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Unusual and Unique places to stay in Britain

How to summarise what is on offer from these unique accommodation choices? It may be easiest to say what they are most certainly not: identikit, lookalike, predictable, unimaginative and forgettable. The clue of course is the word unique.
Browse these pages and you’ll find places ranging from absolutely up-to-the-minute to those with a millennium of history behind them; from huge sprawling stately homes on great estates to tiny little barns on working farms; places on land or on the water; cottages that once served village trades and rooms in buildings that still serve our universities; pieds-a-terre in city centres, and getaways in remote rural corners.
Days off are precious, and breaks should stick in the memory. In 20 years time it would be nice for your children to remind you of that time you spent at... and then they may even finally remember to say thanks for taking them! The structure in which you actually stay is not of course everything, but if it fires the imagination, or makes you smile, or feel instantly away from the 9-to-5, then it’s a good start.
We think just browsing these pages will give you some great ideas, and staying at the places they reveal give you some great times.

Greater Manchester
Scotland:
Glasgow
Wales:
South Wales
England:
Dorset
Scotland:
Perthshire
Isle of Mull
Argyll
England:
Cambridgeshire
Surrey
Norfolk
Northern Ireland:
County Fermanagh
Offshore:
Isles of Scilly
Wales:
West Wales
England:
Nottinghamshire
Isle of Wight
East Yorkshire
Scotland:
Lanarkshire
England:
Lincolnshire
Oxfordshire
Scotland:
Angus and Dundee
England:
Hertfordshire
Northern Ireland:
County Londonderry
England:
Tyne and Wear
Northern Ireland:
Belfast
England:
Staffordshire
Herefordshire
Lancashire
Scotland:
Dumfries and Galloway
Wales:
Anglesey
England:
South Yorkshire
Scotland:
Isle of Skye
Northern Ireland:
County Down
Scotland:
Stirlingshire
Northern Ireland:
County Tyrone

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