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Columbia Hotel
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Portree Self Catering Amsterdam
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Best Western Plus Manor Hotel NEC Birmingham
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Future Inn Cardiff Bay
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Birmingham for all Budgets
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Therapy Time
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Using our Services
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Tee Time
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Bull Hotel, Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western
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Picture This
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125 years of the National Trust Where to Go and Where to Stay
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Dates for the Diary
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Featured Group Antoinette Hotels
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Columba Hotel Inverness, Inverness-shire IV3 5NE Columba Hotel Inverness by Compass Hospitality is a 4-star hotel that dates back to 1881. There is a wide selection of accommodation, including executive suites and family rooms as well as standard singles and doubles. All offer complimentary WiFi, a TV, toiletries and a tea and coffee maker. Select rooms also benefit from the stunning views over the River Ness and the city’s landmark treasured buildings. Guests can enjoy excellent dining with a menu of the finest seafood and country fare in the Victoria Restaurant, McNabs Bar or the hotel’s Bistro. For an indulgent afternoon tea, the lounge is a charming space and during the summer, the outdoor terrace is perfect for the morning papers and a pot of coffee or an afternoon Pimms and a pint! The hotel is located in a peaceful spot and just a short walk from many of the city’s attractions. 4
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shower room was also good, plenty hot water. Breakfast was buffet and we both enjoyed it, good selection of cereals, yogurts, pastries and of course cooked food. Yes, I would return. P.S the location is spot on.” Taken from a recent Trip Advisor review.
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Best Western Plus Manor Hotel NEC Birmingham
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Coventry, Warwickshire CV7 7NH This Best Western Plus Hotel is located three miles from Junction 6 of the M42 providing easy access to the M40, M6 and M5. Birmingham International Airport and the NEC are just three miles from the hotel. With an elegant Georgian façade, the hotel has lots of character and charm. Free WiFi is available throughout and the guest rooms have complimentary toiletries, flat screen TV and a hospitality tray. Guests have a choice of two bars; the recently opened Triumph Bar which shows major sporting events, and the Marco Bar. This is a stunning place to relax with a cocktail or pre-dinner drink before dining in the new Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar and Grill.
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“I have to stay in a lot of hotels in my work and this
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Sure Hotel by Best Western Birmingham South Birmingham, West Midlands B27 6DX Located in the quiet suburb of Acocks Green, less than five miles from Birmingham International Airport and 15 minutes from Birmingham NEC. En-suite accommodation furnished with a desk, coffee maker and hair dryer. Free WiFi and parking and a great on-site restaurant.
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Birmingham for all Budgets Cobden Hotel Birmingham Birmingham, West Midlands B16 9NZ A great location in Edgbaston, one mile from the city centre and within walking distance of Broad Street, Birmingham’s famous entertainment hotspot. Also convenient for business meetings with some of the West Midlands’ major companies. The hotel offers en-suite accommodation, a bar and restaurant, leisure and beauty facilities.
Hallmark Hotel Birmingham Strathallan Birmingham, West Midlands B16 9RY
Easily accessible from all parts of the UK and a good location for business or leisure in Birmingham, en-suite accommodation in a range of room types, a brasserie, lounge and bar plus free WiFi and on-site parking.
Staycity Aparthotels Newhall Square Birmingham, West Midlands B3 1PW Situated within walking distance of Birmingham New Street, the Barclaycard Arena and Sea Life Centre Birmingham, these serviced apartments have a kitchenette fitted with a dishwasher, stove top and combination microwave oven/grill.
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Clayton Hotel Birmingham Birmingham, West Midlands B5 5JE Generously sized en-suite rooms with an ergonomic desk and free WiFi, an on-site fitness suite and a popular restaurant serving the best of British produce. Superb location just two minutes from Moor Street Station and ten minutes from New Street.
Ibis Birmingham Bordesley Birmingham, West Midlands B10 0PD Relaxed and modern en-suite accommodation at an affordable rate with free WiFi, free on-site parking and a 24-hour snack service plus a huge breakfast consisting of almost every possibility!
Innkeepers Lodge Birmingham - West, Quinton Birmingham, West Midlands B32 1HP Choose a complimentary buffet breakfast or upgrade to an all you can eat carvery cooked breakfast! Recently refurbished bed and breakfast accommodation with free WiFi, a hospitality tray, complimentary toiletries and powerful showers.
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Birmingham for all Budgets Castle Bromwich Hall Hotel Birmingham, West Midlands B36 9DE A 16th century manor house just five miles from Birmingham International Airport and the NEC. Elegant en-suite accommodation, free WiFi and parking and a choice of bar snacks in the Butler’s Lounge or 3-course dining in the Great Hall.
