Recommend a UK weekend break?
Recommend a UK weekend break?
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camgear

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Monday 18th August 2008
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Seeing as it's the bank holiday next weekend, me and the missus are trying to look for somewhere to stay over the weekend, the lakes doesn't really appeal as it's going to be rammed over the weekend.

Not really looking to do anything specific, just a bit of countryside and some nice pubs smile we've been to Lancaster and York, so somewhere like that'd be great biggrin We'll be driving, distance isnt too much of a problem as we're quite central in the UK (Liverpool)

Cheers!

schmalex

13,616 posts

237 months

Monday 18th August 2008
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Isle of Man?

ewenm

28,506 posts

276 months

Monday 18th August 2008
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North Wales
Derbyshire (Peak District)
or further afield - Bath

camgear

Original Poster:

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Monday 18th August 2008
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-Isle of Man?

Afraid not, unless you can swim there (She gets really travel sick)

Edited by camgear on Monday 18th August 14:06

Isoproturon1

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232 months

Monday 18th August 2008
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North Yorkshire Moors / coast? Whitby... Yorkshire Dales...

camgear

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Monday 18th August 2008
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I didn't think of around Yorkshire/Peaks, will take a look into that, cheers! smile (Now to find a hotel that isnt amazingly expensive! Haha)

V8mate

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Monday 18th August 2008
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Bank Holiday + Nice Place = Rammed

camgear

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Monday 18th August 2008
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V8mate said:
Bank Holiday + Nice Place = Rammed
Skelmersdale it is then!

wizzbilly

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224 months

Monday 18th August 2008
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clumber park

cqueen

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Monday 18th August 2008
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http://www.chestnuttreebarns.co.uk/

EDIT: looks like they're booked over bank holiday but still a v nice place.

Edited by cqueen on Monday 18th August 17:20


Edited by cqueen on Monday 18th August 17:21

smartie

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Monday 18th August 2008
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camgear

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Monday 18th August 2008
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Thanks guys ( Hi cqueen - BCF? wink )

Will have a look, think we're staying for 2 days so they're within budget! biggrin (We're neither posh or rich biggrin)

cqueen

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Monday 18th August 2008
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camgear said:
Thanks guys ( Hi cqueen - BCF? wink )
waveybeer

pmanson

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284 months

Monday 18th August 2008
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New Forest? WOuld be quite a trek for you though.

I only suggest it as we're heading down there at the end of the month to stay in brockenhurst

anonymous-user

85 months

Monday 18th August 2008
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Scotland - it's not a bank holiday up here so should be easier getting accomodation at decent rates. The Festival is on in Edinburgh which means it will be a bit harder to get somewhere to stay but does mean there's lots to see and do, you could always stay near the city.

Deva Link

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Monday 18th August 2008
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smartie said:
...and you can get a nice FPN in the post after you arrive home as a momento of your visit to N. Wales. No thanks.

rustyspit

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Racylady

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Monday 18th August 2008
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yellowbentines said:
Scotland - it's not a bank holiday up here so should be easier getting accomodation at decent rates. The Festival is on in Edinburgh which means it will be a bit harder to get somewhere to stay but does mean there's lots to see and do, you could always stay near the city.
yes I'd agree with going to Scotland. I can recommend this place:

http://www.crusoehotel.co.uk/

Near St Andrews and not that far from Edinburgh.

camgear

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Monday 18th August 2008
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Hi guys, thanks for all of your help, I think it's going to be Bath as we both like the sound of the Thermae Spa (www.thermaebathspa.com)

Having a look for a hotel ~£100 per night now with not much luck! smile

Cheers again smile

ewenm

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276 months

Monday 18th August 2008
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camgear said:
Hi guys, thanks for all of your help, I think it's going to be Bath as we both like the sound of the Thermae Spa (www.thermaebathspa.com)

Having a look for a hotel ~£100 per night now with not much luck! smile

Cheers again smile
Central, near the Spa - www.haringtonshotel.co.uk
Royal Crescent Hotel is the classic one too.



Edited by ewenm on Monday 18th August 22:04