HOLIDAY BROCHURE 2017 - 2nd edition - whole edition - last ever version

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5 Days - £369
Mon 10th July 2017
Price per person - £369
Single Supplement - £80
Holiday Includes
4 Nights Dinner Bed & Breakfast
Excursions as described
Executive Coach Travel
Home Collection Service
4* Redworth Hall Hotel
Set in 26 acres of parkland, Redworth Hall is a
beautiful Jacobean Manor House with impressive
landscaped gardens. The many original features
include the magnificent Great Hall, an ornate
staircase, lounges and attractive bedrooms.
Restaurant 1744 offers a seasonal brasserie
menu in a relaxed atmosphere, and has been
awarded an AA Rosette. Meals are 3 courses
and offer 5 choices on 3 of the nights. On one of
the evenings there will be a special Olde
English style dinner in the Great Hall. The
hotel has an extensive health club with a large
indoor swimming pool with stylish surroundings.
All bedrooms are spacious and comfortably
furnished with en suite facilities, tea/coffee
making, TV, telephone and wi-fi internet access.
Lift to all floors. A QUALITY 4* HOTEL
4 Days - £245
Fri 14th July 2017
Price per person - £245
Single Supplement - £nil
Holiday Includes
3 Nights Dinner Bed & Breakfast
Excursion as described
Executive Coach Travel
3* Bells Hotel
Situated a short stroll in to the pleasant town of
Coleford, The Bells Hotel offers the largest
leisure complex in the Forest of Dean. This
traditional property has a fine bar lounge and
restaurant where you will enjoy a hot buffet
breakfast and evening meal with choice of menu.
Leisure facilities include an 18 hole golf course
(club hire available), county standard bowling
green and short mat bowls. All rooms offer en
suite bathrooms with TV, tea and coffee making
facilities, hairdryer and telephone. Plenty of
ground floor rooms available.
VERY POPULAR HOTEL
County Durham & The Beamish Museum
Located in the heart of North East England,
Durham City is a historic jewel at the heart of the
region and the proud capital of County Durham.
The city is looped by the River Wear which
encircles the UNESCO World Heritage sites,
Durham Cathedral and Castle. The county has
many attractions including the award winning
Beamish Museum which explores the mining &
industrial heritage of the region. To the west, the
Durham Dales are made up of Teesdale and
Weardale and is a peaceful, rich and varied
landscape of moors, hills and valleys dotted with
picturesque villages and market towns. A
marvellous destination for a lovely holiday.
DAY 1 Collected from your home around
7.30am we have refreshment stops
as required before arriving at the
hotel early evening.
DAY 2 After breakfast we head to
Durham. Plenty of time to explore
this Heritage city - Durham
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Cathedral is a breathtaking
example of Romanesque architecture and one of the finest Norman buildings in the world. Durham has a lovely
atmosphere with riverside walks and plenty of excellent shopping.
DAY 3 A superb day today as we are joined by our local guide for an enjoyable commentary as we travel through some
dramatic scenery. We head for the town of Barnard Castle and visit Bowes Museum (included). A remarkable
French Chateau with a stunning collection of European art. From here we continue for a tour of the wonderful
Durham Dales. A memorable day out.
DAY 4 Excursion to the award winning Beamish Living Museum. Experience a real sense of your past at Beamish,
and discover what life was like in Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian times. (inc.)
DAY 5 Sadly we depart the hotel after breakfast and journey home with refreshment stops on route. Returning to the
local area around 6.00pm - returned to your home by our service.
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HOTEL
Forest of Dean & Wye Valley
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The beautiful scenery that lies between the River Severn and the
Welsh border remains an enchanting hidden corner of Britain
dominated by the rural heritage of the Forest of Dean and the
Wye Valley, one of the country’s most scenic river landscapes.
The itinerary includes some of the best sights in the region with
visits to historic towns, panoramic view points and wonderful
scenery.
Based in the centre of the Forest of Dean, this tour delves into
the mystery, heritage and charm, that makes this region unique
and a real joy to uncover. Plenty to enjoy so come along for a
lovely short break destination.
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DAY 1
DAY 2
DAY 3
DAY 4
After being collected from your local pick up point
(approx. 9.00am), we have a lunch stop in
Marlborough before arriving at the hotel mid
afternoon.
Today we shall have a visit to the lovely town of
Ledbury which has many attractive black & white
buildings. From here we continue to Hereford for
lunch. This historic city on the River Wye has a
vibrant centre with a host of historic buildings
including the magnificent Cathedral. From Hereford
we travel out in to magnificent scenery, heading over
the Brecon Beacons and back to the hotel.
Today we shall be joined by our excellent local guide
for a tour of the beautiful Wye Valley including a stop
at the famous Symonds Yat viewpoint and a visit to
the beautiful ruins of Tintern Abbey on the banks of
the Wye. Entrance included.
After breakfast we head for the lovely town of Bath
for lunch. Returning back to the local area around
4.00/5.00pm.
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