Sampford House Guest House, Brixham, Devon

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Sampford House Guest House, Brixham, Devon

https://www.hotelsavailable.co.uk/1079

Sampford House Guest House offers outstanding guest house accommodation in Brixham, Devon. We enjoy glorious views over the inner harbour and offer high-quality accommodation.

This 18th Century listed fisherman’s house boasts character and charm, ideal for a tranquil holiday. We have a range of tastefully furnished and elegant rooms to choose from. The double rooms can be made as twins as well. Some rooms boast breathtaking views. Excellent facilities in all the rooms include:

En suite facilities.
Flat screen TV with Freeview.
Beverage making facilities.
Hairdryer / Shaver socket.
Complementary toiletries.
Free BT Infinity Wi-Fi.

They also have accommodation available in Fisherman’s cottage – please enquire for details.

You can enjoy a lovely Devonshire breakfast every morning. We use only the best local produce and cater for special diets. From a full English to a vegetarian breakfast, we have something for everyone. We also provide a selection of cereals and homemade muesli, granola, grapefruit segments, fruit yoghurts and homemade natural yoghurt, accompanied by a choice of pumpkin seeds, dried apricots, omega seeds or sultanas.

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Inglewood Guest House, Sandown, Isle of Wight

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Inglewood Guest House, Sandown, Isle of Wight

https://www.hotelsavailable.co.uk/1168

Experience Homely Comfort at Inglewood Guest House on the Isle of Wight

Introduction:

Welcome to Inglewood Guest House, a charming Victorian home located in the picturesque town of Sandown on the beautiful Isle of Wight. Offering cosy guest accommodation, this inviting establishment ensures a warm and comfortable stay for visitors seeking a homely experience. With its convenient location near a stunning blue flag beach and a myriad of attractions catering to all ages, Inglewood Guest House is the perfect base for your Isle of Wight adventure.

Comfortable Accommodation:

Step inside Inglewood Guest House and discover a range of eight guest bedrooms designed to provide utmost comfort. Each room is thoughtfully appointed with either an en suite bathroom or a private bathroom for your convenience. You can unwind after a day of exploration by watching your favourite shows on the flat screen TV with a DVD player or enjoy a soothing cup of tea or coffee prepared using the in-room facilities.

Delicious Breakfast:

Start your day off right with a delicious and fulfilling breakfast at Inglewood Guest House. Served in the welcoming dining room from 8am to 9.30am, the breakfast menu offers a variety of freshly cooked options, including the classic full English breakfast. Indulge in a satisfying meal prepared to order, ensuring you have the energy you need for a day of adventures on the Isle of Wight.

Endless Attractions:

The location of Inglewood Guest House provides easy access to a multitude of attractions and activities suitable for visitors of all ages. Just a short 2-minute stroll away, you'll find a fabulous blue flag beach where you can relax on the golden sands and soak up the coastal ambiance. Additionally, there are plenty of children's amusements, restaurants, and cafés conveniently located around the corner, ensuring there's never a dull moment during your stay.

Conclusion:

Inglewood Guest House on the Isle of Wight offers a homely retreat in a charming Victorian setting. With comfortable guest rooms equipped with modern amenities, a mouth-watering breakfast menu and a prime location near the beach and local attractions, your stay at Inglewood Guest House promises to be a memorable one. Experience the warmth and hospitality of this delightful guest house as you explore the beauty and wonders of the Isle of Wight.

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The Stanley Guest House, Weymouth, Dorset

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The Stanley Guest House, Weymouth, Dorset

https://www.hotelsavailable.co.uk/958

The Stanley Guest House can be found in the wonderful seaside town of Weymouth in Dorset and offers guests modern and light B&B accommodation that is close to the seafront. Weymouth is a popular destination for families due to the number of local attractions and fun days out.

The four guest rooms are clean and bright and are equipped with televisions, tea and coffee making facilities and en suite bathrooms. Breakfast is available in the dining area however extra charges may apply.

