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48 Regional accommodation ENGLAND
The Royal Pavillion, Brighton
BATH
Grand Georgian terraces, Britain’s only hot springs, and one of
the finest Roman bathhouses in the world are the many treasures
you will unearth in Bath. This World Heritage-listed city exudes
an air of gentility and sophistication, which is reflected in its
architecture and gardens to its restaurants, bars and shops.
You will fall in love with this fine jewel in England’s crown.
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Holiday Inn Express TTT
PRICE FROM $89 * per person per night twin share
1-28 Jun 12, 2 Sep 12-31 Oct 12
Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel TTTTT
PRICE FROM $166 * per person per night twin share
1-15 Apr 12, 3-10 Jun 12
BRIGHTON
Londoners flock to this seaside city during the summer. Join them
on the colourful Victorian Pier or at the Brighton Royal Pavilion,
famous for its exuberant architecture. There is a lot to entertain
here, from airy restaurants and pubs to theatres and shopping,
not to mention a swim in the old briny.
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Kings Hotel TTT
PRICE FROM $83 * per person per night twin share
15 Apr 12-31 May 12
Queens Hotel TTT
PRICE FROM $86 * per person per night twin share
1 Oct 12-31 Oct 12
CAMBRIDGE
A centre of learning, this refined town is a history lesson in itself.
The University of Cambridge, for example, celebrated its 800th
anniversary in 2000, and is a mind-boggling mass of brain power,
tradition and quirky ritual. Outside its hallowed halls you will find
plenty to do: relax in the pretty botanic gardens, punt along the
beautiful Cambridge River, roam the lush water meadows that run
out of the city, or quench your thirst in a centuries-old stone tavern.
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Crowne Plaza TTTT
PRICE FROM $167 * per person per night twin share
9 Sep 12-7 Oct 12
OXFORD
Elegant honey-coloured buildings and winding cobblestone streets
are your charming entree to Oxford. Set on two of the country’s
most scenic rivers, the Isis and the Cherwell, this exquisite university
town remains largely untouched, allowing you to experience the
750-year-old architecture as countless prime ministers, poets, writers
and scientists have done. Visit the Oxford Museum of Natural History
and meet dodos and dinosaurs, stroll the city’s historic streets then
stop for a pint in an ivy-covered pub, or head to a chic restaurant,
trendy bar or upmarket shop.
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Best Western Linton Lodge TTT
PRICE FROM $86 * per person per night twin share
1 Aug 12-31 Aug 12
Hawkwell House TTT
PRICE FROM $110 * per person per night twin share
1 Apr 12-31 Oct 12
Macdonald Randolph Hotel TTTTT
PRICE FROM $165 * per person per night twin share
1-12 Apr 12, 13 Aug 12-2 Sep 12
Regional
England
Watch history unfurl in Regional
England. From its medieval castles and
quaint cobblestone streets to its rolling
hills, pretty lakes and winding country
lanes, you will be entranced.
Kellie says...
Hire a car and discover the quaint
thatched-roof cottages set in the rolling
green hills of the gorgeous English countryside
at your own leisure.
Trinity College, University of Cambridge
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
Visit this pretty market town, the birthplace of William
Shakespeare and home to the Royal Shakespeare Company, and
follow the footsteps of the Bard of Avon. A charming combination
of history and drama, Stratford is set along the babbling Avon
River, and is home to the impressive Holy Trinity Church. It’s also
a handy base for exploring the mighty Warwick and Kenilworth
Castles and the picturesque Cotswold countryside.
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Macdonald Swans Nest TTT
PRICE FROM $126 * per person per night twin share
2 Sep 12-31 Oct 12
Legacy Falcon TTTT
PRICE FROM $102 * per person per night twin share
1 Apr 12-31 May 12
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