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Staying in England’s Historic, Cultural, and Scenic Heartlands

Staying in England’s Historic, Cultural, and Scenic Heartlands

by Helen Kain | Feb 15, 2026 | Featured, Unique Places to Stay

Our trips to England almost always begin or end in London, where we typically spend several days staying near St James’s or Westminster, and occasionally farther north into Mayfair. In years past, we greatly enjoyed The Stafford London and the St James’s Club...
A Very Cotswold Christmas: Burford, Breakfast, and the Blessings of Country Life

A Very Cotswold Christmas: Burford, Breakfast, and the Blessings of Country Life

by Helen Kain | Nov 30, 2025 | Towns & Cities, Unique Places to Stay

There’s something delightfully unhurried about the rural British approach to the festive season. While city lights dazzle and department stores pulse with urgency, in the countryside, Christmas arrives by way of gardens, greenhouses, and the smell of mulled cider. On...
England in the Autumn Part III

England in the Autumn Part III

by Helen Kain | Oct 20, 2024 | Castles & Stately Homes, Cathedrals, Home, Towns & Cities, Unique Places to Stay

Picking up from England in the Autumn Part II, we departed from South Lodge at Montacute. We were going to Grantham to stay at another National Trust self-catering cottage, No. 1 Belton, on the Belton Estate. The house was built in 1896 for the Clerk of Works, a...
England — East Anglia and Kent

England — East Anglia and Kent

by Helen Kain | Jun 15, 2024 | Castles & Stately Homes, Home, Recent, Unique Places to Stay

Though we were in England for only ten days on this trip, it was jam-packed with houses, castles, and gardens. The first leg of our journey was exploring the Royal Palaces In and Around London. From there, we drove to Essex to The Head Gardener’s House at Audley...
England 2023 Week #3—Northumberland to Bibury

England 2023 Week #3—Northumberland to Bibury

by Helen Kain | Jan 5, 2024 | Abbeys, Monasteries and Churches, Castles & Stately Homes, Towns & Cities, Unique Places to Stay

The final leg of our journey started with a five-and-a-half-hour drive—from Beverley in Northumberland to Amberley, near Arundel, to attend the Goodwood Revival. As described on their website, the Revival is The only historic motor race meeting to be staged entirely...
Burford & Chipping Campden

Burford & Chipping Campden

by Helen Kain | Mar 14, 2020 | Towns & Cities, Unique Places to Stay

Let’s do a little armchair travelling to the beautiful Cotswold villages of Burford and Chipping Campden. Like many people, we have postponed our overseas trips for now; I’ll use the found time to catch up on photos of past trips and let the world...
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