Welcome To Our Selection of Holiday Cottages
Whenever you're travelling to UK, there are a few things you should always take with you. Start with something to keep the rain away. You can never really be sure of the weather. An umbrella and a raincoat are a good start!
We think a good book is another essential. Not just an opportunity to catch up on your reading, but also to pass the time waiting for everyone else to get themselves ready, or wait out the rain! Although you can buy your essential food and drink items locally, it's great to have them with you so you can make a sandwich or a cup of coffee as soon as you arrive. We have stayed in many types of cottage, and we've decided we like both traditional and modern - it just depends on where we're going.
Escape To UK
The best cottages in in UK are representative of the good standards you'll find across the UK. It's impossible not to notice the vast improvements in self-catering cottage accommodation in recent years.
For the traveller, this is clearly great news and although inevitably there have been price rises, we think it's for the better overall. As far as we know the cottages in UK are up to scratch but if something is awry please call the owner/agent.
You might be surprised how quickly it can be sorted out if you just let them know.
All About Cottages
When you're searching for the best cottage for your stay, make sure that you've thought through the bedroom needs and allocation. Is there agreement on an old fashioned cottage, or should you be looking for something contemporary with all the modern appliances?
Dogs need holidays too, so it can be fun to bring your favourite pooch to the UK cottage. Not all places will welcome pets so please make sure that it's either clearly marked on the booking website, or if not drop a quick line to the owner to make sure.
Enjoy your holiday, we're syure you deserve it. The world moves so very fast and it's great to take a break.
Cottages For Holidays
Self-catering always makes your holiday more relaxing in UK. We like the freedom of eating meals when we want. There's something wrong with taking a holiday and then finding out that you have to get up early or you miss the breakfast you've paid for.
Eat what you want, whenever you want it. And of course that's particularly good if anyone in your party suffers from food allergies or has other dietary requirements. We know many people who consider a holiday cottage as the perfect way to wind down after a busy urban lifestyle - sleep in, take lazy walks through the countryside and take more time over meals.
On the other hand, there's a growing proportion of visitors who use their time away from home to get fitter and try new things - such as mountain biking, horse riding or canoeing.