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There’s something very special about watching the grand gates close as the last visitors leave here, making the oldest continually inhabited house in Scotland yours for the night. This is no ordinary b&b, nor a ‘themed’ re-imagining – rather, it’s living history. Mary Queen of Scots slept here and so can you. See the full […]

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The combination of attractive old pub/bistro and modern hotel wing (with some of the most accessible rooms in the area) has made this four-star property a popular place to stay on the eastern boundary of the Peak District National Park. See the full post >

Once a Georgian lodging house, No.6 The Square is now a popular Buxton tea room with four bedrooms, offering comfortable accommodation and period charm (and a fine choice of cakes) right in the heart of this handsome Derbyshire spa town. See the full post >

This stone-built inn – which is more of a restaurant with rooms than a standard country pub – has an ever-growing reputation. Come for a great dinner, stay over in one of four comfortable rooms and spend the next day exploring the glorious Peak District. See the full post >

The first and only camp located in the eastern grasslands of central Serengeti; a magnet for cheetah and lion, and out of bounds to the public for 20 years. This eight-tent camp lies more than an hour from its nearest neighbour, and offers some of the most exclusive, thrilling big cat encounters in Africa. See […]

A bush camp for true wilderness enthusiasts. Kwihala is one of only a handful of accommodation options within a protected and varied ecosystem that sprawls over four million hectares. The atmosphere is intimate, with just 12 guests hosted by an enthusiastic, warm, cohesive team. See the full post >