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Very central, it offers all the comfort expected from the traditional hotel. Discreet and professional service, tastefully furnished rooms, detail and quality catering. Good value for money.

The Wardonia Hotel is a family-run establishment set in a magnificent Georgian house in London. Since 1967, it has been offering small but comfortable rooms offering excellent value for money. The hotel is ideally located just a short walk from St. Pancras International Station and close to a number of tourist attractions. Rooms feature a color TV with 34 digital channels, free Wi-Fi, an open closet, two open shelves and a bedside table. The Wardonia Hotel also features a French restaurant located in the heart of the establishment.

A hotel with clean white and cream rooms, with storage shelves, internet access, tea and coffee available and large bathrooms clean, modern equipment. The hotel also helps you organise your stay on request by making tickets for the main attractions of the city.

Situated along Leinster Square, the Wedgewood Hotel is a simple, affordable Victorian house. It offers an ideal location, just a 7-minute walk from Bayswater tube station and 10 minutes from Hyde Park. Paddington station, with the Heathrow Express train line, is also just 1.5 km from the hotel. Rooms are basic and traditional, with en suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, TVs and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms offer garden views. Breakfast is served in a simple dining room, and room service is available. The hotel also offers a lounge. Wi-Fi is free and breakfast is included in the room rate. The hotel is child-friendly and offers an airport shuttle service. The hotel is non-smoking. The Wedgewood Hotel is ideally located, close to the sights, restaurants and bars of the city center. It is also well served by public transport, and parking is available.

Ideal for a break before or after the return to France, beautiful sea view, elegant, modern and comfortable rooms (15 rooms). Some have a balcony.

A tiny village bordering a creek around the English countryside, but close to Exeter. This old pub dates back to the th century. The ground floor is dedicated to the bar-restaurant and the floor welcomes 6 comfortable, clean and absolute rooms. Ideal for cycling, walking or to reach the surrounding cities.

Half way between Polperro and Looe, this hotel hotel is surrounded by large gardens, very well maintained. The residents will appreciate the quiet location and its excellent restaurant, renowned for its traditional cuisine.

Ideally located on the seafront 100 m from Pier and close to all the activities, family atmosphere and conviviality.

Two bars, a restaurant. A hotel Regency with a large part of the rooms offering views of the sea with bathroom and TV. The hotel also has a leisure centre with sauna, solarium and Jacuzzi. Free indoor swimming pool.

Just a stone's throw from the pedestrian precinct and the cathedral, this hotel offers the ideal setting for a stay in the heart of England's ancient capital. Once a private residence in the ^16th century, the building served as a bishop's residence, then a Benedictine convent, before being converted into a hotel in 1857. Enlarged and renovated, the rooms are spacious and elegant, and it's now a privileged vacation destination, whose value is enhanced tenfold by the garden and grand restaurant.

Small hotel where the reception is kind. Discounts for seniors, weekends, weekends and seasonal periods. The boss speaks French.

Located on the seafront, offers a warm welcome and proximity to the sea at very competitive prices (from £ 21 to £ 27 per person and per night).

Refrains, lace, Wymering Guest-House resembles a real waist doll house. With its ideal location, within walking distance of the city centre, the B & B has everything to please. All the more so since your host, Pam, will advise you on your visit.

The columns of the imposing White Hart façade conceal a very good establishment, or the service is impeccable. The cosy atmosphere of the restaurant and the tranquillity of the garden give the hotel a charming charm. In the rooms, a discreet decoration with natural tones dominates.

Located 10 miles from Bristol in the direction of Cheddar and the airport, this comfortable B & B at the warm welcome is ideal for a stopover without going into downtown Bristol by car.

A very charming B & B located in old into cottages, the welcome is warm, the couple Hugh and Linda is quite wonderful. View of the estuary and sea, the ideal base for exploring Kent.

Sleep in a mill, bathed by a tranquil river. The rooms have been designed to highlight this atypical building. The sober and modern decoration adds to the wooden beams and white brick walls. A superb place, which lacks originality.

The quality and demand of the members of the Novotel de Southampton will satisfy you. Swimming pool, sauna and Jacuzzi will make you feel at home in this hotel. Novotel is the assurance of having a comfortable bed and a clean room. The traditional breakfast is of quality.

