Historic Hotels, Holiday Cottages and Accommodation in the North West

Romantic Accommodation Chester, Isle of Man,

Period properties in or near Manchester, Blackpool, Isle of Man, Chester and Liverpool with the old world charm that goes to make for an extra special holiday or romantic weekend break. Expect modern facilities and genuine architectural beauty.

Listed historic stone cottages and farmhouses abound, almost always carefully renovated retaining many original features such as roaring stone fireplaces and oak beamed ceilings. A self-catering option with a difference! Most historic property conversions have internal decoration and furniture pertaining to their period, enhancing the magic further. Many superb historic hotels make excellent wedding venues, usually set in acres of surrounding grounds which offer the perfect background for those wedding photographs!!

From Victorian B&Bs and hotels lining the Douglas promenade, to converted Cheshire barns or beautiful Ribble Valley historic cottages and inns, you'll find lots of choice of historic romantic accommodation in the North West.

Romantic North West - Manchester, Liverpool, Blackpool, and More!

The North West contains a whole host of historically themed areas. Hit the city and town centres of Liverpool, Manchester, and Chester and discover fascinating architecture. Large Victorian hotels abound in Manchester and Liverpool. Take in the many historic museums there for a superb historic romantic city break.

Roman Chester is a delight, with plenty of romantic getaway accommodation venues, or move into rural Lancashire and the Ribble Valley and discover a number of renovated hotels, once gentleman's residence or old mill owner houses.

The Isle of Man is fascinating with it's Victorian architecture, particularly the Douglas promenade which is lined with beautiful Victorian guesthouses and hotels. And what about Southport, classic Victorian architecture everywhere with unique and quirky B&Bs and Guesthouses. Morecambe, Southport and Blackpool are also full of beautiful B&Bs and guesthouses with historic significance. And check out the luxury large Victorian hotels in Blackpool. Holidays in Blackpool have a long history. It was really after 1870 that it became the working class custom to take your holidays particularly in Blackpool, but also in Morecambe but to a lesser extent. From the 1870s working class people from the cotton towns began to pour into Blackpool during holiday periods, but also for day trips and weekends. By the First World War, the number of visitors to Blackpool in high season mushroomed to approximately 4 million. It continued to grow, as did Morecambe but nearby Lytham and Southport went the snotty route and resisted working class visitors.Romantic Accommodation in Devon Romantic Accommodation in Yorkshire Romantic Accommodation in the Lake District