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All Inclusive Villa Gabriella with over 1,750 SQFT of luxury living with warm inviting fireplace in Winter and A/C in summer.
Private designer's period villa on the Lake Como waterfront with spectacular views over Lake Como from every room and balcony of this lovely villa built in 1744. Has all the original hand carved granite floors and staircases as well as cobblestone roads leading to the entry.
When staying in Villa Gabriella, you are also welcome to come and use our waterfront facilities at the Lake Como Beach Resort located in the same village on the waterfront. We offer 3 acres of gardens, private parking, a sand lido and boat dock jetty, swimming and boat dock/jetty as well as boat or kayak rentals to cruise the lake. The ferry is within a 3 minute walk from the resort as well as public transport , restaurants and cafes.
Villa Gabriella is a luxurious private romantic hideaway villa, with incredible personal charm. Originally built in 1744, Villa Gabriella has been lovingly cared for, restored and renovated to the highest standard. It is located in the picturesque village of Pognana Lario, on the Bellagio side of Lake Como between Como Centro and Bellagio. Most of the architecture and historic features of Villa Gabriella have been beautifully preserved and maintained with the original charm and character of the old historic Villa. Named for, a much loved, very special little girl, by the name of 'Gabriella', the romantic villa and hideaway retreat, is nestled above Lake Como, below the ancient village of Pognana Lario in a private, tranquil, peaceful setting with direct views of Lake Como that are seemingly endless and forever changing. From the villa balconies, one can see all the way to Como to the South and up to Argegno to the North. Truly an amazing place to spend your vacation!
Free WIFI and parking right in front of the villa.
Other Villa Amenities: Villa Gabriella is situated on three levels and offers picture-postcard views of Lake Como, year- round, with inviting entry, easy access and off street parking. The villa includes hand carved wood entry doors and original hand carved granite staircase that continues all the way up to the third level. Murano glass lighting and stylish welcoming antiques are scattered throughout the villa. The main floor living room has a warm wood burning fireplace, dining area, kitchen and a beautiful private balcony with spectacular Lake Como views. The master bedroom is warm and cozy with lovely tasteful furnishings and private balcony, for alfresco dining, with unobstructed views of magical Lake Como. The private top level bedroom, just as beautiful and inviting as the master bedroom, comes with a queen sized bed. Directly in front of the Villa (across the Lake), is the village of Laglio where George Clooney's villa Oleandra is located.
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The Lake Como Beach Resort and Villas is privately owned and personally managed by Eric and Robin who live on Lake Como with their lovely daughter, Jiselle. We strive to offer excellent customer service and personal care, to all of our very special guests: Providing you with an unforgettable experience in a beautiful, magical, waterfront setting on Lake Como.
Living in both Italy and in the U.S, we are bilingual and can assist with all your holiday needs. Within our personalized services, we offer concierge services, transportation assistance, private chauffeuring services, restaurant reservations, cooking classes, boat hire (self and guided) and seaplane reservations. We can assist with weddings plans; help to arrange honeymoons, anniversaries, birthdays and family reunions. In addition to these services we offer private, professional villa management service for property owners who would like to rent their property with the security of our name behind them. Our greatest personal satisfaction is in feeling and knowing that we have helped our guests to have wonderful lifetime memories of their experience on Lake Como and with us.
Lake Como Beach Resort & Villas purchased this villa in 2006
Named for our beautiful grand daughter Gabriella. Naming the Villa after her, keeps her in our thoughts each time we hear her name. The Villa was built in the 1700's and had been in the original family until it was sold to us in 2006. We love this villa. We also enjoy the villa in the winter where we can relax and enjoy the gorgeous lake views and warm cozy fireplace. It is located in a very peaceful part of the lake only 10 minutes from Como Centro and 15 from Bellagio. It is close enough to everything yet very private. Perfect for a
Honeymoon or Anniversary or a friend get together.
The Villa has been completely remodeled and renovated to a high standard and completely updated .
About Us: Our goal at Villa Gabriella, is for all of our guests to enjoy and have a wonderful memorable holiday experience while visiting Lake Como, one you will remember and cherish for a lifetime.
We at Villa Gabriella, work very hard to ensure that your stay with us is a good one.
Your personal comfort and satisfaction is of utmost importance to us.
Please feel free to contact us at any time should you need any assistance.
Bring your camera, as you will be taking lots of pictures for your picture album, to share with family and friends when you get home!
Spending your holidays with us at Villa Gabriella on Lake Como is truly, 'La Dolce Vita'.
Ciao from Villa Gabriella!
Eric, Robin and Jiselle
A view to die for!"
5 of 5 stars
Reviewed May 5, 2014
My husband and I stayed at Villa Gabriella for 5 days in April.The views from this
apartment overlooking Lake Como are breathtaking and we shall always have fond memories of sitting on the balcony with our cheese and wine. The apartment is well
equipped and the owner Eric made the stay even more enjoyable by assisting us with local knowledge and even rang the phone company when I had problems recharging my ipad.
The little bar in the village (Peppo's ) makes a great cup of coffee and we always stopped off there in the morning before our trips up and down the lake. As we are a couple of "oldies" we found the narrow roads and fast Italian drivers somewhat challenging however you do tend to get used to it after a few days. A delightful experience.
