Lancrigg

Info:  Steeped in history, Lancrigg became a meeting place for the Romantic Poets and William Wordsworth wrote his prelude in the woods. There are also connections with Charles Dickens, John Franklin, Florence Nightingale and Charles Darwin.

The rambling nature of Lancrigg gives each room a unique character. The bedrooms are cosy and comfortable, their individual ambience creating an escape from the pressures and routine of everyday life. There is a total absence of traffic noise, the silence being punctuated only by the sound of nearby waterfalls and birdsong.

The Green Valley Organic Cafe & Vegetarian Restaurant at Lancrigg is now a fully certified ‘organic’ restaurant. It is open from 8.30am to 8.30pm. for breakfast, coffee, lunch, teas and evening meals. The food is freshly prepared using the finest ingredients, with an emphasis on international vegetarian cuisine. Most of the dishes have vegan alternatives. Special diets, eg gluten free, dairy free & sugar free are all available. There is an extensive selection of organic wines, beers and unusual spirits.

Lowerbrook Farm

Info:  Offering one large oak beamed suite in a 500 year old farm house, en-suite Bathroom, sitting room / breakfast room, own private entrance off outside patio area (excellent for breakfast when the sun shines). Set in lovely well kept grounds with a hornbeam lined driveway. They serve quality food using the freshest of ingredients. There is a fridge, hot drink making facilities and a T.V. in the suite. They like to think of it as a peaceful, special and homely place to stay. They can also prepare, by prior arrangement, afternoon tea, suppers, picnic packs, lunches, Sunday roasts, BBQ’s, antipasto platters & excellent vegetarian meals.

Monkton Wyld Court

Info:  They are located in the hamlet of Monkton Wyld, amidst the rolling hills of Dorset and within walking distance of the stunning Jurassic coast. Their main building is a charming, grade II listed house, built in 1848 as an early Victorian example of Gothic architecture inspired by Pugin.  Monkton Wyld Court has hosted educational courses, conferences and gatherings for adults, children and families for nearly 70 years. The food at Monkton Wyld Court is vegetarian and mainly organically grown, sourced from their own farm and kitchen garden or local suppliers wherever possible. They cater for vegan, wheat and dairy-free diets by arrangement. They also use eco-friendly and fair trade products.

Over the Rainbow

Info:  West Wales vegetarian guest house in an 18th century Georgian mansion. A haven of rural seclusion nestled amongst 18 acres of woodland and gardens. You can stay B&B or hire the venue exclusively for small group holidays, celebrations, ceremonies, residential courses and workshops. For walkers and cyclists, the Ceredigion heritage coastline & Pembrokeshire National Park can easily be explored from here. A perfect base for Dolphin spotting; relaxing on the beach, visiting NT property Llanerchaeron at the seaside town of Aberaeron; the Welsh Wildlife Centre; Cenarth Falls; Devils Bridge or the many public gardens, galleries and antique shops in this peaceful coastal county.

Penrhos

Info:  Penrhos Court has been a farm for 700 years. The 13th century Cruck hall is now an award winning organic banqueting hall, serving seasonal, local, organic food for green weddings, meetings, conferences, retreats, parties and celebrations. The 18th century Byre is home to Greencuisine, the nutritional based school of Food & Health.

Polemonium

Info:  All food organically sourced/local produce, environmentally friendly cleaning products used. All diets catered for.

Rhyd-y-Groes

Info:  They offer their guests a retreat from the stress and trials of modern life. Relax in tranquil surroundings, open countryside, stream running through, peaceful walks, Red Kites flying overhead, owls hooting in the evening and early morning, animals to entertain the kids, character stone building to enjoy your meals or relax in the restaurant gardens and take in a BBQ.

Sugar Brook Farm

Info:  Alison and John welcome you to Sugar Brook Farm Bed and Breakfast, and hope you will have a most enjoyable stay with them. The farm is set within the picturesque location of the Cheshire countryside, with excellent communications to Manchester Airport and the M6 and M56 motorway network. The proximity of these amenities does not encroach upon the peaceful setting of the farm, rather they add to the convenience of its location. Breakfast is served in their traditional dining room, and they can cater for all tastes and food requirements whether it be full English, Continental, vegetarian or any other alternative. They also have a cosy guest lounge with a roaring log fire and comfy chairs for you to relax in.

Sunnyside Organic Farm

Info:  Sunnyside Farm is a working organic farm in the Kingcombe Valley. The farm and the surrounding 600 acres of Dorset Wildlife Trust are Sites of Special Scientific Interest because of their ancient hay meadows and historic pasture. They continue to lay the hedges and farm extensively to preserve this exceptional part of the English countryside. On the farm there is a beautifully converted cow byre 'The Old Barn' which sleeps 2/4, from where the area can be explored without the use of your car.