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Five hotels for mini-moons
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Langar Hall
Langar, Nottinghamshire
Newforge House
Magheralin, Co. Armagh
There is a happy sense of continuity at this classic Georgian country house, where sixth-generation owners Louise and John Mathers have been welcoming guests since 2005.
Burgh Island Hotel
Bigbury-On-Sea, Devon
You can dine in style in the Grand Ballroom or hunker down in the cosy old Pilchard inn at this extraordinary Art Deco hotel on a tidal island just a sea tractor ride from the 21st century.
Cliveden House
Taplow, Berkshire
Redolent of its sometimes racy past, this veritable palazzo, designed by Sir Charles Barry in 1850 for the Duke of Sutherland, sits in National Trust pleasure grounds above the Thames.
The Old Railway Station
Petworth, Sussex
One of Britain's prettiest disused stations is today an excellent B&B, with bedrooms in the station building and restored Pullman coaches, cream teas served in the waiting room or on the platform, while breakfast is truly first class.
We've all heard of a honeymoon, but mini-moons straight after your wedding to give you more time to plan the ultimate getaway are what it's all about in 2017. Here are five of the Good Hotel Guide's recommended hotels for mini-moons from their collection of romantic hotels…