After leaving my driving licence at home the holiday couldn't have started any worse however that was soon to change.
We (Anne & I) made are way to Pognana Lario via the local (excellent) public transport system – very much a case of planes, trains and automobiles.
What I've failed to mention is that Robin and Eric (the villa owners) virtually held our hands (metaphorically speaking) during the journey from Bergamo to Pognana Lario and this is something we're extremely grateful for.
Anyway upon arrival at the villa you're hit with some of the most breathtaking views of Lake Como that we've ever seen. The tranquillity of the setting is only interrupted by the tolling of the bells at the local church and the chinking of our wine glasses as we toasted the fact that 'we had made the right decision' in choosing Villa Gabriella.
The villa itself is set over three floors and, if you can peel yourself away from gravitating to the balconies and the views (have I mentioned the views.....), it is furnished to a high standard and certainly catered for our needs.
The villa it situated a third of the way up the hill and can be reached either by road with ample car parking directly outside (assuming you have a driving licence that is) or by making your way through the meandering pathways through the village.
At the foot of the hill you'll find a very friendly restaurant (I think it was called The Meridian) – it was always a good excuse to stop here prior to making our way to the villa.
Further in to the village you'll find a couple of local bars (Peppo's was our favourite as they welcomed us like we were members of their family) and a local supermarket that should cater for most of your needs (great selection of meats, cheeses, olives, local wines and breads – what more could you ask for).
Whilst many of the locals can speak English I would recommend that you take a Italian phrase book along as it made our life a lot easier – also the locals love to see you have a go at the Italian language.
So finally as this was the first holiday without our kids (sorry boys) and was a joint celebration of Anne's 40th (she doesn't look it) and our wedding anniversary we couldn't have spent it in any more of a idyllic setting.
Our thanks goes out to Robin and Eric for all their assistance – as hosts you 'Shine'.
Mark & Anne
We are a family of four and stayed for a week in the Villa Gabriella. It is located in a very charming village - no huge hotels or mass tourism, but within easy distance to Bellagio, Como or other nice spots. The Villa provides comfortable quarters for four and it has even two (!) balconies with perfect lake view. As guests at the villa, we were also enabled to access to the lake which was comfortable, very quiet (again, not many people around!) and beautiful on top of it! The kids could keep themselves busy easily with jumping from the deck or using the playthings at the beach. And if you are hungry, try Peppo's bar ... The views and the wine ... Awesome and easily to be reached. The access to the beach requires a certain amount of fitness, but it is made a lot easier by a cool outside escalator.
We had booked another week at the Lago Maggiore - and looking back, we preferred the Villa Gabriella.
The contact to Eric was very easy and reliable, not unimportant so far from home!
Absolutely enjoyable!!
We were so glad we decided to base ourselves in one place. Villa Gabrielle has an amazing view of Lake Como, one that looked good in all kinds of weather. We were most comfortable on the firmer mattress on the bed on the top floor. There were plenty of pillows and bed linens to choose from. The bathroom was spacious and clean. The wifi worked great and it was easy to keep in touch with Eric who was always cheerfully willing to provide information/advice. We left a list of restaurants that we enjoyed with a special mention going to Salice Blu and La Locanda del Notaio. If hiring a car, get the smallest one possible and be careful.
We were two couples who shared Villa Gabriella for a week. Great location in a sleepy town on Lake Como between Como and Bellagio. Spectacular views from two balconies. Lovely small grocery store close by so most things readily available. Best of all is Eric and Robins's hospitality and knowledge of the area. Robin took care of reservations for a cooking class- great fun. Robin was prompt in all email correspondence including suggestions. They made us a dinner reservation and arranged for a one day boat rental. You won't go wrong staying here!
Charming cozy villa and perfect for the four of us. Villa Gabriella was very comfortable, warm and inviting. We loved staying here as the villa has so much personal charm and the love and added touches Eric and Robin have put into this special villa, shows.
The bedrooms are on two separate levels giving all of us our privacy and we were invited by Eric to use the Lake Como Beach Resort to rent a boat and use their lido and loungers while here. We felt very welcomed and well cared for during our stay. Nothing was too much to ask.
Eric and Robin were very kind hosts and helped us with our dinner reservations and giving us ferry info.
We could not have received better customer service and could not have been happier. The villa was spotless and everything was beautifully decorated.
We highly recommend this villa and cannot wait to return to this perfect location on the lake.
There are many restaurants and cafes nearby. La Meridiana were very gracious and their food was very good. Our favorite restaurant while there was Bella Vista in Veleso with Chef Paolo, which Eric and Robin had recommended highly.
My wife Carol and I enjoyed the evenings on the balcony overlooking the church and the glistening lake . We are already planning our next trip to Como and will be staying in Villa Gabriella. Our only complaint was when we had to leave.
A huge thanks to Eric and Robin for making our Anniversary vacation, the absolute best!
Rob and Carol M. Portland, Oregon USA
Christmas in Villa Gabriella could not have been more perfect.
With a warm inviting wood fireplace and the spectacular views of the lake, we made the correct choice. The period villa was built in the 1700's and is beautifully updated and renovated but with the original feel of the villa.
