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Seaham Hall

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The journey to Seaham Hall is not an easy one when you’re travelling from West London, especially when your car breaks down on the M1… After a 9 hour journey that should have taken us 3, we arrive, … Read more →

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Bailiffscourt Hotel & Spa

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Originating in the 13th Century as a lonely chapel on the West Sussex coast, then the holding of a French abbey (looked over by bailiffs, hence the name), Bailiffscourt is a fascinating creation. Though the estate presents as … Read more →

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Hotel La Majun, Dolomites, Italy

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Nestled in the captivating Dolomite Mountains, in the quaint Ladin village of La Villa, is Hotel La Majun, a family-run hotel, dating all the way back to the 1930s. The Rinna family, who owns the hotel, used to … Read more →

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Mantis No.5 Art Boutique Hotel, Gqeberha

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In the famous South African city of Gqeberha (formally known as Port Elizabeth – PE), is the elegant boutique art hotel, Mantis No.5. A few roads back from the seafront, on a quiet street in the affluent suburb … Read more →

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The Tivoli Avenida Liberdade, Lisbon

Built in the 1930s, The Tivoli Avenida Liberdade is situated on one of Lisbon’s grandest avenues. Known to locals for its landmark building, it is also a favourite amongst business people and tourists from all over the world. And only 15 mins drive from the airport, it is extremely well-positioned. The pretty neighbourhoods of Bairro Alto, Chiado and Alfama are also nearby, making it a great spot from which to see the city on foot. Lisbon will certainly put your Pacer App through its paces- I racked up an impressive 24,000 steps one day, a lifetime PB and equivalent in distance to a half marathon. Those who need assistance, or whom like my husband… haven't properly broken in their new sandals, will be pleased to know that Ubers in the city are plentiful and reasonably priced.
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The Torel Palace Lisbon

It’s been twenty years since I visited Lisbon. My memories of Portugal’s capital are hazy- but what remains etched in my mind is the smell of cinnamon-dusted Pasteis de Nata fresh from the oven. And whilst I’d gladly write an … Read more →

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Five Exciting Family-Friendly Activities for an Unforgettable Trip to Vancouver and Seattle

Planning a family trip to the picturesque cities of Vancouver and Seattle? Look no further, as we have compiled a list of five thrilling activities that will delight both parents and children alike.
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Pinkmead Estate & Vineyard, Isle of Wight

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“It is impossible to imagine a prettier spot,” said Queen Victoria, of her beloved Isle of Wight estate. Much has changed since Victoria’s reign, but with more than half of the diamond-shaped island declared an Area of Outstanding … Read more →

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Thyme, Southrop

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Set in the village of Southrop, family-run Thyme is described by owner Caryn Hibbert as a ‘village within a village.’  A mere ninety minutes from West London it’s well situated for a day trip, but be warned, Read more →

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Brandiers Farm

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Ninety minutes from London, the ancient and sleepy hamlet of Brandier on the Wiltshire-Gloucestershire border is a stunning piece of contemporary design and a country retreat like no other. A lovely, unfussy and calming place to stay, independent … Read more →

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