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10 Quirky Places in the UK You Have to Stay At
Published 16th March 2015
Make your next trip away extraordinary and memorable. We have a superb collection of unusual places to stay in the UK. From a cottage on the Isle of Skye with a striking retro interior, some magical treehouses in beautiful Welsh woodland, to a lighthouse converted in to a boutique B&B near Beachy Head in East Sussex.
Living Room Treehouses
Machynlleth - Wales
Sleeps 5
Experience a magical treetop adventure in the lush Welsh valleys, with these off-the-grid treehouses cwtched high up in the canopies…
Hex Cottage
Yoxford - Suffolk
Sleeps 2
A romantic, off grid fairy tale cottage in the secluded Suffolk countryside, where candlelight and log fires await.
Twee Gebroeders
Wickham Market - Suffolk
Sleeps 4-6
A uniquely restored Dutch sailing barge moored on the tranquil River Orwell in Suffolk.
Shaldon Beach Huts
Shaldon - Devon
Sleeps 4
Stunning luxury waterfront huts on the South Devon coast in a wonderfully idyllic village location. Shaldon Beach Huts are the ultimate quirky getaway
The Green House
Ettrickbridge - Scottish Borders
Sleeps 6
Chic and unique, this contemporary eco retreat is ideally set for a fabulous Scottish Borders’ getaway
Seabank
Selsey - West Sussex
Sleeps 8
Enjoy First Class accommodation at Seabank; a gorgeous beachfront villa built around two lovingly restored railway carriages. A great quirky find!
Roulotte Retreat
Melrose - Scottish Borders
Sleeps 2-4
A collection of beautiful Gypsy caravans, each blessed with their own unique beauty and charm, and an alluring cottage, complete with its own Romany caravan
Number One Carbost
Isle of Skye - Scotland
Sleeps 4
Experience the unforgettable beauty of the Isle of Skye from this retro 50’s cottage which is a real one of a kind.
Belle Tout Lighthouse
Beachy Head - East Sussex
Sleeps 12
Lighthouse converted in to a charming and unique B&B, slap bang on the South Downs Way, complete with panoramic views of the English Channel, the Seven Sisters and Beachy Head.
