Acklams 2025 UK D2D Brochure - Flipbook - Page 10
THE NORTH WEST
Rails and Sails in the Lakes
Newby Bridge Hotel, Ulverston
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A superb 4-star hotel set in lovely, landscaped
grounds, Newby Bridge Hotel is a relaxing and
welcoming place to visit. The hotel and restaurant
have recently been refurbished with even more
high-quality accommodation. Meals are served in
the newly refurbished restaurant and a relaxing
drink can be enjoyed in the bar. There is no lift at
the hotel. All the bedrooms have TV, tea/coffee
facilities, hairdryer, telephone, Wi-Fi
Synonymous with mountains, lakeside
scenery and a particularly a
mischievous rabbit with a nose for
adventure, the Lake District is one of
the best-loved regions in Britain.
Spectacular at any time of year, the
views across the waters are something
to behold, and with a cruise on Lake
Windermere and a journey on the
Ullswater Way, let the scenery unfold
around you and take your breath
away. Enjoy more stunning views
mixed with the majesty of power as
you board the heritage railway from
Lakeside to Haverthwaite and
continue your nostalgic journey to
find yourself at the heart of the
inspiration for Beatrix Potter9s
enchanting animal tales and avoid Mr
McGregor9s tempting garden (and his
ire!) with an afternoon tea here.
Monday 30 June 2025
5 days | 4 nights £719
Single room supplement (ltd) £Nil
INCLUSIONS
4 Door to door pick up service
4 Elite coach travel
4 4 nights9 dinner, bed and
breakfast
4 Cruise on Windermere
4 Train ride, Lakeside to
Haverthwaite
4 Cruise on Ullswater steamer
4 Entry to Beatrix Potter
Experience and afternoon tea
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Charming Cheshire
and the Wirral Peninsula
Cheshire has so many places of
interest it is hard to know where to
start. A visit to historic city of Chester
before a relaxing cruise along the river
Dee. By contrast, after a tour of the
Peak District, we take a boat trip on
the Anderton Boat Lift a Victorian
masterpiece of electrical engineering.
Rounding off this all too brief visit to
Cheshire, we have a guided visit to
Port Sunlight Museum and Garden
Village, created in 1888 by William
Hesketh Lever for his Sunlight Soap
factory workers, before a visit to the
wonderful Ness Botanic Gardens with
over 64 acres of stunning gardens to
explore.
The Queen Hotel, Chester
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5 days | 4 nights £669
Single room supplement (ltd) £Nil
INCLUSIONS
4 Door to door pick up service
4 Elite coach travel
4 4 nights9 dinner, bed and
breakfast
4 30-minute ride on glass-covered
boat on the Anderton Boat Lift
4 A boat trip on River Dee
4 Entry to Port Sunlight with stepon guide
4 Entrance to Ness Botanic
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The magnificent Italianate building was said to be
the first skyscraper of its time and since opening in
1860 has had a host of famous guests. A tenminute walk from the city centre, it is perfectly
placed to discover the Roman history, take
advantage of the excellent shopping, or visit any of
Chester's many attractions. The hotel has a
restaurant and cocktail lounge. All the rooms are en-suite with tea/coffee
facilities, TV and Wi-Fi. The hotel has a lift.
Sunday 13 July 2025
Gardens
4 A visit to Market town of
Nantwich
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For bookings telephone 01482 475212