Tastefully furnished with many personal touches, one can see that a lot of thought and heart had gone into this home. The master bedroom had a private balcony that opened each morning to the ever changing lake. It was picture perfect. The kitchen was fully equipped with all we needed and the living area was very comfortable and warm. The views from the living room were as stunning as the bedroom. Wish we could move here for good. Parking was in front of the villa with a cu; de sac and quiet. Como Center is filled with vendors selling all sorts of delightful treats and an ice rink. The locals were very helpful and friendly. The local grocery store in Pognana had many homemade foods like Pesto and seafood salad as well as fresh mozzarella and lasagna. On holiday, we do not cook much.
Eric set up a dinner at Salice Blu for us with Chef Luigi Gandola and Bella Vista in Veleso., both were very delicious.
Would also like to return for a week in the summer.
Wonderful personal service by the owners of Villa Gabriella, thank you.
You do not need a big car as the roads are narrow. Drive at your own pace and ignore the Italian drivers.
Les W. from Manchester, UK
Lake Como is one of the most unforgettable, scenic lakes in the entire world. Set in the mountains of Northern Italy, with a near perfect Mediterranean climate, this is paradise. Because of the many activities year round, the location of Villa Gabriella is fantastic; midway between the Centre of Como and Bellagio. Pognana Lario is situated in one of the most scenic locations on the lake. Both town and villa have 180° unobstructed views of the lake to the north and south as well as west. Pognana has a ferry stop and a lakeside walk for just sitting on the shores edge to daydream. With its views, villas, cobblestone streets and over 250 year old church, it is truly majestic. Guests of the villa are also welcome to the Lake Como Beach Resort for waterfront access and swimming. There are many walkways and rustic streets through the old village of Pognana that brings one back to the past. Pognana has shops, a restaurant and cafes nearby for most all of your needs.
Other Activities: Boating, wind sailing as well as all other summer and winter sports available on the lake .
With use of our waterfront facilities at the Lake Como Beach Resort.
Canoe rentals from our boat dock and jetty.
Motor boat rentals from our dock and jetty .
Golf: Golf Club Menaggio & Cadenabbia
Via Wyatt n. 54
I-22017 Fraz. Croce, Menaggio
Fax: +39-0344-30780
18-Hole Course
Visitors are welcome on Saturday, Sunday and on public holidays.
Advance booking is essential.
A valid handicap certificate from player's home club is required.
Handicap limit: 36
Softspikes required.
Dogs on leash permitted.
Mid-week daily Green Fee - EU55
Weekends & Bank Holidays Green Fee - EU 70
9 Holes after 5pm Green Fee - EU 35
9 Holes (Weekends & Bank Holidays) after 5pm Green Fee - EU 45
x10 Green Fees (Mon - Fri) - EU 450
x10 Green Fees (Weekend's & Bank Holidays)- EU 550
x10 Green Fees for 9 Holes (Mon - Fri) after 5pm - EU 300
x10 Green Fees for 9 Holes (Weekends & Bank Holidays) after 5pm - EU 350
Daily Buggy Hire - EU 36
Daily Club Hire - EU 15
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Additional cleaning services are available at 40 Euros per hour .
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It's been almost a month since Nathanial and Annabelle rejoined HMAS Sovereign. For Annabelle it's been a journey of uncertainty; she had expected a happy reunion with George Bedford, first officer of the flagship of Her Majesty's Royal Navy, but instead he's been distant. She fears it has something to do with her newfound disability. For Nathanial, however, the journey has been uneventful since he's spent the entire time locked in the brig under the cloud of treason.
Things change abruptly when Sovereign is ordered to return to Luna, and retrieve Doctor Cyrus Grant, who has been sending increasingly confusing heliograph messages back to Earth. There is an air of uncertainty in Otterbein Base, and concern over Grant's well-being. Once again he's gone missing, turning his back on the Selenites and the British research team stationed there – leaving with creatures who are neither human nor Selenite.
A search-and-rescue mission is soon underway, taking our heroes deeper inside Luna than ever before. There they will discover the mysteries of the Drobates, and their amazing City of Light and Science. Annabelle is concerned that her uncle will no longer accept her, and Bedford is concerned that being on Luna once again will have adverse effects on his captain, but these things are the least of their worries. Grant is close to uncovering the answers to an age-old secret, but he is not the only one who seeks this knowledge. A creature stalks the dark underworld of Luna, a creature once human, and quite insane.
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The President's fiscal year (FY) 2013 budget for the Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) submitted to Congress proposes an appropriations funding level of $857 million, an increase of $106.2 million from FY 2012.
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It's funny how everyone forgets that Tevez took 7 months to score his first goal for West Ham. They look back on his time there and say what a success he was and give him sole credit for keeping them up in 2006/07, but in truth had he scored more often, they might not have been struggling with relegation in the first place.Diego Forlan took 8 months to score his first goal (and two of those months were the summer break) and everyone pissed themselves laughing at him. As usual there are different attitudes to players at United from supposed "neutrals" (read: ABUs) than there are to players ant any other team.


