14303 results found
1 Bedroom Bed in Castle Douglas (64389)
Castle Douglas, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
2 1 1 Yes
Located close to the shoreline of Rascarrel Bay, this single-storey lodge with a private hot tub is a stylish countryside escape for a couple. Set on a quiet stretch of coastline, with a village shop 2.5 miles away, and yet still within reach of a wide range of pretty towns and local attractions, it’s a rural retreat without being too cut-off. Inside, the lodge is luxurious with plenty of space for you to feel comfortable and relaxed. Classic décor with colourful details gives the property a welcoming, homely atmosphere, while the vaulted ceilings and large windows let in lots of natural light and make the most of the breathtaking views. Enter the property up a small set of steps. Shoes and coats can be left in the hallway, or store items that need a refresh after your adventures in the handy utility room for a wash later on. In the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, cook a dinner made with locally sourced produce and sit down for a romantic meal at the dining table set for two. Curl up together on the sofa to watch a film on the lounge’s TV/DVD, or head straight to bed and watch TV from the comfort of the duvet. The king-size bedroom has its own dressing room, so there is ample storage space for your belongings. Down the hall is the elegantly designed bathroom, where you can choose from a hot soak under the double-headed rain shower, or a bubble bath in the free-standing tub. The hot tub is to the side of the property on the patio area. Change into the bathrobes provided, and step through the living area’s patio doors. Enjoy brunch outside while you admire the view, and in the evenings take a wine from the cooler and sit under the star ceiling mood lighting that covers the pretty decked area at the front of the lodge.
Weekly prices from £943.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Castle Douglas (64391)
Castle Douglas, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
2 1 1 Yes
An ideal destination for a romantic break, far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this beautiful lodge would suit a couple wanting to relax amidst the peace and beauty of south west Scotland. After a day exploring the local area, and a stop-off for essentials at Auchencairn village shop (2.5 miles), unwind with a dip in the private hot tub. This lovely lodge is filled with luxurious details, such as mood lighting, a free-standing bath, and a dressing room off the bedroom. The décor is stylish and there are colourful details throughout. Vaulted ceilings increase the brightness in the rooms, and the large windows make the most of the panoramic sea views. From the few steps at the door, enter the hallway and remove your outdoor layers. A handy utility room is great for rainy days when you’ve been out and about, so put anything needing a clean in there. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is a wonderful space for you to spend cosy evenings together, cooking a romantic meal in the well-equipped kitchen, eating and talking at the table, and finally moving to a soft seat with a dram or hot drink. Choose a film to watch on the TV/DVD, and then retire to the king-size bed for a good night’s sleep. In the morning, admire the sea view from your duvet and flick through the channels on the bedroom’s TV. Soak in the bath or feel revitalised under the double-headed rain shower before brunch at the kitchen island. The lodge has a patio area accessed via French doors in the living area. If the weather is warm, dine alfresco, or take a seat in the covered decked area, where the mood lighting in the ceiling will make sure you have a starry night even if the sky is overcast. The hot tub is also on the patio, at the side of the property.
Weekly prices from £943.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Castle Douglas (64392)
Castle Douglas, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
2 1 1 Yes
Situated right by the shores of Rascarrel Bay, this idyllic lodge is located in a quiet and peaceful part of Scotland, perfect for a couples’ retreat. Here you can spend hours wandering along the rugged coastline of the Solway Firth, and exploring the rich culture and endless wildlife that the area has to offer. This luxury lodge has been beautifully designed, from the warm wooden cladding to the perfectly appointed interior. Furnished in a classic seaside cabin style, as well as being fully equipped to suit the needs of modern living, this five-star accommodation is the perfect place to relax and appreciate the incredible surroundings. Floor to ceiling windows let the light stream in, making this home fresh and bright, while providing panoramic views of the private bay. In traditional cabin style, the lounge, kitchen and diner follow an open-plan layout to create a welcoming and spacious area. Decorated with gentle fabrics, comfortable sofas and a TV, you can spend evenings in watching a film. Fully equipped for all of your cooking needs, the contemporary bespoke kitchen is a great space for unleashing your inner chef. The breakfast bar is ideal for casual meals while the dining table accompanied by lovely seaside scenery through the French doors is the perfect setting for a romantic dinner for two. All set on one level, the bedroom is situated through the hallway. This lovingly decorated king-size bedroom is a cosy space and ensures a peaceful sleep after a day in the fresh sea air. Contemporary and stylish, the bathroom boasts a shower and a freestanding bath. Step outside onto the fully enclosed patio with tranquil views across the bay. Watch the sunrise from the covered seating on the decked area or admire the sunset while dining alfresco to the sound of the waves. Take a dip in the private hot tub under the stars for the perfect end to your day. You’ll find ample off-road parking on the private drive to the side of the lodge.
