South Place Hotel ~ London
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South Place has got it going on. It’s possibly one of the most thoughtful hotels we’ve stayed in…
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Hannah’s B&B | Winchester, Hampshire
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Probably the most beautiful B&B we’ve ever stayed in – stunning interiors (with the sort of sofas you put a star next to in magazines) huge beds, which are bouncy and fun, fun, fun; and plenty of cosy touches we love.
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Cowley Manor ~ Gloucestershire
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Cool and romantic, Cowley Manor is all about life’s indulgences. Sip Taittinger on the terrace, cosy up on the love-seat, and relax…
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The Reading Rooms ~ Kent
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The Reading Rooms is the epitome of modern bohemian style and about as perfect as a bed and breakfast gets.
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The Pig in the Wall ~ Southampton
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The perfect slice of Old England, The Pig in the Wall is a beautifully-designed and very welcoming bijou boutique hotel, in a coastal city steeped in history.
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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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The Garden House ~ Somerset
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A combination of rural charm, urban style and plain good taste, packed with quirky features we love. And a 15m indoor swimming pool.
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Milsom View ~ Bath, Somerset
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Is Bath the most perfect place in Britain? They’ve got it all: Roman bits, Regency swank, stunning countryside and some of the most contented locals we’ve ever met.
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Swan House ~ East Sussex
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On the outside the 1490 Swan House looks fresh off a chocolate box; but inside it’s a marvellous mash-up of exposed beams and Farrow & Ball, with a happy clash of contemporary and vintage furniture.
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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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