Self-Drive Holidays

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Vegetarian Meals
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Menu
• Iron at Reception
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Located on the south-east coast of Devon, Exmouth is a picturesque port town and seaside resort boasting two miles of golden sands, dramatic cliffs and a myriad of fascinating attractions. There is a vibrant selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants offering locally sourced fish to choose from, and avid walkers and history lovers will enjoy being at the gateway to the Jurassic Coast. Other nearby attractions include the Exe Estuary Trail, World of Country Life, National Trust’s Buckland Abbey and Bicton Park Gardens. Exeter is also easily accessible, where visitors can admire the Gothic cathedral, hit the shops on Gandy Street, or head south to the fortified manor house of Powderham Castle.

• 3 Star
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Free WiFi (Public Areas)
• Dogs Allowed on Request

The ever-popular seaside resort of St. Ives is a haven for artists, holidaymakers and anyone who appreciates just how breathtaking England’s coast can be. Boasting gorgeous sandy beaches and with the South West Coastal Path passing through, visitors can enjoy the very best of this coastal town. Other highlights to discover include the Tate St. Ives, the fascinating Barbara Hepworth Museum – which lovingly preserves the sculptor’s studio and gardens – an array of wonderfully enticing boutique and independent shops, and plenty of traditional seaside amusements. Travelling a little further, enjoy a trip to the Isles of Scilly; this tropical paradise is a fantastic day out, with sandy beaches and exotic vegetation.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Vegetarian Meals On Request
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Meals on Request
• Iron at Reception
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Lynton is a small, charming town in an idyllic location on North Devon’s Exmoor Coast, providing the perfect surroundings for a relaxing and restful break away from it all. Lynton holidays are best known for the amazing water-powered cliff railway, which links Lynton with the village of Lynmouth below. Guests can ride between the two destinations via this funicular system and take in the key highlights of both of these unique twin locations. North Devon is a haven of peace and tranquillity, combining ancient woodland, stunning open moorland and breathtaking coastlines. Boat trips depart regularly from Lynmouth Quay allowing you to discover hidden coves, and there are beautiful National Trust properties to explore along the coast, including Watersmeet and the ancient Dunster Castle. Rail enthusiasts can journey back in time on the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway, which travels through spectacular countryside, and nearby Exmoor National Park is perfect for walking and cycling; this wild landscape of dark moorland has more than 1000km of paths to enjoy.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Vegetarian Meals
• Indoor Swimming Pool
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Free WiFi (Public Areas)
• Gluten Free Menu
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Set in an idyllic location on the North Wales coastline, Llandudno has been a popular seaside resort for centuries. With an abundance of shops, restaurants and must-see attractions within close proximity of each other, it’s the perfect choice for a Welsh escape. Lined with traditional amusements and delightful cafés, Llandudno’s Grade II listed pier is the longest in Wales and a must-see for any visit. One of the town’s most-famous attractions is the Great Orme; travel to the top by cable car, the Great Orme Tramway, or by foot if you are feeling active, and enjoy spectacular views over the coastline and even over to Snowdonia National Park. Snowdonia National Park is just a 40-minute drive from Llandudno – ideal if you’re looking to hike Mount Snowdon, enjoy the journey by train on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, or discover the surrounding villages such as picturesque Betws-y-coed. Other ever-popular nearby attractions include historic Conwy Castle, the beautiful Isle of Anglesey and National Trust’s Bodnant Garden.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Shower or Bath
• Telephone
• Free Wifi
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Known as one of the prettiest seaside towns in Wales, Tenby is a Victorian resort steeped in ancient history and surrounded by an imposing medieval stone wall. This small yet charming town boasts shops specialising in locally produced items, beautiful beaches, and many attractions including St Mary’s Church, St David's Cathedral, Carew Castle and Tenby Museum and Art Gallery. The colourful harbour is postcard worthy, and from here, visitors can enjoy a boat excursion to Caldey Island. Walking trails are also in abundance, with the Pembrokeshire Coast Path a firm favourite, or you can head further afield to the National Botanical Gardens of Wales and discover 400 acres of woodland, waterfalls and landscaped displays.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Telephone
• Shower or Bath
• Free Wifi
• Laundry Service
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Towered over by Ben Wyvis – the quintessential Scottish backdrop – Strathpeffer is a pretty Victorian town surrounded by hills, and visitors can still enjoy the mineral rich spa water to this day, either from the village Pump Room or at a pavilion. This charming yet quiet destination boasts stunning natural scenery, with incredible mountains and scenic glens in every direction – popular with walkers. The town offers plenty of independent shops and cafés, as well as great restaurants, bars and traditional pubs. There are some world-famous attractions within easy reach, including Loch Ness, Inverness, the Cairngorms and Glen Ord Distillery.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Guest Lounge
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Shower or Bath
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Menu
• Iron at Reception
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

