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Tuesday, July 08, 2014

WEIRD WEEKEND 2014 ACCOMMODATION LIST (Many thanks to Suzi Marsh)


Weird Weekend 2014 Accommodation List

Hotels, Inns and B&Bs

The Anchor Inn
Probably the best bet for accommodation. Pretty much next door to the venue with doubles from £45 a night and a 3 nights for 2 offer on at the moment. Comfy rooms in a traditional pub.
Distance from venue: 2 minute walk

2 Harton Manor
Another guesthouse close to the venue. B&B from £40 pppn.
Distance from venue: 5 minute walk down the road.

Hartland House Spa & Cottages
Posh spa hotel with lots of facilities including swimming pool and jacuzzi. Variety of rooms and self catering cottages available to hire sleeping from 2 to 15 people.
Distance from venue: 1.5 miles (about half an hour's walk)

Coastguard Cottages
B&B close to the coast with doubles from £65
Distance from venue: 1.8 miles

Hartland Quay Hotel
Nice pub with basic rooms from about £50 pppn.
Distance from venue: 2.7 miles
Blegberry B&B
Lovely B&B close to the beach with rooms from £75 a night.
Distance from venue: 2.8 miles

Self catering

Pattard Cottages
A selection of cottages in a rural location an easy walk from the village.
Distance from venue: 0.6 miles

Mettaford Holiday Cottages and Hartland Camping Barn
A great budget option with basic accommodation for up to 15 people. Can be booked individually or as a group. Shared access to pool and sauna. Also 8 self-catering cottages.
Distance from venue: 1.2 miles

Cheristow Farm Cottages
Upmarket cottages with spa and sauna access close to the South West Coast Path.
Distance from venue: 1.7 miles

Camping and Caravans

Hartland Caravan Holidays
Static caravans sleeping 6 from £50 a night.
Distance from venue: 2 minute walk

Hartland Caravan and Camping Park
Campsite suitable for tents and caravans with hot showers and pitches from £6.50 per adult per night.
Distance from venue: 2 minute walk

Loveland Farm Pod
Posh camping in a geodome for six people in a rural location.
Distance from venue: 1.5 miles

Stoke Barton Farm and Campsite
Campsite with tent and caravan pitches on a working farm close to the coast. Pitches from £7 per person per night.

Distance from site: 1.8 miles

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