Where for a romantic weekend in the UK?

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Just that. But not London, Brighton, Bristol, Exeter, Oxford or Cambridge 😬

Preferably within 3 hours of the midlands with interesting some things to see.

Asking here because MN is so good for holiday suggestions!

Manchester
Liverpool
Bath
Lincoln

All places that you could have a romantic break with nice food, good hotel etc.

Chester? York?

Harrogate
Lake District
Peak District
Bakewell/ Derbyshire
York
Durham

Bath, York, Chester , Liverpool, Cheltenham , Harrogate

Peak District. Beautiful.

Bakewell. I got married there (as my username gives away) and it's so idyllic and beautiful.

Chester. Beautiful city, walk the walls, walk by the river and through the park. Loads of cafes and bars.

York is so beautiful. Just like Edinburgh.

Lake District.Dh and I had our first weekend away together was the Lake District 😉

we’ve loved Bath, York, Harrogate and Buxton (next to Bakewell too).

Bake well
nice walks. Chatsworth

Cotswolds

York is gorgeous or is Cumbria too far away little cosy pubs and what not.

Bath, the Cotswolds. Def the Lake District but it is probably more than three hours.

We stayed at the cavendish for our anniversary but the Devonshire is nice too.

Stratford upon Avon is lovely.

Edinburgh is a lovely city for exploring. Possibly only three hours by rail.
Harrogate
Bath

Definitely The Cotswolds.

Lavenham (Suffolk)
Hunstanton/Wells next the Sea (Norfolk)
Cambridge
Stratford upon Avon

St Donats, Wales.

We have stayed a number of times at Hide. They have a shepherd hut, cabans (with good shower facilities) and a cabin. We spend our days walking the welsh coastal path, stopping off at pubs along the way. Even in winter the accommodation is cosy because you have a wood burner. They also have a masseuse that visits should you wish. No kids are allowed. Bliss.

www.hide.wales/

oooh, please check out the Tawny Hotel. It’s amazing, the most romantic place.

The Tawny

Lake District! So many gorgeous and romantic places to eat and drink, lovely hotels, nice day trips, walks/swimming if that’s your thing, ice cream, log fires, and the most spectacular scenery. A real change of pace if you’re a town dweller.

How about Hampshire - somewhere like Lymington? You've also got the New Forest on your doorstep. We used to take our caravan to the NF and I absolutely loved it.

Chester. Just voted most attractive city in the world apparently. Not sure about that but it does have the worlds best B and B according to trip advisor. And plenty to do and see. Great eating too. If you can't get in the B and B try the McDonald hotel. Or the Grosvenor lol. Love the Opera house for dinner. Book a roof top table.