Majestic stays that could cost you less than a Travelodge, from Devon to Wales
Sarah Hartley booked a stay at Colleton Hall in North Devon through Oliver's Travels for a special family holiday The property sleeps 12 people in six bedrooms and was priced at £6,429 per week for her appointments of 76 £ppppp She was taken in by the 'master bedroom drama', while other guests fell in love with the lake with paddle boards. 2022 | Updated: October 26, 2022 1:36 p.m. Advertisement
Downstairs in the living room, someone remembers his scales on the little piano at From outside, screams rise as the children launch themselves into the deep, dark lake lined with ducks and paddle boards.
And as you relax in the master bathroom slipper tub, beyond the open patio doors your gaze falls on a mighty oak tree, l 'one of 30,000 trees planted in this private part of the Devon countryside.
Swallows fly in and out of the bucolic sight and sound of tea that we take up from the terrace in the shade of the vine leaves. When the heat subsides, guests sip a strong gin and tonic as they scan the horizon at dusk for red deer scurrying across fields and into the woods.
These are not holiday memories of a grand country hotel with five shining stars, rather scenes of a much more bespoke, but surprisingly much less expensive place: Colleton Hall, a delicate 18th century house Grade II listed cream gabled house that stands proudly on the edge of its nearly 40 acre estate.< /p>
Our host, Russell, nods in the direction ...
Downstairs in the living room, someone remembers his scales on the little piano at From outside, screams rise as the children launch themselves into the deep, dark lake lined with ducks and paddle boards.
And as you relax in the master bathroom slipper tub, beyond the open patio doors your gaze falls on a mighty oak tree, l 'one of 30,000 trees planted in this private part of the Devon countryside.
Swallows fly in and out of the bucolic sight and sound of tea that we take up from the terrace in the shade of the vine leaves. When the heat subsides, guests sip a strong gin and tonic as they scan the horizon at dusk for red deer scurrying across fields and into the woods.
These are not holiday memories of a grand country hotel with five shining stars, rather scenes of a much more bespoke, but surprisingly much less expensive place: Colleton Hall, a delicate 18th century house Grade II listed cream gabled house that stands proudly on the edge of its nearly 40 acre estate.< /p>
Our host, Russell, nods in the direction ...
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