and Dartmoor and nearby Exeter, Plymouth and Dartmoor National Park. Known as the 'English Riviera,' Torquay enjoys a mild climate all year. Note: There is a weekly fee to use the Hesketh Health Club, (gymnasium, sauna and plunge pool.)
Superbly situated at the edge of the New Forest, an area of unspoiled natural beauty yet only 145 kms from London, Elmers Court Resort is a splendid example of Tudor architecture with elegant oak paneled lounges and bar. Its extensive grounds overlook the Solent and Lymington River, an area renowned as a sailing paradise. A Leisure Centre includes an indoor swimming pool, a children's pool, whirlpool spa, sauna, steam room, gymnasium, restaurant and bar.
The resort is located on one of England's most beautiful and historic golf courses in the beautiful Kent countryside, and one and a half miles from the moated Hever Castle. It is an ideal base for touring the magnificient Kent countryside and visiting the county's numerous historical sites or exploring the famous castles and stately homes of the area, including Chartwell House, the ancestral home of Winston Churchill. Take a day-trip to London or step back in time to experience life in Georgian England at "A day at The Wells" exhibition in nearby Royal Tunbridge Wells.
Sutton Hall is a picturesque resort with 17th century Georgian architecture and located on 24 acres of scenic parkland. Amenities include a heated indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, whirlpool spa, lounge and a self-service launderette. Nearby, trout fishing and gliding are available, and the North Yorkshire Moors National Park is half mile away.
Akeld is a tiny hamlet tucked into the base of the Cheviot Hills, (which form the border with Scotland,) two miles north of Wooler on the A697 at the edge of Northumberland National Park. The area is steeped in history, offering visitors stunning landscapes, breathtaking coastline, historical castles such as Bamburgh, Alnwick and Floors, and the fascinating seal colony and bird sanctuary on the Farne Islands.
Ideally located in the picturesque village of Barna on the Coast Road to Connemara and overlooking Galway Bay. Irish countryside location but within walking distance to pubs, restaurants and food stores, on the public transportantion route and only four miles from Galway City with its' fine shops, restarurants, theatres an 500 year history. Area recreational facilities include leisure centre with indoor pool, beaches , tennis, fishing, riding and six local golf courses.
Located in the lush countryside of east Clare the heart of Ireland. Nearby is the capital town of Ennis and the quaint and picturesque villages of Tulla and Quinn. Both villages having a range of shops and restaurants to suit all tastes and topped off with pubs providing the visitor many opportunities to experience the ultimate traditional music session, of which Clare is so famous.
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