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“Wonderful place to stay”

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5 of 5 stars
ParkCityutah
Park City
Oct 3, 2009

Although considerably older than most who carry a backpack, we spent 2 night here and started a walk through parts of Wales from Blaenavon, ending up by renting a narrowboat and taking it up and back...more

“meticulous attention to detail”

Oakfield B&B

5 of 5 stars
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brownhills
Sep 29, 2009

We had a lovely welcome from Paul. The rooms and en-suite were beautiful and everything looked brand new throughout whole property. The decor was sympatheically mached and added to the ambience,...more

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