Portpatrick is a picturesque harbour town set on Galloway’s rugged coast – a tranquil and unspoiled corner of southern Scotland. From sightseeing and shopping to relaxing boat cruises, there is a wealth of things to do here; the local area is also a haven for lovers of sports and the outdoors, with its own nine-hole golf course. A truly picturesque backdrop, visitors can admire the pastel-coloured houses set around the bay, before sampling the finest seafood at one of the many restaurants, bars and cafés. Other highlights within close proximity include Galloway Forest Park, Stranraer, Logan Botanic Garden and Killantringan Lighthouse.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Safe Box
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Vegetarian Meals
• Indoor Swimming Pool
• Lift
• Disabled Rooms Available
• Wheelchair Access
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Bus Stop Nearby
• Telephone
• Free Wifi
• Gluten Free Menu
• Iron or Trouser Press
• Sauna or Steam Room
• Gym
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request

One of Scotland’s most beautiful and vibrant destinations to visit, Pitlochry caters for visitors all year round. Nestled at the foot of the Cairngorms among majestic pine forests, with superb loch scenery to be enjoyed across the nearby countryside, there are plenty of gentle walking trails and challenging hikes to be enjoyed. Other highlights include magnificent Blair Castle, the breathtaking vistas at Ben Vrackie – also known as Queen’s View – and Edradour Distillery, believed to be the smallest distillery in Scotland, where you can sample some of the finest local tipples. Golf, fishing and cycling are also popular activities for the area, with many eateries and traditional Scottish pubs to choose from to refuel at the end of the day.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Telephone
• Free WiFi (Public Areas)
• Dogs Allowed on Request
• Wheelchair Access at Rear of Hotel
• Shower or Bath

Recognised as one of the top ten beach destinations in Europe – and there’s good reason why – Weymouth boasts Blue Flag winning golden sands and a mesmerising harbour. Not only is Weymouth rich in natural beauty, there are many attractions to suit all interests. A visit to the Nothe Fort and Sandsfoot Castle is a must for history lovers, and you’ll find classic seaside delights along the promenade. Feel like getting your walking boots on? The Jurassic Coast is home to many fantastic walking trails, and you’ll be rewarded with awe-inspiring views and abundant wildlife. After a long day exploring the best of Weymouth, be sure to sample local fresh seafood in one of the many award-winning restaurants.

• 3 Star
• TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
• Hairdryer
• Safe Box
• Fridge Available for Medical Requirements
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Lift
• Wheelchair Access
• Ground Floor Rooms on Request
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available
• Bus Stop Nearby
• Telephone
• Vegetarian Meals On Request
• Free WiFi (Public Areas)
• Gluten Free Meals on Request
• Lactose or Dairy Free Menu
• Vegan Menu
• Dogs Allowed on Request
• Shower or Bath

The picturesque town of Windermere is a joy to stroll around, with streets lined with independent shops, bustling cafés, stylish restaurants and traditional pubs. Popular local attractions include The World of Beatrix Potter, Holehird Gardens, and Brockhole on Windermere. For a truly relaxing experience, uncover the sights by lake cruise and soak up the beauty of this spectacular destination from a different perspective. Lake Windermere itself is truly breathtaking, and a popular choice for holidaymakers who want to enjoy birdwatching, boating and fishing. With a number of walking and hiking trails to choose from, iconic natural features such as Scafell Pike, Helvellyn and Ullswater are within close proximity. Be sure to also explore Keswick, Grasmere and Kendal – home to the famous mint cake – all of which are within driving distance of Windermere.