Britain
- ISBN-10
- 1556508646
- ISBN-13
- 9781556508646
- Series
- Britain
- Category
- Travel
- Pages
- 224
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1999-08
- Publisher
- Hunter Publishing (NJ)
- Author
- Hunter
Description
Each book in this highly-respected series offers a selection of the finest -- but not necessarily the most expensive -- lodgings, most shown in high-quality color photos. These are the special places you dream of, but seldom find, including small B&Bs, grand chateaux, historic old homes and rustic lodges. Over 250 are profiled in each pocket-size book, with candid evaluations on everything from service and level of privacy to amenities. Colorful descriptions allow you to get a real feel for each place. Practical information (telephone number, address, price scale, pet policies and seasonal opening times) are given in an easy-to-read format. Stay at the Bradford Mill in a four-story windmill. Or perhaps Fairhill, an old manor set in the Welsh hills with orchard, walled garden, trout stream and lake, suits you better.
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