Weekly prices from £948.00
.JPG)
1 Bedroom Bed in Broadway (64978)
Ilminster, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Surrounded by the countryside of Somerset, the cottage is situated within a peaceful, unspoilt village. There is a choice of country walks and cycle routes to enjoy and explore. An ideal getaway at any time of the year and a great base to explore south Somerset and Dorsets many attractions. This includes the famous World Heritage Jurassic Coast, as well as the excellent beaches of Charmouth and Lyme Regis. Just a short drive away is the market town of Chard which has shops, interesting buildings and is well served with places to eat and drink. Most major shops are available in nearby Taunton. Forde Abbey Country House is perfect for a day out, enjoy a bite to eat at the tea room or wonder around the gardens. Entering the cottage from the rear you are met by a spacious and well-equipped kitchen filled with lots of homely touches including an electric oven and hob, microwave , fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and coffee machine. Walking through into a dining room with a stable door leading out to the side garden. Further on, the lounge is a great spot to relax with brick and stone feature fireplace and wood burner where you can watch Sky TV or catch a movie before planning the following days adventures. Heading up the cottage style stairs to the first floor you will find a good size bedroom with king-size bed and ample storage space. Take a step down into the bathroom which completes the accommodation with shower over bath and WC. Stepping outside there is an enclosed garden area leading to the rear entrance with garden furniture, perfect for al fresco dining. There is allocated off-road parking for one small car at the front of the property and additional parking for one car is available through the double gates to the left of the property.
Weekly prices from £421.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Beccles (65080)
Beccles, East Anglia
2 1 1 Yes
A sweet little property that’s wonderful for a couple or solo traveller, thoughtfully decorated and with horses as your next-door neighbours! It’s on the outskirts of Beccles, a charming market town close to the Suffolk border and the southern gateway to the Broads National Park. Locally, nature enthusiasts can organise day boat hire or guided tours on the River Waveney, which runs alongside the town. Keen walkers may choose to take on the Beccles Marsh Trail (1.5 miles). This charming dwelling was once the servants quarters of a beautiful stately home and has been renovated into stylish holiday accommodation. Inside, a lilac, white and black colour scheme creates a striking appearance, with decorative details like wall lights and artwork adding to the allure. The bright open-plan living area has a good-sized kitchen at one end and a breakfast bar for perching with snacks and coffees, along with a dining table for sit-down meals. When you’ve been out exploring all day, it’s a joy to relax in the lounge, which features a comfortable sofa, chair and Smart TV. The cheerful purple bedroom offers soothing views of the paddocks and countryside, and French doors leading to the patio area. You’ll have a lovely, enclosed garden outside where dogs can let off steam safely. This area has views over the paddocks and pretty planted beds and borders. A shingled area with garden furniture is perfect for al fresco dinners, perhaps sizzled up on the BBQ provided. Within 1 mile you’ll have shops, pubs and restaurants as well as Beccles’ lovely lido, perched on the river’s edge. There’s so much to do nearby – you could visit the popular aviation museum (7 miles) or absorb some local history at the Grade I-listed Bigod Castle (5.5 miles). For a traditional seaside day, head to Lowestoft or Southwold (both within 12 miles). Norwich (18.5 miles) offers a taste of city life with its theatres, shops and cultural attractions.
Weekly prices from £486.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Sturminster Newton (TOLDC)
Sturminster Newton, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
A two-person, two-dog bolthole with its own enclosed garden, this winsome former coach house is the ideal retreat for romantic breaks and solo escapes. Situated within the town of Sturminster where celebrated author, Thomas Hardy, made himself at home, it boasts great access to all sorts of local amenities – including a pub just meters away. For scenic strolls throughout the day, you can also walk less than 0.5 miles to the banks of the River Stour and wander across the Colber Bridge to reach open meadows and fields beyond. Filled with light and decorated with homely touches, this detached cottage makes for a delightful Dorset hideaway. Upon entering, make yourself comfortable in the airy open-plan lounge/diner. A lovely room for soaking up the garden views and curling up with a book, you will immediately feel relaxed in this private bubble. If you feel like staying in, you will find a well-equipped kitchen just off the lounge/diner too. Here, an array of appliances and accoutrements make foodie preparation a breeze. Completing the picture on the ground floor is a bathroom, while upstairs you will find a bedroom nestled in the eaves. Hugely characterful with sloping ceilings and two circular porthole windows, this space is lovely for long lie-ins and early nights. Outside, there is a patio with a table and chairs and a spacious lawn, proffering ample space for picnics and games with the pups. With so much to explore nearby, you can easily spend a short break discovering the locale, wandering Sturminster’s attractive streets, historic buildings and river setting. A particularly pretty spot is the Sturminster Mill (0.5 miles), one of a series of ancient flour mills built on the River Stour. Further afield, you can also visit Shaftesbury (8 miles), home of the Gold Hill of Hovis fame.
