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EASTER ESCAPES<br />
CEOL NA MARA<br />
GUEST HOUSE Isle of Harris<br />
Recently announced amongst the happiest places<br />
to live in the UK, the Isle of Harris boasts meadows,<br />
moorlands, lochs and castles and is a playground<br />
for outdoor adventure and exploration. Making an<br />
ideal base to stay is the award-winning Coel na<br />
Mara, Scots Gaelic for ‘music of the sea’ and<br />
aptly named because of the haunting melodic<br />
tones of the water reverberating off the rocks in<br />
the tidal loch. As well as providing the soundtrack<br />
to a stay at Coel na Mara, the loch provides the<br />
centre piece to ever changing views from the<br />
tastefully decorated bedrooms.<br />
Start the day with a five star locally sourced<br />
breakfast and for lunch and evening meals,<br />
venture to one of local restaurants for a delicious<br />
catch of the day. And don’t leave Harris without<br />
buying some of the famous tweed!<br />
The distinctive 19th century Amberley<br />
Inn enjoys enviable views across the<br />
National Trust owned Minchinhampton<br />
Common and the gentle hills of the<br />
Cotswold countryside.<br />
AMBERLEY INN Gloucestershire<br />
Built in 1855, the historic inn retains all<br />
its charm and atmosphere, with original<br />
oak panelled rooms and parquet flooring,<br />
stone mullioned windows and roaring log<br />
fires - perfect for sampling local real ales<br />
and fine wines before retiring to either<br />
a premier or classic bedroom, neither<br />
disappoint with their Cotswold charm<br />
and attention to comfort.<br />
Still stuck for somewhere to stay?<br />
View our coastal collection or head over to our country selection<br />
COASTAL<br />
COUNRTY<br />
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