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Liverpool is a welcoming city with a rich musical history and a passion for soccer. However, few people know that Liverpool has more listed buildings than any other city outside London. The city is packed with magnificent architecture, world-class museums and art galleries. Beatles fans can stroll along the river to the Beatles Story, while shopaholics will be delighted by the Liverpool ONE Shopping Centre. For those looking for accommodation, Staycity Aparthotels offers two options in Liverpool. Staycity Aparthotels, Waterfront is located right in the city center, close to the waterfront. It offers studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, and provides facilities such as parking, a café, a gym and a shared kitchen. Staycity Aparthotels, City Centre is located in the trendy Ropewalks district, just a two-minute walk from Liverpool One Shopping Centre. It offers one- and two-bedroom apartments, as well as three- and four-bedroom maisonettes.

The hotel goes to great lengths to satisfy its guests, offering clean rooms and a relaxing atmosphere. Wi-Fi is free of charge. For any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the establishment on 0208 569 4595.

Boutique50 is a unique hotel designed by interior designer Robbie Crocker. The hotel consists of 10 rooms, ranging from standard to family rooms. It is located in the heart of Glasgow, less than 500 meters from the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Boutique50 aims to provide a real guest experience and comfort. For example, the hotel provides you with a city guide to discover Glasgow the way it should be. You will also find a selective wine list. From the reception to the visit of the city, the offer is complete.

A hotel that welcomes fishermen in the northeast of the island, in a wild region in the middle of the lakes. An ideal base for your passion.

Located on the legendary lands of myths and druids, this hostel emphasizes respect for the environment. The building, formerly a school, was renovated with imagination in 1992 and offers you a warm welcome. The place seems timeless, almost a little lost. Here, we take the time and enjoy in dormitories (18 beds, 10 beds, 6 beds, 4 beds), the most economical or those preferring more privacy, private rooms are available (double rooms). Modern kitchen at your disposal. Groups are only welcome in winter.

The pretty Georgian house of the Townhouse is hidden in a small discreet alley overlooking Kelso's main square. You can recognize it by its grey door, behind which there are three large, chic and bright rooms. Each has a large private bathroom in the house and the charm of the old reign everywhere. This is a very high quality bed & breakfast to indulge yourself. Attention: the establishment does not welcome young children. It will therefore be a privileged address for a romantic excursion!

Glenavon House is a beautiful Scottish Victorian manor house built in 1886. It is located right in front of the river: fishing enthusiasts couldn't dream of a better location. The interior is really splendid with very nice furniture and a decoration very in adequacy with the house. The rooms are bright and overlook a beautiful garden. You have the possibility to rent an apartment with two bedrooms and a kitchen, making it the ideal accommodation for a small family.

This small, cosy and stylish bed and breakfast is located just a few minutes north of Linlithgow, on a working farm. It's a charming country setting, a stone's throw from the village and not far from Edinburgh and Glasgow (halfway). All amenities are there and the rooms are decorated in a rustic and tasteful way. Some have their bathrooms on the landing and are therefore the cheapest. There's a river for fishing and a golf course right at the end of the road. In the afternoon, take time for tea and pastry...

Situated in the countryside, this beautiful 19th century building, built for the Duchess of Sutherland, is located just outside Melrose. It is set against the beautiful rolling landscape of the Borders and the Tweed River. The rooms are very spacious, with a slightly outdated decor but where nothing is missing. The establishment also welcomes... horses! If you are travelling on horseback, this stopover will be perfect for you, as in addition to giving your mount a proper welcome, we will advise you on the best horseback riding routes.

Excellent facilities for campers and caravans. One of the few parks rated 5 stars by the Welsh Tourist Board. The Coracles Health & Country Club is one of the main reasons for this rating (impressive sports facilities), including a well-equipped gym, heated indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, steam room... Outdoor pool open from late May to late August, weather permitting.

Jackie Herriott, the owner of the place, is an epicurean. She loves life, wine and France, so you'll be here in conquered territory. She speaks a little French, which can be useful to help you discover the area and the city. The four large bedrooms are superb, with excellent bedding and functional bathrooms where nothing is missing. The breakfast is delicious and its whisky porridge is complimented by the finest connoisseurs. It is a very nice address just a few meters from Leith Walk and close to New Town.

Beautifully appointed Victorian house in a rural setting, combining comfort and a warm welcome. Relax in the beautiful, peaceful garden. The hosts will be happy to help you discover the region. There are five attractive bedrooms, each equipped with TV, hairdryer, kettle... Good to know, children under 14 are not accepted. A two-night minimum is required, but in low season, they can stay for one night.

