There aren’t many notable places to stay in and around Rotherham.
None at all, in fact, once you’ve discounted the cheap and not always cheerful Holiday Inn and Ibis chains.
But, hold those plastic room keys for a moment, because there are plans to open the grandest of grand B&Bs, not only in all of South Yorkshire but possibly in the entire country.
Set in nearly 90 acres of parkland, this new, 20-room enterprise will be just a few miles
Suffolk’s coastline is stunning: windswept and wild, its diverse range of pebble beaches and the odd sandy beach, coupled with protected areas of natural beauty make it one of the more picturesque counties.
While many cities, towns, and villages in the area will doubtlessly lay claim to being the prettiest, it is a small settlement right on the shoreline that wins the title.
Walberswick may sound like a fictional place straight out of a Beatrix Potter story, but it is,
Britain’s poshest beach huts, installed by luxury retailer Fortnum & Mason, have been ruined by a storm just days after opening.
The trio of high-end huts were unveiled last week at Watergate Bay, Cornwall, with guests offered an ‘al fresco feast to remember’ by chef Emily Scott.
But the now lie in ruins after an ‘unexpected storm’ at high tide battered the wooden structures, causing ‘significant but cosmetic damage’, said Fortnum & Mason.
The swish shacks, painted in the retailer’s
The “poshest” village in the UK has been found, and it’s home to some stunning sites and amazing pubs. Hodnet in Shropshire has won the title thanks to its boutique hotels, beautiful 16th-century coaching inn, and timber-framed manor house, Hodnet Hall.
Hodnet, with a population of just 1,534, is close to the town of Market Drayton. The village, on the A53 road from Shrewsbury to Newcastle-under-Lyme, was even name-checked in the Domesday Book.
Tripadvisor lists it as one of the
