Romantic Weekend Breaks

If you have happened to glance ahead to February in your 2008 calendar, you will find that Valentine’s Day falls on Thursday this year. Only one day away from the weekend! A romantic weekend getaway would be a great way to delight your Valentine on this lovers’ holiday. Whether you are looking for a romantic reprieve from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, or just a sexy, intimate escape, there are options for all moods. And, you could even take a long weekend and start right on Valentine’s Day.

It is quite easy to find a romantic getaway in the United Kingdom. The castles and estates offer lovely milieus for your excursions.

Try lodging at the Isle of Eriska, a small but quaint castle-like home. With only 16 rooms, you and your honey can get away without having to deal with the congestion that comes from large accommodations with a lot of other people. You could choose Eriska’s private cottage or a spa suite that permits you a private soak with your lover after hours.

If you want a magnificent view of Lake Windermere, try Bay House Lakeview Guest House. Offering a cosy stay for you and your Valentine, it is within walking distance into town where you will find an assortment of bars and restaurants. Or, if staying in is what you would rather do, that is an option too!

Curl up in front of the fireplace in a stylish Queensbury room. Modern and chic, all rooms are equipped with flat screen televisions. If you have never been to Bath, you must take at least one night out of your romantic weekend away to site see. Whether you choose to peruse the fascinating museums, stroll, hand and hand down the street taking in the Georgian architecture, or dine at one of the many cafes or restaurants, you will not regret an evening out on the town.

The last recommendation is a bit pricy, but, according to the reviews, it is well worth the extra monetary expense. The Bath Priory Hotel is an elegant accommodation, equipped with spa services to add to your romantic weekend. Some services are included in the price of your hotel stay. Others, such as a massage or facial, can be purchased at an additional expense. Each room is named after a flower and no two rooms are adorned the same, offering individualised lodgings for your staying pleasure.