A typical Victorian seaside house, painted in pastel colours, with superb views of the harbour, estuary and distant mountains. The rooms are very well equipped and very spacious, in relaxing pastel tones! Ideal place to rest after a day full of discoveries. As for the breakfast, it is typically Welsh or continental, in room or in lounge and one appreciates particularly the view on the bay! Dogs are welcome for an extra charge. Discount if only one person in the room.

As its name suggests, this B&B was originally the village post office. It has been completely renovated and refurbished to become a charming house that will seduce you with its comfort and the care taken in its decoration. Behind, a pretty garden to enjoy a moment of happiness in complete tranquillity. Among the specificities of this B&B are the gin tasting evenings. Its bar collects some 100 bottles: why not take advantage of this stay to learn about the subtleties and perfumes of this beverage?

Moraydale is a pretty Victorian house just a short walk from the town centre and its attractions. The five bedrooms of all sizes are spacious and feature warm colours with tartan patterns. Three are located on the ground floor. A private bathroom is present in each one. They also have their traditional courtesy tray and a TV with DVD player. A typical Scottish breakfast is served in the spacious dining room or on the veranda. Vegetarian alternatives are available.

Castlecroft is an excellent 3 bedroom B&B, one of which sleeps 3 people, located north of the hill on which the Stirling Castle sits. Each has its own private bathroom and cosy furniture. It's hard not to feel at home there and it's not the warm welcome that will say otherwise. Art is here everywhere. The guest lounge is perfect for relaxing among guests and its fireplace warms up the winter evenings. For the summer, one will surely prefer the garden, the terrace and its panorama. We're close to downtown.

The northernmost hostel in the UK offers dormitories with 11 or 6 beds. This white house also has a certain charm. Above all, it is very convenient for a cheap stay. The common areas are ideal for socialising, dining, eating breakfast and preparing meals, with a fully equipped kitchen, lounge and dining room. The site is also camping, with the possibility of pitching a tent.

The Sumburgh Hotel is housed in an old laird's house erected in 1867. It is an ideal starting point for excursions on the island and is only 5 minutes from the airport. Rooms are available in single, double, twin and family rooms, each with en suite bathroom, free wi-fi, and classic amenities (courtesy tray, TV, hairdryer). The establishment is also a very good restaurant of British cuisine (the West Roe), and has its lounge bar, where snacks and pub dishes are also served.

The Islesburgh House Hostel is located in one of the beautiful Victorian streets set back from the harbour. The staff is very friendly and the interiors have largely retained their original grandeur. Comfort is assured, with clean bathrooms and all the necessary practical facilities. There are huge common rooms: kitchen, living room, billiard room and dining room, where it is very pleasant to settle down. The value for money is particularly good, especially for private rooms, single, double and family rooms.

The establishment is almost feet in the water, 50 m from the picturesque harbour of Blackwaterfront, on the south-west coast of Arran. The village's shops and restaurants are within walking distance, as are the beach and golf course. The rooms each have en-suite bathrooms, a TV and a tea and coffee making facilities. A lounge with fireplace is open to guests, as is a comfortable bar. The Lodge Bar & Restaurant welcomes both residents and non-residents (reservation recommended for dinner).

A hotel, bar and restaurant all in one, the Kinloch Hotel is an excellent address in Blackwaterfoot. The 37 rooms are single, double, twin or family rooms. Some have beautiful views of the sea and all have their own private bathroom. The interior design is sober, modern and comfortable. On the ground floor, the pub and restaurant areas are popular with residents, visitors and locals alike, as are the indoor swimming pool and squash court.

Located in the most charming village of the island, the villa overlooks the bay of Lochranza. The ship's captain who had it built in 1908 probably didn't consider not seeing the water... The views from each room, on the loch or on the hills, are breathtaking. The peaceful garden invites you to relax, admire the sunsets or watch the dolphins in the distance. The living room overlooks the bay, and provides a pleasant retreat between books and board games. The place is perfect for walking or cycling excursions.

Located 10 minutes from downtown and close to the golf courses, this hotel, with its white facade enhanced by Virginia creeper and its turrets, has 14 rooms, including 2 family rooms. All rooms are en-suite and private.

The Bell's Wynd restaurant has been recognized for its quality food and generous portions. The Copper Bar, on the first floor, is a popular local hangout for locals and tourists alike, with a wide selection of real ales and Scotch whiskies.

This hotel has recently been renovated and expanded and can boast of having housed Winston Churchill's War Cabinet during the preparations for the Allied landings. The establishment has received several awards and it is easy to understand why: in addition to the fabulous site, it offers a warm welcome and great facilities, including a spa area (with swimming pool, sauna, hammam, whirlpool and relaxation or beauty treatments à la carte), a renowned restaurant and a very pleasant bar. The rooms are also very comfortable and elegantly furnished for an ideal relaxing stay.