Village Hotel Solihull Solihull, West Midlands B90 4JG Ten miles from the city centre and just a short drive from the historic towns of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and Leamington Spa, the Village Hotel Solihull offers stylish en-suite accommodation, a restaurant and bar plus a gym and Starbucks.
Holiday Inn Birmingham Airport Birmingham, West Midlands B26 3QW A free shuttle service to the airport and Birmingham International train station are part of the service here. With a leisure club, pool and steam room, plus a Marco’s New York Italian Restaurant, free WiFi and parking.
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Peterborough, Cambridgeshire PE1 1RB The Bull Hotel is a Grade II listed building dating back to the 17th century when it was a coaching inn. Located in the city centre and benefitting from its own car park, the 4-star hotel is convenient for major shopping as well as the city’s entertainment attractions. The railway station is a short walk and the A1 is a 13 minute drive. All the en-suite guest rooms provide complimentary toiletries and tea and coffee making facilities. Freeview TV and WiFi is also included. Guests staying in an executive room have a superior power shower, bath robe and slippers, air-conditioning and a fridge. There is a choice of dining with Pastroudis Bar and Café perfect for brunch, lunch and afternoon tea while The Brasserie is ideal for a la carte cuisine and traditional Sunday roasts! 14
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Where to go and where to stay
2020 marks the 125th anniversary of the National Trust. Founded on 12 January 1895 by Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter and Hardwicke Rawnsley, the trio of environmental pioneers pledged to preserve historical and natural places in the UK. Since that day, the charity has grown to a membership of 5.6 million supporters and it cares for over 500 places. It was back in the 1800s when the charity was given its first place of interest; five acres of cliff top at Dinas Oleu in Wales. This was followed by the purchase of Alfriston Clergy House in Sussex which was bought for £10, and then in 1899, the trust bought its first nature reserve. Located just outside of Cambridge, the two acre Wicken Fen is now a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest, as well as a National Nature Reserve, and a Nature Conservation Review site.
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As a celebration of the trust’s commitment to buildings, in 1900 it was gifted Kanturk Castle in County Cork. This was the ninth property in the portfolio and remains the only one outside the UK.
Blakeney Point on the North Norfolk coast was acquired in 1912. This National Nature Reserve is now home to England’s largest grey seal colony which can be viewed on one of the locally operated ferry trips. 17
The Lake District is another area where the National Trust has a strong presence, thanks in part to the children’s author Beatrix Potter who left 4,000 acres of land and 15 farms to the care of the trust. Hill Top is always a popular place to visit and gives a glimpse inside the mind, as well as the home of Potter who swapped her London life and became a Lake District landowner and conservationist. In 1945 the National Trust celebrated its 50th anniversary with a portfolio of 93 historic buildings, 112,000 acres of land and a membership just shy of 8,000 people. Thirty years later, membership hit half a million and by 1990, an impressive two million people had signed-up and were enjoying free access to hundreds of memorable places. Today, the National Trust looks after seven of the UK’s World Heritage Sites, including Stonehenge, Giants Causeway, the Jurassic Coast and Hadrian’s Wall. It has 39 pubs and inns, and its historic houses and dramatic landscapes have featured in Harry Potter films through to small screen successes such as Downton Abbey, Wolf Hall, Poldark and Game of Thrones. Thanks to its supporters, during 2018/19, the trust received almost £97.8 million and for the 125th anniversary year of the National Trust, a special project to raise £125,000 has recently launched. Focussing on a collection of critical projects across the trust’s English Riviera properties, the charity is looking for a thousand fundraisers to raise £125 each by holding coffee mornings, quiz nights, bake sales and sponsored walks and runs.
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One of the projects is the installation of garden seats which will be created by a local Devon carpenter and installed at Compton Castle. A larger project is the restoration of Agatha Christie’s summerhouse and flowerbeds at Greenway, reinstating the original route of the garden path and bringing the summerhouse back to its former simple design.
choice. Situated just over five miles from Greenway and close to Paignton Beach, the hotel boasts its own unique history having been the home of Washington Singer, one of the sons of Isaac Singer of sewing machine fame. The property was also requisitioned for the Canadian Armed Forces during the Second World War.
Greenway was Christie’s holiday home where the family and her friends enjoyed summer and Christmas holidays. Having been keen collectors, today’s visitors to the house can see some of the silver, botanical and china collections, in addition to the many books, all of which offer a peep into the author’s life. Fans of the who-done-it genre might even notice that the boathouse was the scene of a crime in Dead Man’s Folly too!
Eight miles from Paignton, in Kingswear, Coleton Fishacre is a National Trust property dating back to the 1920s when it was the elegant and glamorous setting for cocktail parties hosted by the famous D’Oyly Carte family. Acquired by the trust in 1982, the plans for Coleton Fishacre during the anniversary year include the creation of a paved garden path to make the main house and garden accessible to all. It might sound a simple project but because of the soil type, location and sourcing the necessary historical materials, it’s going to cost in the region of £50,000 to complete.