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I scheduled a time for them to come and hook me up... remember they ask you to be home between the hrs of 8-12 or 12-5. they called me 21/2hrs into the 1st appt and told me they had to cancel things happen
2nd time Dishnetwork employee was at the end of my driveway trying to figure out where the address is. Note: I specifically told the the operartor to have the Tech call me prior to coming, described the 550 ft long driveway, told them it was a Brand new house, there is only 2 houses prior to the next road intersection, thought Yes thought it was enoug information for them to get to... Let a lone a 4 x 4 sign right next to the entrance that a horse could read with the address on it.
A very Rude lady from Colorado was on the phone with me telling me that the driver cant find the house. I looked out and seen the driver and told the operator that he was at the end of the drive way and have him pull in.... he took off...... the Very Rude operator Bluntly said You need to go get him...." What"
Finally a 3rd appt was set.. yes third but it gets better people.... so waiting around again 12-5 the Dishnetwork Tech shows up at 445 pm.... wow.... doesnt leave the house til 830 pm..... way too long.. for two satelites and two receivers...come on..... the Tech only got one receiver to work and all channels to work... other one he gave up on.. he was having trouble setting it up... and said they would have to reschedule to come out and fix it since his support service wasnt helping him out...
it was running when he left. (one reciever).....I flew out that morning to where I work (DC) came home the following weekend and NO service....requested another Tect to come out..... waited 12-5 again... they show up 415 pm....
a different Tech showed up and had to re adjust everything and on the work order ran out of room on the paperwork of all the mess ups from the first clown.
again the TV was working (both now) for a couple of hrs. When wouldnt you know RS 0000-00836-9973 comes onto my screen.... What the /....
again I call for a service call...and they want to charge me... Itell them take the charge and .... it
This is a span of 6 weeks now... back and forth...
now the 4th visit......of a different Tech..... also... the weather DID NOT play any roll ...once again.... RS-0000-000-38347-83487comes onto my screen after 20 minutes watching...
the span of 3rd and 4th time was 30 days since I came back home
The customer Service Personnel NEED CUSTOMER RELATIONS TRAINING THAT IS MANDATORY everytime you call they give you a I.D. number... only one was worth talking to out of 20 that I dealt with... 3XO
the rest I'd Fire Immediately
so when I flew home March 14 th... and no service I had enouhg of this circus . I spoke with them and told them I would not pay any bills what so ever .... and come and get the equipment... they send boxes you pack it and you ship it.. I said fine.... send it.... its July 12th people I havent seen the boxes..... Guess what else.... I havent paid the 195.00 there requesting... nor have they sent the boxes after (yes) me calling Again for them...
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I even called the Manager in Hermon Maine and asked for him... his partner answered and I left a message with him to call me .... Did he call back... Hell no....
Thats my issue with Dishnetwork.... They Suck
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Just a poll to see how many of you did like I did and ditched the alignment dectetion spells.The only certainies in life are death, taxes, and rolling a 1 at the worst possible moment.
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Public-Private Information Sharing, or a varient of that concept, has been a part of federal government strategic plans for as long as I can remember. Every cyber security related study I know of, including the famous 1966 President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection, has made public-private information sharing a key strategy. Federal agencies and studies have made important suggestions regarding public-private information sharing part of most every major IT study. I've seen this type of information sharing work very well, but as a technologist I've also seen a need for (and urged) improvements to the model.
For example, too frequently the way government executives are forced to do public-private information sharing is through processes that flow from the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR). The FAR mandates market assessments and surveys to be done in ways that do not give one company an unfair advantage over another. This is smart of course, but results in some industrial age information gathering that is not very timely.
Federal technologists also do quite a bit of direct coordination with industry to learn and they do this under the watchful eye of procurement executives to make sure this is all above board, and this sort of coordination with industry technologists is absolutely critical to the smooth functioning of federal enterprises. The executives in DC who make trips to Silicon Valley or great hubs of innovation like Boston or Raleigh or Boulder (home of WayIn) come back with information that can help their strategic planning and this sort of public-private info exchange also helps industry know important things about government mission needs.
But too frequently government is tempted to just ask their local industry reps for info and advice on the future of technology. This is still public-private info sharing, and when budgets get tight is can be incredibly cost effective to just turn to a favored federal systems integrator that you already have on contract and ask them questions and consider this your public-private information exchange. There are many great integrators in the DC area and I know and love them but this is not optimal long term, since most integrators serving government become captured by government and talking to them is almost like talking to yourself.
There are also many non profit collegial organizations and consortia in the federal space that government frequently turns to for public-private information sharing and coordination. These include many great organizations that I volunteer time with, like the Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA), the Armed Forced Computer and Electronics Association (AFCEA), and the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA). I volunteer with these groups because I love them and strongly support the positive change they make in the world. But when government turns to these groups for their public-private information exchange it is sub-optimized. They are full of people like me, former government executives who might be easy to talk with but who might not be as up to date with the best information industry has to offer.
Some lucky few government technologists get to interact with In-Q-Tel, a collective of very savvy technology and business professionals who absolutely master the art of surveying industry for best technology. The entire government would be well served if this model were replicated for all. But for now In-Q-Tel cannot serve the entire federal space. And it also serves mostly in the new technology space, not in areas like process, procedure and lessons learned exchanges. In-Q-Tel is only part of a solution.
