theholidaylet.com uses cookies to improve your browsing experience. This includes the use of third party cookies. For more information or for help with changing your settings read our cookie policy. By continuing to use this site without changing your settings we'll assume that you accept the use of cookies. Cookie Policy. We have also updated our Privacy Policy.
Villa Paradiso is an historic complex (XV cent.) inside of which the careful recovery of the annexed courtyard has transformed the old rural courtyard into a splendid Relais composed of 15 large and beautiful apartments. Golf, pool and SPA are just a whisper away... the peace too.,
A former Cognac Estate nestled in a beautiful valley on the Charente / Dordogne border. Twenty four thoughtfully renovated stone cottages offering golf, tennis, swimming pools, bar, restaurant and more. A bike ride to one of the prettiest villages in France with market square, river beach, cafes etc
Windmill cottages are close to the coast, within walking distance of charming local facilities, attractions and activities. Overlooking the sea with country views around, pet friendly with idilic walks and scenery, the perfect base to explore this unspoilt, mostly unseen part of Wales.
Only 5 minutes walk from the Rodney Bay Marina, with its shops, cafes, banks and restaurants, Blue Skies has one and two bed, beautifully furnished apartments with comfortable living areas, high speed Wireless Internet, Digital Cable Tv, Dvd & Ipod Docking Station. Separate dining area & patios.
Thalassa Beach Resort is set in the beautiful conservation area of Bafra, at the foot of the Karpas peninsula in Northern Cyprus. This region is acknowledged for its unspoilt beauty with glorious sandy beaches, clean Mediterranean waters, ruggedly spectacular coastline and mountain backdrop.
Now newly refurbished, Seaview Holidays offers a wide variety of self-catering accommodation on the Isle of Wight, from holiday cottages just moments from the beach, to premier holiday accommodation in a secluded location.