One hour from Glasgow, this hotel surrounded by wooded hills overlooking Loch Lomond promises a total change of scenery. Its owners have chosen to furnish it in a traditional Scottish style… The hotel has a restaurant with fresh products and its Rob Roy McGregor Bar in comfortable surroundings where you can enjoy good whisky whisky.

It is certainly one of the best campsites in the entire park, with 168 pitches on the edge of Loch Lomond. Whether you are in a caravan, camping, or tent, you will have access to all the amenities of W.C, showers, drinking water, as well as electricity and laundry facilities. There is even a small supermarket and a playground.

This campsite has an excellent location in Ullapool, close to the harbour, shops and all amenities. It welcomes backpackers with their tents, campers in cars, caravans, camper vans, and has a beautiful park of lodges, chalets and mobile homes, with a view of the sea, since the campsite is located on a point. These rentals are for a week or a short stay out of season. The access to the beach is direct.

This bed & breakfast is installed in a lighthouse on a cliff. The lighthouse was built in 1910 by a cousin of Robert Louis Stevenson. There are four traditional rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms (or on the landing, for the Puffin and Otter), as well as an apartment - the former officers' quarters - furnished and equipped for rent. The copious and local breakfast is served in a beautiful and bright veranda.

This small 30-bed hostel is housed in a former hunting retreat on the north shore of Loch Gairloch. True to Hostelling Scotland's philosophy of simplicity and authenticity, the hostel has practical common areas such as a shared kitchen, laundry, drying room and living room, which offers panoramic views over Gairloch, the Torridon Hills, Skye Cullins and the Outer Hebrides. Convenient: the beach is right next door.

This friendly hostel has been occupying its typical pink-walled house since 2007. Located in a building that is over 200 years old, it has retained its Victorian character and the charm that goes with it. The atmosphere is familial and good-natured, which makes it an economical and smart choice. What's more, it is very well placed in Stornoway. The dormitories have 7 or 8 beds and there is a room for 4, suitable for groups or families. There is also a kitchen for cooking and a lounge for socialising by the fire.

12 rooms with sea view.

Spend a night in an old bank: and why not? You won't sleep in the vault, but in one of the rooms upstairs, overlooking Wick's main street. In the heart of the city, you have access to restaurants, shops, pubs... The guesthouse is pleasant, with its well-appointed, spacious and comfortable rooms. All rooms have their own en suite bathroom. The breakfast room is also a lounge, creating a common space to relax in the evening and converse with other guests.

Signposted at the eastern entrance of the village, this small hotel is a nice address where you also come to have a drink or a bite to eat at the bar, which is open to all. Live music is regularly played there. The rooms are double or twin and two of them share a bathroom and are generally intended for families. The others have their private amenities and the whole is quite modern and well laid out, some with a view of Loch Eriboll. The staff is helpful and there are some nice views.

It is the only hotel on the island and it also opens its doors as a pub and restaurant. The good news is that it is really a quality establishment! The rooms range from single to family, with or without sea view. Each room has a bathroom and practical, modern furniture and wi-fi access. To relax and watch TV, you can go to the communal lounge where books and DVDs are freely available. There is also a small camping area for more Spartan conditions. Parking is also available.

This charming country house has a pleasant garden. It has 3 double rooms and 1 family room that can accommodate 4 people. Each one has its private and adjoining bathroom and all the classic equipment: courtesy tray, TV with DVD player, mini fridge, hair dryer. Fire can be made in the living room. Breakfasts are carefully prepared with local products. Vegetarian menus can also be cooked to order. Animals are welcome, provided they are notified in advance.

Myrtle Bank offers around 20 rooms of different sizes and decor in three beautiful residences facing Loch Linnhe. All of them are bright and elegant, with beautiful wooden furniture and a lot of comfort. Some of them are huge and also have magnificent views of the peaceful waters across the road. Some bathrooms are shared, although most are private, and the guests are very pleasant.

This small house offers two double or family rooms with bathroom. The views from the windows are breathtaking - lochs and mountains - and you get a taste of Scottish hospitality. The B&B is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding hills on foot or taking a cruise to the surrounding islands. Your hosts will be happy to point out walks and hikes from the house, or to advise you on places to visit or porpoise and dolphin watching.

Peter and Helen Stockdale do not have a license for alcohol, so do not hesitate to bring your wine! Also offer the rental of furnished chalets.