I always recommend to government friends that they make the most of the great resources American industry has to offer and that includes learning from locals in the DC ecosystem but should also include a program of focused interaction with others far from DC. You will make great friends doing this and the connections you make can turn into long term trust-based relationships that can help both the government and American industry advance. Time is precious to all of us, so government executives need to plan how this is done wisely, but periodic visits to the champions of industry like Oracle, Microsoft, IBM, Apple, HP, VMware, EMC, Cloudera, Cleversafe, Terracotta, AT&T and the great Venture Capital and Private Equity firms for reviews of their portfolios are critically important. I've also been so fortunate in my career to have spent time with chip makers, security firms, and even great institutions like Disney. It is all a learning experience.
Direct interaction is best for these long term trust based relationships, but when that is hard you can also meet industry online. One great place to do that is through venues like the Enterprise CIO Forum. Since this is a forum backed by CXO Media (the parent company of CIO magazine) it is a well resourced venue that includes a world class community manager (John Dodge). If you are a CTO or CIO in the federal space you probably already read CIO Magazine. Why not join the Enterprise CIO Forum to interact directly with people from outside the federal ecosystem?
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SYS-CON Events announced today that 910Telecom will exhibit at the 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Housed in the classic Denver Gas & Electric Building, 910 15th St., 910Telecom is a carrier-neutral telecom hotel located in the heart of Denver. Adjacent to CenturyLink, AT&T, and Denver Main, 910Telecom offers connectivity to all major carriers, Internet service providers, Internet backbones and ...
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Luxury, 4 Star and 5 Star Dog Friendly Hotels Scarborough
Included below are 4 star, 5 star and luxury dog friendly hotels, such as Ox Pasture Hall Hotel, in Scarborough. It is often difficult to find luxury hotels that you can take your dog, but at Britain's Finest we have the answer. These hotels welcome dogs, although many require prior arrangement. Many will make a small daily charge (usually £5-15) to cover eventual extra cleaning. Some may have restrictions about allowing dogs in public rooms. Most hotels will also be able to provide petfood if desired.
Ox Pasture Hall Hotel
Lady Ediths Drive, North Yorkshire Moors National Park, Scarborough 2.3 miles away
Dogs Permitted (charge £10 per pet)
Ox Pasture Hall Country Hotel sits in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, but is only two miles from the seaside resort of Scarborough meaning your holiday at this smart luxury boutique hotel offers both coast and countryside. Unstuffy, rather... more
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The Black Swan Hotel
Market Place, Helmsley 26.7 miles away
Dogs Permitted (£10 per dog charge applies)
The Black Swan Hotel in Helmsley is a beautiful 15th century property which offers a perfect combination of traditional charm and luxurious escapism, with its own award-winning restaurant and tearoom providing the perfect backdrop for a romantic... more
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The Feversham Arms & Verbena Spa
1/8 High Street, Helmsley 26.8 miles away
Dogs Permitted
A country-chic enchantingly romantic hotel in the picturesque market town of Helmsley. Guests go to hide away from urban hubbub, ramble the majestic moors, rejuvenate in the simply beautiful spa or ensconce themselves by the fireside lounges with... more
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Middlethorpe Hall Hotel, Restaurant & Spa
Bishopthorpe Road, York 36.8 miles away
Dogs Permitted (permitted in Cottage or Garden Suites)
Built in 1699, Middlethorpe Hall (now part of the National Trust) is an impressive William III country house close to York city and set in 20 acres of award-winning gardens and parkland alongside York Race Course. The Hall has been expertly... more
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Aldwark Manor Golf & Spa Hotel
Aldwark, Alne, York 38.7 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Wind through the pretty country lanes outside of York and find yourself on the grand approach towards Aldwark Manor, an impressive 18th century hotel set within 120 acres of never-ending parkland. Unpack your bags in your clean and modern bedroom... more
Hotel du Vin - Harrogate
Prospect Place, Harrogate 50.1 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Hotel du Vin Harrogate, a glorious conglomeration of eight Georgian-style houses, overlooks 200-acre common The Stray and is a stone's throw from the antique shops, tea emporiums and designer boutiques that make this Yorkshire town so popular. The... more
Forest Pines Hotel & Golf Resort
Ermine Street, Broughton, Brigg 50.2 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Set within the pretty Lincolnshire countryside, Forest Pines Hotel and Golf resort makes for a serene spot for those wanting either a leisure break or a business bolthole. Close to stately homes, castles and abbeys, culture seekers will have plenty... more
Swinton Park
Masham, Ripon 51.6 miles away
Dogs Permitted (not in public rooms. £25 per night charge applies)
Swinton Park is an exclusive 31 bedroom luxury castle hotel in the Yorkshire Dales, with fine dining, cookery school, spa and extensive grounds. Set on the 20,000 acre Swinton Estate, a stay at Swinton Park can be as relaxing or adventurous as you... more
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The Redworth Hall Hotel
Redworth, Newton Aycliffe 54.4 miles away
Dogs Permitted (Our doors are open to your furry friends for just £15 per dog per stay.)
