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Hampton Manor

Hampton Manor

5.0 star property
Solihull
9.6 out of 10, Exceptional, (90)
"The thought and care put into this Manor being so welcoming and different to others shines through the staff, the decor and of course the food. It was a pleasure to celebrate my husband's birthday there and we will definitely be back to stay again. Thank you for a wonderful stay. "
United Kingdom
Sukhdev
The price is €166
includes taxes & fees
30 Nov - 1 Dec
Hampton Manor
Double or Twin Room (The Summer Room)
The Howard Arms

The Howard Arms

5.0 star property
Shipston on Stour
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (177)
"Beautiful property and rooms, excellent breakfast, super friendly staff, highly recommend!"
United Kingdom
Jack
The price is €181
includes taxes & fees
4 Dec - 5 Dec
The Howard Arms
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Shakespeare's View

Shakespeare's View

5.0 star property
Stratford-upon-Avon
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (110)
"We were welcomed and found this to be a marvellous location. Friendly hostess and breakfast prepared fresh. Comfortable room."
United Kingdom
Christine
Shakespeare's View
Terrace/patio
14 Acres

14 Acres

5.0 star property
Market Harborough
14 Acres
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The Old Post Office Adlestrop

The Old Post Office Adlestrop

5.0 star property
Moreton-in-Marsh
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (13)
"Lovely property and hosts. Very nice breakfast and parking onsite. "
Australia
David
The Old Post Office Adlestrop
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Brampton Grange

Brampton Grange

5.0 star property
Northampton
The price is €2,547
includes taxes & fees
22 Nov - 23 Nov
Brampton Grange
Private spa tub
Bob's Lodge

Bob's Lodge

5.0 star property
Banbury
Bob's Lodge
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The Old Dairy

The Old Dairy

5.0 star property
Banbury
The Old Dairy
Chicken Shed Lodge | Terrace/patio
Chicken Shed Lodge

Chicken Shed Lodge

5.0 star property
Banbury
Chicken Shed Lodge
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Novotel Birmingham Airport

Novotel Birmingham Airport

Birmingham Airport Birmingham England
The price is €99 per night from 24 Nov to 25 Nov
€99
24 Nov - 25 Nov
includes taxes & fees
8.4/10 Very Good! (1,003 reviews)
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Windmill Hill, Burton Dasset Country Park. The prominent landmark in the Burton Hills now known as 'The Beacon' may have been a windmill. Around 1600 it was known as 'The Lodge'. The earliest reference to it calls it a 'stonmilne' which was working before 1367. The windmill which gives the hill its name was situated alongside and was believed to have been built in 1664 and ceased work in 1912. It was destroyed in a storm in 1946. http://www.roughwood.net/PostcardAlbum/Warwickshire/BurtonDassett/BurtonDassettWindmill.htm Martin Jones has sent in the following interesting reminiscences:- "I remember as a schoolboy the day the windmill blew down in a gale. We all ran up in the evening to look at the wreckage. The granary next to it was open with a window and door missing for years and we (local kids) used to play inside. The day the granary was sealed up by a builder called Mr Thame my brother and I helped mix the cement etc. and we were the last two humans inside before he completely sealed the building. The beacon was open to the elements for many years during and after WWII. Cattle used is as a shelter and we kids used to play inside as well as clambering over the locked sails on the windmill. The powers that be must have decided to restore and seal the building towards the end of the forties - I think! During the celebrations on VE day (1945) a huge bonfire was built on the hill near the beacon which we were told could be seen on the Malvern Hills and beyond."
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