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The Devonshire Arms Hotel and Spa, Bolton Abbey

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Originally built in the 17th century, The Devonshire Arms has been used for hospitality ever since, as part of the Cavendish family’s 30,000 acre Bolton Abbey estate. The Dowager Duchess of Devonshire in fact supervised the most recent … Read more →

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Ockenden Manor, West Sussex

Lucy Lord luxuriates in the expansive, elegant spa suite and Michelin-starred restaurant at Ockenden Manor
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Ellenborough Park, Gloucestershire

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There he stood, one eyebrow cocked suggestively, beautifully attired, clearly a wealthy aristocrat and disarmingly handsome—it was love at first sight and the first tantalising hint of a fabulous evening to come. Then I realised it was just … Read more →

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Bailiffscourt Hotel & Spa, West Sussex

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I may not be a fan of his infamous stout, but Walter Guinness brewed up a real gem when he created Bailiffscourt back in the 1920s. Today, the enchanting cluster of mediaeval buildings houses 39 bedrooms and suites, … Read more →

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The London Helicopter

Londoners and visitors alike can soar high over London’s most iconic, historic and beautiful sights. 

The only helicopter tour company to fly from a central address, The London Helicopter takes passengers from Battersea on an aerial excursion over the best … Read more →

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The Most Unconventional Things to Do in London

London is one of those destinations that appears on the world’s ‘most visited cities’ lists year after year. It is easy to understand why: London is the city of Big Ben, the Tate Gallery, Buckingham Palace and the Changing of … Read more →

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'Grab a book, head for the deck, lie back on a traditional steamer chair and relax'

Cunard’s Queen Victoria

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This year Cunard is celebrating the 175th anniversary since its first ship Britannia set sail on 4 July 1840 from Liverpool to Canada and the USA. Samuel Cunard, accompanied by his daughter, 115 passengers and 89 crew members, … Read more →

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Careys Manor
'Careys Manor is a fantastic place for a well-earned weekend break from the city whirl'

Careys Manor Hotel and SenSpa, New Forest

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Located in the naturally idyllic New Forest, Careys Manor Hotel and SenSpa is a high-end but utterly relaxed four-star retreat in the woods. With locally-sourced cuisine, accommodating staff who strive to make your stay both smooth and memorable, … Read more →

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Lime Wood Hotel, the New Forest

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Lime Wood is a luxury boutique country house hotel set in extensive grounds, within the beautiful surroundings of the New Forest national park.

The classical structure—originally a 13th century Regency country house—has been expertly renovated in a contemporary … Read more →

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Claridge’s, London

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Tucked away behind the maddening crowds of Oxford Street, in the heart of Mayfair, Claridge’s is synonymous with old-school service, heritage and discretion.

Considered by many to be London’s most prestigious hotel, Claridge’s has won a whole host … Read more →

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