Welcome To Our Selection of Holiday Cottages
In UK, whatever time of year, and whoever you are with, we have a few suggestions for essentials to take along. 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 always make sure we take a good book. There's always plenty of downtime on a cottage holiday, and so it's a great time to catch up on a read. And then we always make sure we have good supplies with us when we arrive so that we can sit down and have a cup of coffee and perhaps a piece of cake before we start that boring unpacking! 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. The rise of cottage agencies has had a significant impact (in a good way) on the quality of places to stay.
For the traveller, this is clearly great news and although inevitably there have been price rises, we think it's for the better overall. Owners and agencies have also become more responsive when there are issues and its best to deal with them as soon as possible.
You might be surprised how quickly it can be sorted out if you just let them know.
All About Cottages
Before you start to research your holiday accommodation, it's worth asking everyone what they are looking for. Do you need twin beds or double beds, can the kids share a room, will your friends all want separate bedrooms?
Dog owners often like to spend their holidays in the UK so that they can take their four legged friends with them. We always suggest that you check with the owner if there are no pet details listed. And even if there are, it can be a good idea to let them know so they can put out a bowl of water for your dog's arrival.
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 is an ideal way to holiday in UK. It's so much more relaxing when you can eat when it suits you - cooking exactly when you want (and whatever you want).
You can decide what food and drink you want to consume, and you can choose when to sit down and eat it... or even stand up and eat it! Relaxing by the river, reading a great novel, perhaps a pint in the pub - these are some of the favourite ways to enjoy some quiet time in UK.
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.