If you’re planning a visit to this National Trust hotspot, the Palace Hotel in Paignton is a good
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The Place Hotel is an obvious choice of stay for Coleton Fishacre too but if you want to venture a little further afield, the Dartbridge Inn in Buckfastleigh is a picture postcard setting for a few days away. Dating back to the 19th century, public areas of the inn give a nod to the property’s past with oak beams and open fire places, while contemporary furniture brings modern day comfort and style to the restaurant and bar. The en-suite accommodation is tasteful and everyday starts with a freshly cooked to order breakfast!
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Our next National Trust stop is to Bradley, an unspoilt medieval manor house in the heart of Newton Abbot. Set among woodland and meadows, in the valley of the River Lemon, visitors can wander through rooms that have been untouched by time and enjoy the peaceful gardens.
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If good views are an important part of your stay, the Passage House Hotel on the outskirts of Newton Abbot is ideal. It’s located on the banks of the River Teign Estuary and enjoys stunning views from many of the guest rooms, the restaurant and the sun terrace, which is a lovely location for afternoon tea. As well as the modern hotel, which has superb leisure facilities, there’s an 18th century country restaurant and bar.
Gwen and James Anderson Bradley Manor, National Trust property.
About five miles west of Torquay is the village of Compton where the trust’s Compton Castle stands among orchards and a small formal garden with the rolling hills of Devon as the backdrop. Dating back over 600 years, the Grade I listed building started out as a manor house which was then fortified in the 1500s in response to French raids on Plymouth.
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125 years of the National Trust A National Trust property since 1951, Compton Castle remains the home of the Gilbert Family but visitors can explore the property and soak up the romance and history of the building. Rooms open to the public include the medieval kitchen, Great Hall and Solar and Sub Solar. Built in 1450, the Solar (a large private living room) is reached via a climb up the 15th century staircase. Designed as a peaceful retreat from the noise of events in the Great Hall, a National Trust volunteer is on hand to explain additional points of interest and answer any questions visitors may pose.
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Opening again in April 2020, the castle’s rose garden and medieval style knot garden add further appeal and interest to a visit.
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Travelling from the countryside and Compton Castle to the seaside and all the delights of Torquay, the Headland Hotel provides a comfortable stay and a great location for discovering more of the National Trust’s portfolio. The 3-star hotel is on the beachfront and has a wellness area with a spa and sauna for guests’ relaxation. With evening entertainment, a shared lounge and a restaurant that specialises in British cuisine, including gluten free and vegan options, this is another of Devon’s popular hotel destinations.
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We’ve highlighted just four of the National Trust’s historic buildings. There are another 296 houses and buildings across the UK which are all worthy of a visit, especially in this celebratory 125th anniversary year! If you need help planning your accommodation, you can trust our team and free service to match your National Trust visits with an enjoyable couple of nights away! 21
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Antoinette Hotel Wimbledon Wimbledon, London SW19 1SD
Located on Wimbledon Broadway just six miles from central London and minutes away from Wimbledon mainline station and the tube, the Antoinette Hotel Wimbledon is the largest independently owned hotel in Wimbledon and offers individually air-conditioned guest rooms and secure free car parking. Guests can enjoy excellent value, a warm welcome, comfortable beds and great food.
Crown Manor House Hotel Southampton, Hampshire SO43 7NF
This 4-star hotel is located in the heart of Lyndhurst Village, the capital of the New Forest National Park. Dating back to the 15th century, the listed building provides a beautiful backdrop for a relaxing English countryside getaway with real log fires, tranquil gardens, attentive service and fantastic locally sourced food.
Hotel Bosco
Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey KT6 4LQ This 4-star boutique hotel offers eco-friendly luxury accommodation with smart air-conditioning, a stylish en-suite bathroom with complimentary toiletries and comfortable beds with goose down pillows and quilts. Rooms also benefit from free WiFi and a TV and some have a private terrace area too. The lively Bosco Lounge provides a creative menu and cocktail list.
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Amsterdam, 1071 ED - Netherlands During its Golden Age in the 17th century, Amsterdam was the centre of trade and the wealthiest city in the world. Today it boasts high speed rail, an airport with flights to over 300 destinations and is one of the top ports in Europe. The stylish self-catering apartments are located in the Museum Quarter where the country’s most important institutions can be found. The Dutch National Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum are both within walking distance. The individually designed apartments feature air-conditioning, a fully-equipped kitchen with a washing machine and dryer plus a relaxing and spacious living area. They have two double bedrooms and a private balcony.