A luxury hotel in the centre of Fowey. Each of the 12 rooms is individually decorated, with a genuine will of modernity. The establishment literally has its feet in the water. Guests can also dine in the hotel restaurant, with a beautiful terrace overlooking the port of Fowey.

Situated in the heart of Torquay halfway between city and marina, this friendly guesthouse at attractive prices is ideal for small budgets that want to enjoy a service and comfort more than honourable.

Here we manufacture cider to the old. Tasting sessions are organized and, of course, a store sells local products.

Built on the seafront, the Porthminster enjoys a superb view. The garden has direct and private access to the sea. All rooms are then spacious and comfortable. The hotel has indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna, a fitness room, a hairdresser's salon, a ballroom, a lounge, a bar… Prices are widely justified.

In a house with exposed beams, 13 rooms with bathroom and TV. Sea view and balcony for some rooms. Parking.

In the heart of the city centre, here is the first building built solely to house a hotel in Europe. The south wing dates from the 13th century. In one of the rooms, the wall is marked with signatures and a date: 1693. The rest of the establishment was built at the end of the 17th century and, despite its obvious age, The Red Lion is not lacking in comfort. Best Western hotels are always a sure value in terms of standing, cleanliness and welcome.

A small hotel 300 meters from the harbour. The rooms are pleasant and peaceful. The owners speak French and miss an opportunity to practise!

The hotel, built on the site of a former copper mine, is located in the "high" part of the city and the fort, i. e. the most typical and oldest neighbourhoods of Saint-Ives. Some rooms have a balcony, but all guests can enjoy the terrace with swimming pool.

Back to the 1920 s, at Paskins, a cute B & B. The rooms are decorated with a touch of cinéphilie, with posters of old films. In the dining room, you can eat lunch alongside a grammophone, Art deco trinkets and Dessins drawings. Last surprise, breakfast presents original options, such as eggs from duck or porridge to whisky.

Given its situation, in the middle of the national park, this B & B puts a point of honour on the environment. The staff were friendly and helpful. The staff were friendly and helpful.

This charming B & B overlooks the Torridge River and the town of Bideford. We love rooms overlooking the estuary.

Friendly atmosphere, close to the sea and the centre. A small white family hotel with blue blinds. Off-season discounts and for stays of three or more nights.

The location is for its architect, John Wood, the author of Circus, and for its location in the heart of the city. For the rest, the establishment is kept to the bare minimum. Clean and functional.

It is the ideal place to forget the nearby railway station, as it is located in a Victorian colonial Victorian style building. Aerated, oak doors and white stones are open during the summer. Quite simply.

The hotel is on the seafront, many, rooms. Practical since the hotel is next to attractions for children.

Is deemed to be a hotel for walkers. There are stays (3 nights) with daily walks from 10 km to 15 km. Another hotel, the Brookside Forge in Freshwater, offers the same kind of relaxation.

Located in the north of the city centre, this B & B house in a th century house offers cosy rooms. You can also dine at the pub at midday between a. m. and p. m. by choosing between meals at £ 5 and discovering local beers whose selection changes daily.

The hotel already housed pilgrims in the th century. Indeed, it is the oldest hostel in southwest England. It has 14 rooms, some of which have four-poster beds. There is also a pub-restaurant.

Glencree House offers large rooms, some of which overlook the sea and others are furnished with canopies beds. We love the intimate atmosphere of this 8-room B & B, located just a few steps from the seafront.

A th century stone relay, transformed into a pub and hotel. Food is simple and plentiful.

All rooms have a bathroom and TV and have been renovated. The hotel also has 2 bars and a restaurant.

Distinguished and traditional, the MacDonald Bath Spa will delight lovers of hotel excellence. The refined English garden complements the elegant, historic architecture like a set from a period film. Lounges and restaurants exude a warm atmosphere, while the relaxation wing includes a gym, swimming pool, whirlpool and sauna, all of which are sure to delight visitors weary from sightseeing in Bath. The city center is just a 10-minute walk away. A refined, quality address.

Located next to the ferry terminals, with a view of the port and only a 10-minute walk from the city centre, this B & B is ideal for a transition between France and England and a little longer in Dover.

Strange idea to call his hotel "the hole in the roof", British humor of race, in any case here is nice, clean and warm.