Romantic weekend in UK?
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29 August 2008, 10:24 PM
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29 August 2008, 10:28 PM
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29 August 2008, 10:32 PM
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You need to narrow it down - posh and nice or just plain dirty?
Is the "play room" too much...?
Pelirocco Bedrooms
Is the "play room" too much...?
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29 August 2008, 10:35 PM
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You need to narrow it down - posh and nice or just plain dirty?
Is the "play room" too much...?
Pelirocco Bedrooms
Is the "play room" too much...?
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i see a ***** for dirty
29 August 2008, 10:39 PM
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I've never been disappointed with a Four Seasons.
Also have a browse on here for more independents
Mr & Mrs Smith - Boutique Hotel Directory - Luxury Hotels
Also have a browse on here for more independents
Mr & Mrs Smith - Boutique Hotel Directory - Luxury Hotels
29 August 2008, 11:11 PM
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Dublin is like blackpool,with expensive beer...
There a hundreds of nice places to stay..Lakes,northumberland,some parts of Yorkshire and Derbyshire..
Anything Below Brum cannot be classed as "romantic"..
There a hundreds of nice places to stay..Lakes,northumberland,some parts of Yorkshire and Derbyshire..
Anything Below Brum cannot be classed as "romantic"..
30 August 2008, 02:03 AM
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Stirling is lovely this time of year now all the yanks have been sent back home..... what have you gone and done then. ha ha how pissed off is she ???
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30 August 2008, 08:33 AM
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The olde rectory
This is a VERY nice place (south of Birmingham too)
IF you can afford it though......
but you get what you pay for
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This is a VERY nice place (south of Birmingham too
)IF you can afford it though......
but you get what you pay for
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30 August 2008, 08:42 AM
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For the pure romantic factor you can't get much better than renting an isolated cottage in the middle of nowhere with a roaring log fire and a fantastic long distance view of the sun setting over the sea 
You need a cottage with Velux windows in the roof of the bedroom so that you can lay in bed and look at the stars, lovely
You need a cottage with Velux windows in the roof of the bedroom so that you can lay in bed and look at the stars, lovely
30 August 2008, 11:08 AM
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30 August 2008, 11:39 AM
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For the pure romantic factor you can't get much better than renting an isolated cottage in the middle of nowhere with a roaring log fire and a fantastic long distance view of the sun setting over the sea
You need a cottage with Velux windows in the roof of the bedroom so that you can lay in bed and look at the stars, lovely
You need a cottage with Velux windows in the roof of the bedroom so that you can lay in bed and look at the stars, lovely
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We're renting a cottage at New Year (north wales God help us!) and they do deliver complete meals to you.
I can't help but think the idea of renting a weekend cottage is the best bet
30 August 2008, 01:06 PM
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For the pure romantic factor you can't get much better than renting an isolated cottage in the middle of nowhere with a roaring log fire and a fantastic long distance view of the sun setting over the sea
You need a cottage with Velux windows in the roof of the bedroom so that you can lay in bed and look at the stars, lovely
You need a cottage with Velux windows in the roof of the bedroom so that you can lay in bed and look at the stars, lovely
30 August 2008, 01:18 PM
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This is the place I had in mind when I posted that: The Old Croft House which is on the Isle Of Skye but there are lots of similar properties all over the country. Just do a Google for holiday cottages and start looking through the various sites...