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Future Inn Cardiff Bay
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Cardiff, South Glamorgan CF10 4AU Located in Cardiff Bay, within walking distance of Mermaid Quay and the Wales Millennium Centre, this 4-star hotel offers free car parking and WiFi. Guest rooms are designed for lone travellers, couples and families plus there are luxury upgrades to suites that feature a separate living room, king size bed and an exclusive welcome package. All room types feature Egyptian cotton bed linen, a flat screen TV and a hospitality tray plus complimentary toiletries. The Thomas Bar and Restaurant serves a menu of British dishes with a contemporary Welsh flavour. With a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, guests can enjoy informal evening dining with a delicious a la carte menu, start the day with a hearty breakfast, or enjoy a light lunch or afternoon tea. The restaurant also serves a popular traditional Sunday roast!
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M E RC URE N E WCAST L E G E O RG E WAS H I N GTO N H OT E L G O L F & S PA WASHINGTON, T YNE & WEAR NE37 1PH
After all the Christmas and end of year parties, you
retreat which along with hour-long treatments
may be ready for a post-Christmas wrap of mood
includes full use of the spa and leisure facilities and
balancing aromatics and conditioning oils! Step
a two-course light lunch. Montana Spa also has
forward the Montana Spa at Mercure Newcastle
a private relaxation room that can be hired for an
George Washington Hotel where the experienced
hour and is a lovely space to kick back and enjoy a
therapists will offer a warm welcome, cocoon you
bottle of Prosecco. Or take time out in the hot tub,
in comfort, rehydrate thirsty skin and ease away
steam room or indoor pool.
any stresses as you relax into the New Year. Treatments for a mother-to-be and men are also Using the ground breaking formulas of ELEMIS
available and include the same personalised
products, all treatments include a personal
experience to ensure the power of the plants,
consultation so your therapy time is tailored to your
minerals and natural aromatics are perfectly
own requirements. Spa breaks include a couple’s
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Therapy Time
Located just 15 minutes from Newcastle upon
Carter & Fitch where guests can tuck into a menu
Tyne and Sunderland, the hotel is a great base for
of tasty dishes inspired by American smokehouses.
combining a leisure or business trip with retail
Alternatively, The Orangery is perfect for breakfast,
therapy. The spacious en-suite accommodation
Sunday roasts and light lunches and has views
includes Freeview TV, WiFi and a hospitality tray
over the hotel’s championship golf course. For an
and there is a choice of room sizes, including
informal setting, the Golf Clubhouse Café with its
executive rooms with a Jacuzzi bath, robe, slippers
view of the first tee is a pleasant place for relaxed
and a relaxing seating area.
dining and when the sun is shining, a drink on the balcony or an al fresco light lunch is the perfect
Guests also have a great choice for dining too. The
accompaniment to a spa break.
newest edition to the George Washington Hotel is
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B I C E S T E R H O T E L G O L F & S PA B I C E ST E R , OX F O R D S H I R E OX 2 6 1T H
Set in 130 acres of stunning Oxfordshire
some of the fairway and several bunkers ready for
countryside, the beautifully designed Chesterton
any misplaced shots!
Golf Course at Bicester Hotel Golf and Spa is an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all abilities. At
The course’s fairways and tees are very good and
6,255 yards, the par 71 course is complemented
the emphasis is definitely on positional play off
by 11 lakes, strategically placed and certain to
the tees as opposed to length. The greens, which
challenge.
were built to USGA specifications, play fast, a point made in several reviews and partly why
Players should enjoy the signature 12th hole; the
many golfers return to the course and recommend
par 3 is over water which will catch many out! A
a round here.
good drive is needed for the 18th, with water on the right of the green and a bunker on the left, but
Along with the parkland course, there is a ten
it’s the 17th which is the toughest with trees along
bay driving range, a short game academy with
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Tee Time! a putting green, a chipping area and a practice bunker. With a gym, tennis courts and an indoor pool plus a relaxing spa, there’s plenty to enjoy at the 4-star Oxfordshire hotel. Golfers have a choice of breaks; one night with two rounds or two nights with three rounds. Both include dinner, bed and breakfast. For relaxed dining, the Brasserie or Sports Bar are ideal or opt for Grays Restaurant with its contemporary backdrop and views over the lake and golf course. Golfers and diners can enjoy a seasonal menu that supports local suppliers, growers and farms. A further two golf break packages are available, with a Sunday night special that includes two rounds and the Spa and Par package which has a relaxing 30 minute treatment as well as a round of golf included. For golfers who find it difficult to be away from the greens for too long, the ground floor en-suite accommodation is perfect for an overnight stay with its views over the course! Alternatively, the rooms that look out over the designer courtyard garden are just as appealing. Either way, guests can enjoy their own patio area, a hospitality tray, TV and WiFi. Conveniently located for the M40, Bicester Hotel Golf and Spa is just five minutes from the designer shopping at Bicester Village so if time permits, add some retail therapy into your golf break package too!
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