Weekly prices from £439.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Marlborough (65123)
Marlborough, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Sympathetically renovated in 2018, this charming character cottage sits alongside the owner’s home, but privacy is assured. Cleverly combining contemporary style with original features, the cottage is set in a picture postcard Wiltshire Village surrounded by verdant countryside, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and is ideally situated for days spent exploring the many walking and cycling routes nearby. Visit the bustling market town of Marlborough with its wide high street where you will find a great selection of amenities and individual shops. To the southwest is the Georgian city of Bath, famed for its stunning architecture and numerous historic sites, including the Abbey and Roman Baths. Or explore the iconic Stonehenge, Silbury Hill and Avebury, well worth a visit. A shingle path leads from the parking area through the garden to the private entrance of this attached property. Just inside the door is a stunning open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, which has an inglenook fireplace with wood burner and has been furnished with care, ensuring your comforts are considered. The stylish kitchen area is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave,fridge, dishwasher and washer/dryer. There is a comfortable dining space adjacent, perfect for cosy meals for two. Take time to relax in the lounge area, where there is an inviting sofa for curling up and watching a film on the Smart TV, which also has a Sky Sports and Movies package. When the day is done, head up the staircase to the beautiful double bedroom that overlooks the garden. Just next door is a stylish bathroom with rainfall shower over bath, and WC. Heading outside you will find a pretty shingle terrace with garden furniture, just perfect for al fresco dining or a spot of star gazing. Off-road parking for two cars is available to the front of the cottage.
Weekly prices from £405.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Watchet (65141)
Taunton, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
This bijou Norwegian wooden lodge is set in 8.5 acres of grounds on the edge of the Quantock Hills, just 2.5 miles from the coastal town of Watchet. St Audries Bay is just 1.5 miles and is great for fossil hunting and wild swimming and is popular with local surfers in the winter. The historic West Somerset steam railway is within 1.25 miles and runs from Minehead to Bishops Lydeard. Head along the coast and visit Watchet (3 miles) with its marina, or the seaside town of Minehead (10.5 miles). Slightly further along the coast is the attractive village of Porlock (15.5 miles) and Porlock Wier. Dunster with its National Trust castle towering above it is a must-see (8.5 miles), as is Hestercombe Gardens (14 miles) near Taunton. There are also endless walking opportunities on the Quantock Hills, the coastal footpath, and Exmoor National Park all easily accessible. This delightfully warm and cosy lodge is set in a tucked away position within the grounds of the owners home and enjoys far-reaching views to the Quantock Hills. Step inside this single-storey retreat and into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner and settle in for a snug evening in the lounge with a bottle of wine and a film on the Smart TV and relax after a long day. The kitchen is perfect for cooking a lazy breakfast, or a light supper. Completing the accommodation is a double bedroom with a TV/DVD and an en-suite Jack and Jill wet room that can also be accessed from the lounge/kitchen/diner. Venture outside onto the raised decking with your morning coffee and soak up the views over the gardens and the Quantock Hills. It is also a perfect place to cuddle up under a blanket whilst watching the sun go down. You are very welcome to enjoy the attractive shared landscaped gardens with views towards Exmoor National Park and also enjoy a BBQ which has its own shelter and bench. Across from the property are 30 acres of woodland with permissive rights to roam.
Weekly prices from £367.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Crackington Haven (HAWTH)
Bude, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Secluded and intimate, this cosy cottage is the perfect place for two, and a dog if youd like to bring them along. Positioned at the top of the hill about a mile outside Crackington Haven, this is where you can disconnect from the everyday and reconnect with each other. For those in search of coastal walks and a nearby village with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, Hawthorn Cottage is a real haven. The cottage is compact but recognised for its superb use of space and general sense of comfort. Soothing pastel colours, florals and happy shades of yellow make for a bright and light interior that helps you to feel right at home. This traditional cottage is clean and inviting, charming guests with its ceiling beams and manicured lawns. Pick up supplies and stop for coffee down in the quaint, coastal village of Crackington Haven, or make your way down to Crackington Haven beach for a taste of a sheltered sandy oasis. The long and compelling Widemouth Bay is less than 10 miles east, from which you can easily carry onto Bude for pastel coloured beach huts, watersports and fantastic walking routes. For those in search of fascinating history, embark on a trip to Tintagel, east of the cottage, and explore the castle, its legend and the rugged coast around it. Due to the current situation not all the facilities advertised at this property may be available or will require social distancing. If you have any specific questions regarding your booking please contact our customer services team.
Weekly prices from £515.00