Dating back to 1693, the four-star Redworth Hall Hotel is a Jacobean-style manor house hotel with many original features, 143 spacious bedrooms, beauty rooms and a hair salon. Set in 150 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds and woodland it's... more
Headlam Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf
Headlam, Nr Gainford, Darlington 56.8 miles away
Dogs Permitted (permitted in Mews bedrooms only)
Headlam Hall Country House Hotel stands in beautiful walled gardens with its own luxury spa and golf course. Offering rural peace and seclusion combined with accessibility to the regions main towns, cities and transport links. A blend of old world... more
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The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa
Bolton Abbey, Skipton 63.8 miles away
Dogs Permitted (Not permitted in restaurant or Brasserie. £10.00 per dog per night)
This impressive 4-star country house hotel has an award-winning restaurant, brasserie, spa, gym, indoor pool and 30,000 acres of land to explore on the Bolton Abbey Estate owned by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. The property also has an outdoor... more
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Holdsworth House Hotel
Holdsworth, Halifax 69.6 miles away
Dogs Permitted (Dogs are permitted by prior arrangement)
Holdsworth House is a grand 17th century Jacobean Manor standing three miles North of Halifax in a typical West Yorkshire landscape of moors and mills. It provides a haven of peace and quality in an age when it is too often forgot. Each bedroom has a... more
Tankersley Manor
Church Lane, Tankersley, Barnsley 70.0 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Built around a former 17th century residence close to the gorgeous Peak District and Yorkshire Dales, Tankersley Manor makes for a great base for exploring the Trans Pennine Trail whether on foot, by bike or on horseback. Or if you like to flex the... more
Simonstone Hall
Simonstone, Hawes 72.6 miles away
Dogs Permitted (permitted in some rooms only, £12 charge applies)
Simonstone Hall hotel is set in magnificent countryside near the market town of Hawes in Upper Wensleydale. A beautifully restored Country House Hotel with spectacular views over the dale and surrounding fell. The house is privately owned and has... more
Ednam House Hotel
Bridge Street, Kelso 81.4 miles away
Dogs Permitted
The stunning Ednam House Hotel located in Kelso, enjoys a unique location on the bank of the river Tweed and oozes tradition and old world charm. Although the building has been extended through the years, the original ceillings, woodwork and... more
Losehill House Hotel & Spa
Lose Hill Lane, Edale Road, Hope, Hope Valley 83.7 miles away
Dogs Permitted (permitted in Mews Apartments)
Walkers and spa devotees will love getting away from it all at Losehill House. You really wouldn't know it was there, tucked away in the gorgeous Derbyshire Peak District until you turn a corner and find this comfortable, 23 bedroom, four-star hotel... more
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Kelham House Country Manor Hotel
Main Street, Kelham 84.1 miles away
Dogs Permitted (in selected rooms - not allowed in public areas)
Kelham House Country Manor is a family owned Hotel in the village of Kelham near Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire with easy access to the A1 and Nottingham, Southwell and Lincoln. Nestled in 9 acres of grounds Kelham House offers our guests a... more
Langley Castle
Langley on Tyne, Hexham 88.3 miles away
Dogs Permitted (permitted in CastleView standard rooms only)
The genuine 14th century Langley Castle is set in a 12 acre woodland estate with brush-mown lawns, restored to a magnificent and comfortable hotel. All guest rooms are luxuriously appointed, some Feature rooms in the main Castle have sauna, spa baths... more
The Gibbon Bridge Hotel
Green Lane, Chipping nr Preston, Forest of Bowland 91.4 miles away
Dogs Permitted (£30 charge and restrictions apply)
The Gibbon Bridge Hotel is one of Lancashire´s finest, privately owned hotels with a special atmosphere. Once experienced you will want to return again and again. Situated in the beautiful Forest of Bowland, a designated ´Area of Outstanding Natural... more
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Temple Sowerby House Hotel & Restaurant
Temple Sowerby, Penrith 92.2 miles away
Dogs Permitted (permitted in some Coach House rooms only)
Temple Sowerby House Hotel is situated in the Eden Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty between the English Lake District and the Pennines - a truly splendid spot to make your home for a few relaxing days. With just twelve individually... more
Townhouse Hotel
101 Portland Street, Manchester 92.6 miles away
Dogs Permitted
A former cotton warehouse, the imposing Townhouse Hotel sits right in the centre of Manchester, a stone's throw from the myriad boutiques, department stores, restaurants, bars, clubs and theatres of this major British city. A £3.5 million makeover... more
Shrigley Hall Hotel, Golf & Country Club
Shrigley Park, Pott Shrigley, Macclesfield 95.3 miles away
Dogs Permitted (Charge applies)
Barceló Shrigley Hall Hotel is located on the edge of The Peak District set in 262 acres of spectacular countryside estate. All guest bedrooms are beautifully furnished to a high standard including four poster bedrooms and a Suite. Leisure facilities... more
The Nottingham Belfry
Mellors Way, Off Woodhouse Way, Nottingham 95.9 miles away
Dogs Permitted
The super-modern Nottingham Belfry on the edge of the city has a cool, stylistic feel with light pouring in through its walls of glass and vibrant colours creating a warm feel. This is a popular hotel with business travellers thanks to its huge... more
Hart´s Hotel
Standard Hill, Park Row, Nottingham 96.8 miles away
Dogs Permitted (£5 per night charge applies)
Located on the ramparts of the old Nottingham Castle, Hart's Hotel is a modern boutique hotel with stunning views over the city as soon as you walk in through its doors. It's also home to Hart's Restaurant, a celebrated dining room that is situated... more
Heacham Manor Hotel
Hunstanton Road, Heacham, King's Lynn 100.8 miles away
Dogs Permitted (Dogs are very welcome at Heacham Manor in a selection of Dog Friendly Family Suites. An extra charge applies per dog. Dog Friendly Family Suites are limited and subject to availability, so please call the hotel in advance of booking.)
