Nationwide
COUNTRY LIVING HOTELS
Various Locations
w: www.countrylivinghotels.com
Created by Coast & Country Hotels and the team behind Country Living, the UK’s bestselling home interest magazine, the Country Living Hotels are located in the heart of Bath and Harrogate, two of Britain’s most popular destinations. ‘Bringing the country to the city’, they offer an oasis of calm, yet are an easy walk from the centre of town, making them the perfect base from which to explore Bath and Harrogate’s many attractions, shops and restaurants.
Guests can relax in the cosy drawing rooms and libraries, and, on summer days, take a drink out to the terrace and the pretty, secluded gardens. For those who wish to travel a little further afield, it’s an easy drive or bus trip from both locations to some of the UK’s most picturesque scenery and countryside.
The hotels are in handsome period buildings with classic high ceilings and fine original features. Every interior design detail, from the front door and chic bar to the elegant restaurant and welcoming bedrooms, has been carefully considered to create an atmosphere that blends country charm with modern luxury. The restaurant menu offers seasonal dishes created by talented chefs using the freshest ingredients, inspired by artisan producers who have been featured in the magazine.
We have a huge selection of breaks away, from 2 and 3 night weekend breaks, to 4 and 7 night midweek breaks available in both hotels. Every detail has been carefully considered - all rooms have a Hypnos bed, en-suite bathroom or shower room, tea & coffee making facilities, TV and hairdryer. Upgrades are available to also include Tassimo coffee machine, a rain shower, deluxe toiletries and large SMART TV.
Whilst staying at The Country Living St George Hotel, Harrogate why not visit Bettys Café Tea Rooms, Birnham Rocks, Royal Hall Theatre and Knaresborough Castle.
Whilst staying at The Country Living Lansdown Grove Hotel, Bath why not visit No1 Royal Crescent, The Roman Baths, Prior Park Landscape Garden, Holborne Museum and Bath Abbey.
