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Woodside Retreat, Number 37

Newbold Coleorton

"Just came back from our bank holiday weekend break with our two dogs, beautiful place. lots of places say they are dog friendly and arenâ€™t but this one definitely is. Enclosed garden, nice walks in the area and places to eat (loved the extra touch of a binder with local places near by to choose our walks) it is very spacious for a one bedroom, and the bed was out of this world comfortable! We would definitely stay again ðŸ«¶ðŸ»"

Catherine Freeman

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13 May - 14 May

3 bedroom accommodation in Overseal

Overseal

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6 May - 7 May

2 bedroom accommodation in Hartshorne

Hartshorne

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8 May - 9 May

Birch Lodge

Swadlincote

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12 May - 13 May

2 bedroom accommodation in Willington, near Derby

Willington, near Derby

"A spacious and comfortable lodge with a pleasant view of the lake (not the marina). It is in a quiet spot slightly uphill from the marina itself. Apart from the Canada geese on the grass, we saw tufted ducks on the lake, a heron in the reeds and oystercatchers on the grass. Plus other birds in the trees. Please note that the cooling towers are not visible from the lodge because of the trees. In any case they are decommissioned."

Ann Vickers

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17 May - 18 May

Lynsted Lodge: Charming Stay

Ashby-de-la-Zouch

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8 May - 9 May

2 bedroom accommodation in Hartshorne

Hartshorne

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11 May - 12 May

Rowan Lodge

Swadlincote

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12 May - 13 May

Pheasant Lodge

Coalville

"After a long journey from Devon, we were met with a warm welcome at reception with keys and directions to Pheasant Lodge. The grounds we viewed as we headed in were immaculately kept with a large lake/pond with good fishing platforms in place. Brent geese and ducks had already moved in. A good play area, with some distance from the first lodge, looked safe and well maintained. The peace and expanse of this lovely spot, with 'work in progress' for a restaurant/cafe/shop, makes it definately, ...