In tranquil surroundings, this Grade II heritage-listed 16th century house is now a charming boutique hotel with picturesque gardens, an 18 hole golf course and relaxing spa. The exquisitely furnished guest rooms are spacious, bright & airy. For that... more
Hillthwaite House Hotel
Thornbarrow Road, Windermere 101.2 miles away
Dogs Permitted (£20.00 per night charge applies)
The family-owned Hillthwaite House Hotel, set in three acres of landscaped gardens between Windermere and Bowness, is one of area's highest hotels, overlooking England's largest lake and with magnificent panoramic views over to Langdale Pikes,... more
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Applegarth Villa
College Road, Windermere 101.3 miles away
Dogs Permitted (In Harrop & Potter Suites)
Applegarth Villa & Restaurant is a rare find in the heart of Windermere Village in the English Lake District. This family owned and run hotel offers 5 star luxury accommodation over 15 individually designed bedrooms as well as new for 2016, 7 ultra... more
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Linthwaite House
Crook Road, Bowness-on-Windermere 101.4 miles away
Dogs Permitted (we welcome dogs to stay in two of our external accessed bedrooms, but regret they are not allowed in public areas or other bedrooms (£9 charge). We have a kennel which may be used, and over 14 acres of grounds to roam in.)
Linthwaite House, awarded 4 Red Stars by the AA, is one of the AA's Inspector' Choice hotels offering high quality hotel accommodation and short breaks in the Lake District. The hotel is a haven for those with distinctive tastes and who enjoy being... more
Gilpin Hotel & Lake House
Crook Road, Windermere 101.4 miles away
Dogs Permitted (2 Rooms that will accommodate dogs, at an additional charge.)
There's luxury and then there's Gilpin Hotel and Lake House, two first-class hotels among the lush waters of the Lake District, made for the discerning traveller in you. Family owned and run, Gilpin is a super stylish Georgian hotel with a list of... more
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Broadoaks Country House
Bridge Lane, Troutbeck, Windermere 101.9 miles away
Dogs Permitted (permitted in ground floor rooms only, £10 per night)
With Broadoaks you have a found a real gem and it certainly ticks all the boxes for romance, country house chic, gourmet dining and even welcoming our four-legged friends. From the moment you approach its sweeping drive, pass the manicured lawns... more
Storrs Hall Hotel
Storrs Hall Park, Windermere 102.3 miles away
Dogs Permitted (Additional cost per night)
If you're one of the many fans of the Lake District – and its famous Lake Windermere – you don't get closer to its sparkling waters than at Storrs Hall. This 30-room hotel, set in 17 acres on Windermere's picturesque shores, is all Georgian elegance... more
Rothay Manor Hotel & Fine Dining
Rothay Bridge, Ambleside 104.0 miles away
Dogs Permitted (4 rooms available for well behaved dogs, dogs not permitted in bar, lounges or restaurant.)
Ambleside has always been a great holiday destination, combining a bustling pretty town centre with great little cafes and shops, and it is surrounded by simply beautiful countryside. Pretty Rothay Manor is just a ten minute walk from the action but... more
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Rothay Garden Hotel
Broadgate, Grasmere 106.5 miles away
Dogs Permitted (£25 charge per stay)
The Rothay Garden Hotel is set in both the geographical and cultural centre of the Lake District. A veritable paradise for experienced as well as novice walkers! Overlooked by the majestic fells in the Vale of Grasmere, this delightful hotel is the... more
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The Wordsworth Hotel & Spa
Grasmere, Ambleside 106.5 miles away
Dogs Permitted (permitted in designated rooms, £20 per night charge applies)
Tucked away down a peaceful cul-de-sac, the Wordsworth Hotel is as tranquil as its surrounding waters in the vast and beautiful Lake District. Escape the daily grind and book into one of 34 boutiquey rooms and suites. For an extra dose of luxury... more
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The Park Royal
Stretton Road, Stretton, Warrington 109.0 miles away
Dogs Permitted
If you've a weakness for a spot of shopping, you couldn't be more conveniently placed than the Park Royal Hotel in Warrington, with hundreds of shops in Chester, Liverpool and Manchester on your doorstep plus the enormous Trafford Centre just down... more
Congham Hall Country House Hotel
Lynn Road, Grimston, King's Lynn 110.6 miles away
Dogs Permitted (specific rooms)
Congham Hall is an elegant Georgian manor that has retained the feel of a fine country house. Inside, log fires and fine ceramics create a warm, homely atmosphere. All 26 bedrooms are individually decorated to the very highest standards, overlooking... more
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Hambleton Hall
Hambleton, Oakham 112.6 miles away
Dogs Permitted (well behaved dogs permitted, £10 per night charge applies)
People arrive at Hambleton with good, sturdy intentions about long rambles, bird watching, shooting and other countryside activities, but most just succumb to the sheer comfort of the hotel, curling up with a book by one of the log fires. Affiliated... more
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Borrowdale Gates Hotel
Grange-in-Borrowdale, Keswick 112.7 miles away
Dogs Permitted (4 dog friendly rooms. Fee applies. Not allowed in open plan lounge, bar and dining area.)
