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Kent:
The Glorious Garden of England
Sunday 4th to Thursday 8th May 2003 |
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Accomodation |
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| The Burlington Hotel is ideally
situated in the heart of Folkestone, standing in its own
garden and adjacent to the famous Leas Promenade, which
has panoramic sea views across the English Channel. The
3-star hotel, which was built in the 1880's, has recently
been lovingly restored and refurbished by the owners with
exquisit attention to detail. The hotel facilities include
a restaurant with a beautiful rosewood floor and comfortable
bars and lounges, where we have two evenings of musical
entertainment. All bedrooms have been individually designed
and decorated with private bathroom, colour television,
telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, plus hairdyer
and trouser press, there is, of course, a lift to all
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Burlington Hotel |
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Excursions |
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| We have some delightful excursions
in store for you. One of the highlights of the holiday
is a day excursion to France. We travel by coach and ferry,
and take beautiful scenic drive along the french coastline
with a relaxing stop for lunch. We shall also explore
the charming Kentish countryside and some of the prettiest
villages in Kent: the 'Darling Buds of May' villages with
oast houses, windmills, apple trees and beautiful old
timbered houses whose gardens are filled with old fashioned
scented flowers. We shall also be visiting a vineyard
with a chance to sample the wines, and taking in the fresh
sea air on a tour of the scenic White Cliffs coastline.
A light lunch is included daily at a variety of traditional
Kentish innes and tearooms: full of local character, charm
and history! |
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Traditional timbered house
The White Cliffs
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| There will also be time to
relax at the hotel and around Folkestone town and harbour.
All excursions, entrance fees and lunches are included
in the cost of your holiday, including a relaxing lunch
on the last day on our journey home. |
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Luxury transport at the Museum of
Kentish Life |
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Accessibility |
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The Burlington Hotel has steps
at the entrance with a handrail and this is the only
entrance into the main hotel. The area outside the hotel
is level and it leads within two minutes onto the flat
promenade, They Leys, which has benches at intervals
where you can sit to enjoy the ocean views across the
channel. More on
Accessibility
Please note that you will need a ten-year
passport to participate in the French Day Trip.
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All-inclusive
Cost |
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| Dragonfly holiday prices include
everything so that you can relax and get on with enjoying
your holiday: |
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Return Luxury coach travel
with collection from home. |
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Four nights accommodation
at the Burlington Hotel. |
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All meals from dinner on the
day of arrival to lunch on the way home. |
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All excursions and entertainment
including all entrance fees and lunches. |
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Day trip to France. |
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Free hot drinks on-board the
coach. |
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Holiday accompanied throughout
by a Dragonfly Tour Manager. |
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The all inclusive cost for the
holiday is £276
per person based on sharing a twin or double room. There
are also triple rooms available and a limited number
of singles available on the holiday at no supplement.
The deposit to reserve a place
is £35
per person and the balance of £241
is due by 4th
April 2003.
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Kent:
The Glorious Garden of England
Sunday 4th to Thursday 8th May 2003 |
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