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Knaresborough Romantic Hotels

What makes a romantic hotel? Many Best Loved Hotels are romantic for different reasons depending on your outlook. You may have fallen in love with that cosy retreat with the plush sofas and long melodramatic views of the gorse covered highlands. The city boutique hotel may be more your idea of romance with its elegant rooms, discreet service and lavish spa facilities. Whatever your requirements, you can be sure that you will find a Best Loved Knaresborough Hotel to match.

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Key to Hotels: The colour of the rosette is a rough guide to the price of a twin or double room:

from £196/€320

Goldsborough Hall

Knaresborough, Yorkshire, UK

One of Yorkshire's finest stately manors, full of opulence and a rich history

Call 0845 012 1819

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Luxurious Winter 2 For 1 Near London 1,065 acres of tranquil parkland & up-to-the-minute spa facilities make Luton Hoo the perfect place to recharge. 2 nights for the price of 1 when you take dinner in the restaurant.

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Eastbourne Grand Luxury from £108.50 pppn Escape to England's southern coast for a decadent winter break inclusive of a 3-course dinner in the award-winning restaurant, breakfast and full use of the health club.

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