Weymouth beach is very popular in the summer and has golden sand, Punch and Judy shows, donkey rides, pedalos, swing boats and trampolines. There is also a Pirate Adventure Mini Golf and Sea Life Centre just outside the centre of town. The surrounding area of Dorset has some of the most beautiful scenery on the south coast. The Jurassic Coast is famous for its stunning walks, cycle paths and bridleways.

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Overcombe House, Horrabridge, Yelverton, Devon, Dartmoor National Park

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Overcombe House, Horrabridge, Yelverton, Devon, Dartmoor National Park

https://www.hotelsavailable.co.uk/1074

Overcombe House is an award-winning guest house, nestled within the beautiful Dartmoor National Park. It is just a short drive from Tavistock and Yelverton in Horrabridge. This lovely village is set on the banks of the River Walkham and is an ancient Devonshire village. For those looking for a relaxing break away, this is the perfect place to stay.

Guests can choose from one of eight, en suite rooms. All of which have been tastefully decorated and furnished throughout, ensuring an enjoyable stay is had by all. The breakfast room and several of the bedrooms have stunning views across Dartmoor towards North Hessary Tor and Leather Tor. All rooms include:

24-inch LED TV with integrated DVD/CD player.

Free superfast Wi-Fi internet access.

Crisp and fresh bed linen.

Microfibre duvets.

Fluffy white towels and face cloths.

Duck Island toiletries.

Comfortable beds.

Two of the bedrooms are on the ground floor, one of which has been specially adapted for the less mobile visitor. The en suite has a wheelchair accessible shower, toilet and washbasin and is equipped with both fixed and adjustable grab rails. A stool for the shower and seat riser for the toilet are available on request.

Breakfast is included within the room rate and they pride ourselves on the breakfasts they serve. Wherever they can they like to use local produce and homemade marmalade and jams. Our light and airy sun-filled dining room has wonderful views over Dartmoor and our wildlife garden, ensuring you a relaxing start to your day. Breakfasts at Overcombe House are delicious and a real treat! They believe in serving fresh food using the best ingredients and this is why your cooked breakfast is always prepared to order.

With Dartmoor National Park on the doorstep, the B&B is perfectly placed for a relaxing weekend or mid-week break. Close to Tavistock and Plymouth, there's plenty to see and do for longer stays. Dartmoor is one of the largest and wildest areas of open country in southern England. With heather-covered moorland, deep wooded gorges, lake-like reservoirs and tumbling rocky rivers there’s fantastic walking, cycling and rock climbing and other sports to enjoy. Add in thriving market towns, pretty villages and local farmers and growers producing fantastic local produce and you can appreciate why this is such a great area to explore where you can escape the pressures of the daily grind.

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The Earlsdale, Ilfracombe, Devon

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The Earlsdale, Ilfracombe, Devon

https://www.hotelsavailable.co.uk/1078

The Earlsdale offers superb accommodation in Ilfracombe, Devon. This adult only guest house is in a wonderful position and enjoys stunning valley views.

The Victorian villa dates from 1885 and has a variety of elegant and comfortable bedrooms available. You can choose from twin, double or king en suite rooms. Some rooms enjoy gorgeous valley or garden views. Most rooms come with an on-site parking space.

All the bedrooms come with a range of high-quality facilities: en suite facilities, flat screen TV with Freeview and a DVD player, clock radio on request, hair dryer, bottled water, tea and coffee, toiletries, minibar and a snack basket. Delicious home-made cookies are provided on arrival.

You can enjoy the fully licensed bar and lounge, perfect after a fantastic day sightseeing.

A great breakfast menu is on offer between 7 am to 9 am. From homemade pancakes to eggs benedict or a Full English, there is something for everyone. You can also help your self to a selection of cereals, fruit, juices and yoghurts.

While staying here you can visit lots of brilliant attractions in the local area:

The Ilfracombe Aquarium.

Watermouth Castle.

Chambercombe Manor.

Woolacombe Beach.

Ilfracombe Museum.

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8 Quirky First Dates! www.hotelsavailable.co.uk

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8 Quirky First Dates!

