Nestled in the picturesque Surrey Hills, the Beaverbrook Hotel offers a quintessentially British country escape with a touch of modern luxury. As a guest of Renault, I had the pleasure of experiencing this hidden gem on a scorching summer day…
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With the due date for the baby on the horizon, myself and Katie are making the most of our little moments together at home. However, when the team at Marriott reached out to offer us a stay at the London…
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We spend a fair bit of time between Devon and London and so the three-hour commute can be a bit of a strain at times. When DeVere Tortworth Court contacted us to see if we wanted to stay the night…
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While the chances of you getting on a plane before June are almost impossible, there are plenty of places within the UK that will be opening their doors before then. Yes, you aren’t guaranteed tropical climates or endless sunshine, but…
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For all of the shortcomings, 2020 has given us the year of the staycation. With plane travel now less desirable than ever, it is the ideal time to explore those places in the UK that are beyond your own back…
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The Newt In Somerset is one of those rare establishments that is now firmly on the map, despite the deliberate attempts to keep the hotel off it. Pulling up to the front gates, there is absolutely no sign of any…
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With changeable weather and some very exposed rolling hills, the Yorkshire Dales can be both a beautiful and unforgiving landscape. Having somewhere to call home for the night is always a good idea; an even better idea is to head…
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Despite having attended Leeds University, and called Yorkshire home for three years, I never did manage to make it up to the Yorkshire Dales to see what all the fuss is about. Fast forward a few years and, with a…
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Cornwall has always had a place in my heart. Every August in the first decade of my life, I would head down to the most South Westerly point of the UK with my family and make the six-hour pilgrimage to…
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We are almost two-thirds of the way through January and it has been a seemingly endless sea of grey that has occupied the first few weeks of the new year in London. Even Blue Monday failed to live up to…
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