Advantages: A warming, pleasant atmosphere with spotless rooms and good service Disadvantages: Decor not particularly modern
I currently live in Stourport on Severn in the heart of Worcestershire and recently had some distant relatives come to visit for the weekend and we needed somewhere for them to stay as our house just wasn?t big enough to accommodate the whole family. In the end we decided to book a couple of rooms at the Oakleigh GuestHouse as I had heard good reviews on the place from friends.
~Location~
Oakleigh GuestHouse is situated right in the heart of Stourport on Severn town centre so is in a perfect location to access all the local amenities. However it is situated far enough away from the main High Street so that you don?t get the noise from the pubs on a Friday and Saturday Night.
The guesthouse is situated on York Street in Stourport on Severn and is situated right next to the canal lock and overlooks the basin and river which ...
Fathers Guesthouse has the perfect location on a small hill overlooking the tiny town of Tanah Rata in the Cameron highlands. Situated outside the town, but only a 3 minute walk into it, it has fantastic views and is tranquil but still has access to any activities the town has to offer.
If you call the owners in advance letting them known when you will arrive then they will collect you from the town and save the walk up the hill with heavy bags. They also tend to be one of the touts who wander the bus drop off area and so if you arrive by bus then there is almost always someone there who you can ask to get a lift up the hill.
Driving up towards the guesthouse the first thing that is obvious is that this is a beautiful area. The views from the top go right across the town and amongst the rolling hills of the area. The Cameron highlands ...
Advantages: This was a very good hotel in it's day Disadvantages: Burnt down in 1999
wished to explore the area by car. Hotel guests could wander by foot into the shopping areas of town or take the antique cliff side funicular lift down to the beach. Although a rather expensive hotel, The GardenHouse was ever popular.
The GardenHouse hotel was open to non residents and had a small night-club/music bar in the basement. As a (slightly) wild teenager in the 70's, my friends and I would go to the GardenHouse cellar bar and consider ourselves very sophisticated as we sang along to live rock or folk groups and sipped our beers from the bottle.....times have changed, I'm now a tee total grandmother to three!!
As I matured and my tastes became more refined, my ex husband and I used to visit the GardenHouse Hotel for dinner regularly. A finely decorated dining room served wonderful food and the staff were well trained ...