Avoid from cliché, impress your date & make memories to last a lifetime with these 8 quirky first date ideas. 

1. Escape Room – Get a boost of adrenalin and work as a team to make your way through the maze. Under pressure, you’re sure to learn a lot about the other person! 

2. Geo-caching – Take your date on the world’s largest treasure hunt! This free activity can make a walk more interesting and who knows what you’ll find at the end. 

3. Distillery Tour – If you fancy a drink but want to steer clear of sitting at a bar, this is a great choice for you! After trying a selection of gins or whiskies you’re both sure to leave in good spirits.

4. Planetarium – The planetarium offers a unique alternative to the cinema. Ideal in winter when the nights are cold, you can stargaze from the comfort of your seat and there’s a chance to learn something too. If you’re lucky you could even spot a shooting star!

5. Ghost Walk – Try something different & take a spooky tour around your local town. If you spot something creepy your date may get scared and have to hold your hand.

6. Take a class – With everything from cocktail making to pottery classes, this is a great way to try something new & impress your date with some creative twists.

7. Visit a book shop – Free and easy to plan, this is a fantastic idea for anyone that loves to read. A great way to swap recommendations & learn about the other person's interests.

8. Volunteer at an animal shelter – A perfect choice for animal lovers, this wholesome activity is sure to pull at your heartstrings. 

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5 new things to try in 2019! www.hotelsavailable.co.uk

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5 new things to try!

We all know that the New Year brings a whole load of new New Year’s Resolutions. We thought that we could help you make these wishes a reality with some new things for you to try in 2019. 

1. Becoming more active:

One of the most common New Year’s Resolutions is to become more fit and try to lose those extra pounds we might have put on at Christmas. Without restricting yourself to a gym, the nicest way to make use of those brand-new trainers you got for Christmas, would be to explore many of the UK’s fantastic walking trails. 

Hadrian’s Wall stretches 84 miles from Tyneside to Bowness-on-Solway, Cumbria. While it may be a little difficult to try and walk the entire thing, there are fantastic treks to take part in where you can discover the fascinating history of the wall. 

Another fantastic walking trail is the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall. Explore unspoiled fishing villages and picturesque coves whilst witnessing stunning panoramic views. 

2. Becoming more cultured:

UK and Ireland are home to some fantastic galleries. Whether they're local to villages, showcasing local talent, or bigger, showing talent from all over the world, there is loads of art to discover in places that you might not have thought of. 

The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is one of the oldest public museums in the whole world. It is where Oxford University features its wide range of international art covering hundreds of years. 

A more recent arrival to the gallery world is The Hepworth Wakefield in Wakefield. The gallery shows art from the city as well as some exclusive pieces from Barbara Hepworth, who the gallery is named after. 

3. Discovering new music and theatre:

There is now so much new music and theatre that is hard to keep track of them sometimes. Why not discover some unique bands and shows for yourself by exploring some smaller venues?

The King Tuts Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow, frequently houses some extraordinary talent. It became known as the place where Oasis were signed and continues to stand strong in showcasing excellent talent. 

London is home to the ground-breaking new theatre with spectacular talent. The Yard Theatre is just one of many fantastic spaces that perform contemporary writing in modern contexts. 

4. Getting closer to nature: 

The world is a fascinating place that some people take for granted. Luckily, there are places where you can easily discover more about our wonderful planet. 

The Eden Project in Cornwall is a fantastic way to spend a day out with the family. Explore the largest indoor rainforest in the world, whilst discovering a range of climates and environments.

The Cambridge University Botanic Garden houses nine National Plant Collections with plants from all over the world on show in the 40-acre gardens. 

5. Reliving history:

The UK and Ireland have a fascinating history. You can explore the ruins of some of the most remarkable places and relive the history that happened there. 

The grave of King Arthur was discovered in Glastonbury Abbey, Somerset, and it is also a stunning place to explore history spanning back to the seventh century.

Whitby Abbey in North Yorkshire was the inspiration for ‘Dracula’ by Bram Stoker. Why not explore the haunting remains whilst also enjoying panoramic views of Whitby. 

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