The Borrowdale Gates Hotel is a luxury four star country house hotel, set in three acres of grounds, nestling amongst the rugged beauty of the stunning Borrowdale Valley, described by celebrated fell walker Wainwright as "the loveliest square mile in... more
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Crewe Hall
Weston Road, Crewe 115.6 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Vast marble fireplaces, chequered floors and stained glass windows – revel in the age-old glory of Crewe Hall, a grade I listed Jacobean mansion now opening its doors as a luxury hotel. These fine features and impressive history are lovingly retained... more
Strattons Hotel
4 Ash Close, Swaffham 120.9 miles away
Dogs Permitted (In specific rooms only, supplement applies)
Strattons is a small independent family run boutique hotel secluded in the historic market town of Swaffham. Award winning Green hotel & chic restaurant serving organic and locally sourced produce in an innovative and exciting modern English style.... more
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The Norfolk Mead Hotel
Church Loke, Coltishall 128.9 miles away
Dogs Permitted (£15 per night charge applies)
The Norfolk Mead Hotel,a former merchant's house, is approached via a secluded driveway leading to this lovely Georgian country house on a quiet edge of the Norfolk Broads. The first thing that strikes you is the intensely silent view down to the... more
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Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa
Wrexham Rd, Pulford, Chester 129.3 miles away
Dogs Permitted
The Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa is ideally located just a ten minute drive from Chester's historic city centre, yet a stone's throw from the border of Wales. Privately owned, this four star hotel offers 73 bedrooms all with en-suite facilities,... more
Hotel du Vin - Birmingham
Church Street, Birmingham 138.2 miles away
Dogs Permitted
In the heart of the city's business district in Church Street, the Hotel du Vin Birmingham is a former eye hospital, built in the Victorian era when they knew how to create grandiose, lavish paeans to city life. Inside, a glorious midnight black... more
Telford Hotel & Golf Resort
Great Hay Drive, Sutton Heights, Telford 141.0 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Languidly placed atop a hill in Shropshire's gently rolling landscape, Telford Hotel & Golf Resort offers the best of both worlds - wonderfully rural but within easy distance to Birmingham and all the city distractions to be had. Use this 114-room... more
Tuddenham Mill
High Street, Tuddenham, Newmarket 141.0 miles away
Dogs Permitted (at a charge of £15.00 per night)
Lying in soft white cotton bedsheets and staring up at the exposed oak beams of the double height ceiling as you listen to the trickle of the water in the near-silent rural idyll that is Tuddenham Mill, we think you won't be sorry you booked a night... more
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Chesford Grange
Kenilworth, Warwick 142.9 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Counting historic Leamington Spa and Warwick Castle as major highlights, tour the splendours of Warwickshire from Chesford Grange, a modern hotel that sits in prime location on the fringes of Kenilworth. With more than 200 fresh and contemporary... more
The Cambridge Belfry
Cambourne, Cambridge 142.9 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Want to combine the pretty pavements of Cambridge city with the beautiful surrounding rural countryside? Get the best of both worlds at The Cambridge Belfry, a contemporary lakeside hotel, set in glorious green space that's within easy reach of the... more
Hotel Felix- Cambridge
Whitehouse Lane, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge 143.5 miles away
Dogs Permitted (A supplement of £15 applies per stay and is payable upon departure)
Hotel Felix has brought 21st century style to the fore, offering contemporary design, luxurious accommodation and a refreshing new experience to staying in Cambridge. Set in tranquil grounds with mature trees, the addition of two new wings has... more
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Hotel du Vin - Cambridge
15/19 Trumpington Street, Cambridge 145.4 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Transformed into a boutique hotel from a former university building in medieval Trumpington Street, quirky Hotel du Vin Cambridge is true to the chain's ethos of underlining its properties individual characters and going with the flow of the cities... more
Hellidon Lakes Golf & Spa Hotel
Hellidon, Daventry 146.5 miles away
Dogs Permitted
Whether you are trying to lower your handicap on the 27-hole golf course or just taking a leisurely stroll around the grounds of Hellidon Lakes Golf and Spa Hotel, the utterly stunning landscaped setting is what makes this lovely spot really stand... more
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I know blue dye tests have a very bad reputation for false positive results, but I inadvertently picked up a package of them at Target last night, and I have question. Do these always end up with two lines? The instructions said the test line could be lighter, and mine is, but I don't know whether I should get hopeful and test again soon or if it's probably in evap. The test I took last night had a very faint, almost unnoticeable 2nd line, but the one from this morning with FMU has a much more noticable line. A what do you think?
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