luxary holiday cottage

dooj

i am looking for a holiday cottage somewhere is south yorkshire or derbyshire for a long weekend or mid week break mid to end of july. I am wanting something a bit posh with a pool if possible or a hot tub. It has to sleep a minimum of 12 people with plenty space. Anyone got any reccomendations or any websites i could have a look at? All help would be useful

pboae

I'm not sure this link will work but we stayed here
http://www.hoseasons.co.uk/UKPark.aspx?AccommodationCode=LP1238&Search=FindPark

If not try searching for Riverside Lodges (*not* Riverside Caravan Park).

They are all close together and most (all?) have hot tubs. We had Cathedral, Hornblower and Riverside for a group of 12.

The hot tubs go cool quite quickly at night, so when one started to get cold, we'd cover it up and move on to the next lodge, until that one went cold, etc etc. We had a great holiday there.

hamsterholly

We have just come back from a break here

http://www.hoseasons.co.uk/UKPark.aspx?AccommodationCode=LP3132&Search=FindPark

which is in Derbyshire. The lodges sleep 4 though but the lodge we stayed in ( Woodland View Exec ) was very luxurious !!! Hot tub was great and didnt go cold as they should stay at a constant temperature. Nice quiet park with lots to do in the surrounding area

Incapuppy

If you wanted to stretch geographically to North Yorkshire, a lass on another forum that I use raves about these cottages:

http://www.brimham.co.uk/

shawsholidays

Hi,

If u like to book holiday cottages online, you just refer www.shawsholidays.com. This is the best site to book accommodation online in wales. The cost of accommodation is also very cheap. I had a nice experience there.Hope you will get satisfy your needs.

Incapuppy

shawsholidays wrote: »

Hi,

If u like to book holiday cottages online, you just refer www.shawsholidays.com. This is the best site to book accommodation online in wales. The cost of accommodation is also very cheap. I had a nice experience there.Hope you will get satisfy your needs.

Is this your own company? If so, you are breaking the forum rules.

Also, the last time I looked, Wales wasn't anywhere near Yorkshire or Derbyshire.