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Bon Viveur, St Aubin, Jersey
Bon Viveur in St Aubin offers comfortable guest accommodation in a prime location on the island of Jersey, making it an ideal base for exploring the local area.
A range of well-appointed rooms is available, including single, double, family, and twin options. Each room is equipped with essential facilities to ensure a comfortable stay, with rates including a full English breakfast.
Guests can unwind in the cosy lounge or enjoy a meal in the on-site restaurant. An outdoor dining area at the front of the property provides the perfect setting for alfresco dining during the warmer months.
The surrounding area offers a wealth of attractions and activities, including:
- St Aubin’s Harbour
- Beauport Beach
- Jersey Sea Sport Centre
- St Aubin’s Fort
- Jersey Bike Hire
Town Mills, Dulverton, Somerset, Exmoor National Park
Town Mills Bed and Breakfast is nestled in the heart of the country town of Dulverton. This charming converted mill house retains many of its original features, offering guests a delightful and characterful stay.
Consistently ranked in the top 10% of businesses on TripAdvisor, Town Mills is just a two-minute walk from Dulverton town centre. Despite its central location, the bed and breakfast enjoys a peaceful setting beside the old Dulverton mill stream, which runs beneath the building.
The guest house features six light and airy rooms, each with its own individual charm. Accommodation includes a mix of double and twin rooms, providing a comfortable and welcoming stay for all visitors.
Guests can relax outside and take in the soothing sounds of the gently flowing mill stream, making Town Mills the perfect countryside retreat.
Dulverton itself is a picturesque country town with a modern twist, set within the stunning landscape of Exmoor National Park. Spanning 367 square miles, the park offers protected moorland, ancient forests, and dramatic valleys, providing a breathtaking backdrop for visitors.
The town boasts an excellent selection of contemporary shops and dining options, from fine restaurants to traditional countryside pubs serving local fare.
For those exploring the area by bike, a dedicated bicycle shed is available for guest use.