9 rooms are quite informal but modern. Dinner in the bar or restaurant between and.

Tarbert Holiday Park, located on the banks of Loch Fyne, 10 minutes from the port of Tarbert, offers camping, but also glamping in pods! These small, rounded wooden structures can accommodate two to four people in a small but cosy and well-arranged space. The pods are heated and each one has an outdoor space. There are two categories: the singles equipped with single beds and without bathroom, the "luxury" ones with their double bed, their private bathroom, TV, refrigerator and kettle

The location is central for this luxury hotel where attention is paid to decoration. Built in the 18th century, Queen Victoria often came to this hotel for a few days of rest. A large lounge is accessible, with very comfortable sofas and armchairs, to drink tea while reading. The spacious rooms all have a comfortable sitting area. Gourmet restaurant, an Art Deco bar and a superb spa with a gym, a 16-metre indoor swimming pool, a whirlpool, a sauna and a hammam.

A lakeside youth hostel with a large kitchen, Internet access and, above all, a private beach. It is, among other things, ideally located for those who want to go on the ascent of the famous Mount Snowdon. Because be careful, even if it is in the commune of Caernarfon, it is located in the countryside, twenty minutes by car from the town centre! On site, very welcoming staff, always present if you need help or advice. The hostel is well-equipped and clean, you will find everything you need.

In a house over 200 years old, an independent youth hostel, two minutes from the castle and half an hour from the sea. You can see the sunset in the adjacent arch. It's the cheapest thing in town. The place is simple, clean and friendly: Totters is unanimously approved. On site, you will find everything you need for a pleasant stay: television, library with books and maps of the town, family room, locker if needed, locked bicycle room, access to the kitchen... Good breakfast.

Bodnant Caravan Park is a pretty, flower-filled, well-kept and much sought-after site, run by the same family since it opened in the 1960s. Open from March to the end of October. A minimum number of nights may be required depending on the season. Pets are allowed for a small supplement. For their well-being, they must not be left alone in the caravans in midsummer. Good to know: the gate is closed (and locked!) every night from 11pm to 8am. Remember to let them know if you need to leave during these hours.

Large house at the foot of the "Miners' Track", which leads to the top of Snowdon and was already used by hikers from all over the world at the beginning of the century. In spite of its 84 beds, it is better to reserve. Choice of dormitories or private rooms. It's very simple but clean and comfortable. Relaxed atmosphere in this hostel where you can enjoy the friendly common areas: lounge with pleasant armchairs and sofas or terrace with tables to settle down for a snack and a drink.

In a beautiful country manor house, a gourmet restaurant and luxurious rooms. Four-poster bed, lace bedspread... it's all there! You can also enjoy a very quiet lounge to rest, read or chat. If the weather's nice, why don't we move outside, in the garden. On the restaurant side, vegetarians and vegans are not forgotten, with a menu especially for them and plenty to choose from. Otherwise, try fillet of beef with mashed potatoes and vegetables, grilled fish with fried potatoes, kale and broccoli...

The direct access to the beach makes this hotel an ideal address for couples with children. Although the rooms are relatively simple, the beds are really big and comfortable. They have all the necessary equipment. You can enjoy fish, seafood and lobster freshly caught in Bardsey. The restaurant and the bar are common, the atmosphere can sometimes be quite noisy at weekends if you want to rest. On the other hand, if you want to spend a good evening and have fun, the place is very warm and lends itself well to it!

Luxury youth hostel with a more than prestigious past as it is the house where the famous Lawrence of Arabia was born in 1888. It is the best comfort for backpackers: television, room with Internet access, barbecue... all close to the forest and fields. It's also ideal if you come in a group! On the kitchen side, you have access to everything you need: fridge, microwave... In the living room, television, sofa and fireplace to warm up in winter! Be careful though, remember to book well in advance.

Environmentally friendly family farm in the quiet Welsh countryside, raising Charolais dairy cows and a flock of Texan ewes. Llwyn Mafon Isaf is a very small three-bedroom bed & breakfast. The Welsh breakfast is hearty and made from good local produce. You quickly feel at home here and everything is done to make holidaymakers feel comfortable and make them want to stay for several nights. Pleasant garden to perfect the whole in which one walks with pleasure. Discount beyond four nights.

This mythical hotel, opened in 1926, is obviously very luxurious. The rooms are scattered all over the village, and each one is decorated according to a different theme. If you can, we absolutely recommend it: staying here is a real experience, it's a bit like living in a giant theatre. The village and its hidden treasures are fully enjoyed, especially as visitors gradually start to leave the area. Everything here is conducive to stimulating imagination and creativity! For a moment, you really feel like you're somewhere else!