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This informal and lived-in hotel is one of the most memorable places for families to stay in Pembrokeshire – and those with dogs. It’s in a fantastic cliff-side position, a short walk down to a fabulous, long sandy beach. Expect interesting food and simple but attractive rooms and cottages. See the full post >

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Set in a splendid spot in the depths of rural Pembrokeshire, this spacious and modern guesthouse is run with great care and attention to detail. Meals, eaten convivially with other guests round one large dining table, are highly regarded. See the full post >

The Grove has established itself as Pembrokeshire’s smartest country-house hotel. In a thoroughly rural and peaceful spot near the pretty little town of Narberth, it offers Georgian meets Arts and Crafts interiors, luxurious and attractive bedrooms, and highly creative food. See the full post >

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Donate now for the chance to win the National Parks Package: a Burley “Nomad” trailer, Road Holland jersey, and a National Park Service pass. And there are USBR 76 goodies for donating and a chance to win a Salsa Marrakesh touring bike. See the full post >

This high-Victorian castle set in a picture perfect Aberdeenshire estate – normally an exclusive use venue – now offers get-away-from-it-all hotel weekends. Expect bucolic peace, good food and some eye-popping interior design – but not necessarily an en-suite bathroom. See the full post >

Housed in a 100-year-old building that served as HQ for a number of shipping companies and is now a national monument. Its zany design sparked a whole new school of Dutch architecture. Period features abound, bedrooms and bathrooms are roomy, there’s a reasonable restaurant, and you’re close to Central Station. See the full post >