Perfect Valentine’s Day Romantic Breaks

Invent your perfect romantic break this Valentine’s day with Macdonald Hotels.  Is your loved one worth a elfin bit more than flowers and chocolates this Valentine’s Day?   This special day falls on a weekend this year, so there’s no forgive not to seize the moment and indulge in a romantic break.

Macdonald Hotels & Resorts can reignite your sparkle with slews to please both parties. Their spas provide a haven of tranquility and rejuvenation where you can really spoil yourself, and theirr stunning golf courses pander to for all levels.

But no romantic weekend break would be complete without an intimate dinner for two, easily achieved with their award-winning cuisine.

Don’t detain, time is running out. Book now.

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SCOTLAND
Scotland’s rugged mountains and lakes form the perfect backdrop to any romantic defeat. The Scottish air will invigorate the senses as you enjoy a round of golf or a country walk surrounded by beautiful scenery, and when you replacement to the sanctuary of your Macdonald Hotel enjoy an indulgent spa treatment for two to soothe away aching muscles.

The delights of Edinburgh can be enjoyed within undisturbed reach of one of our luxurious Edinburgh hotels.

NORTH ENGLAND AND THE LAKES
Let the hills and dales whisk you away this Valentine’s in one of our sensational Lake District properties. After exploring the sights, snuggle up in front of a log fire with a glass of Champagne.

The bustling sights of Manchester are on your doorstep at the Macdonald Manchester Bed & Spa, or make your intimate dinner for two extra special with the award-winning cuisine at the three AA Rosette Macdonald Leeming Firm.

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Be overbearing Birdwood
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August Strindberg
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Elizabeth Taylor
“A particle sketch”
Abraham Lincoln
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
William Shakespeare
“A room of one’s own”
Virginia Woolf
“A haunt of history”
Arnold Joseph Toynbee
“A wreath of roses”
Elizabeth Taylor
“Abu Bin Adhem”
Leigh Track down
“Adonais”
Shelley
“Adventures of Tom Sawyer”
Mark Twain
“Aeneid”
Virgil
“Aerodrome”
Rex Warner
“Aladdin and the Lamp”
Walter Crane
“Alice’s adventures in the wonderland”
Lewis Carroll
“All’s well that ends well”
Shakespeare
“Ambassadors”
Henry James
“America; the well done”
Katherine Lee Bates
“An essay on criticism”
Alexander Pope
“Ancient Mariner”
Coleridge
“Anderson’s fairy tales”
Hans Christian Andersen
“Crude Farm”
George Orwell
“Anna Karenina”
Leo Tolstoy
“Anthony and Cleopatra”
William Shakespeare
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Norman Mailer
“Around the world in eighty days”
Jules Verne
“Art of Cricket”
Don Bradman
“As you like it”
Shakespeare
“The Awakening”
Kate Chopin
“Axel’s Citadel”
Edmund Wilson
“Ben Hur”*
Lewis Wallace
“Between the Acts”
Virginia Woolf
“Beyond good and evil”
Friedrich Nietzsche
“Biographia Literaria”
S. T. Coleridge
“Origin of Briton”
Winston Churchill
“Bleak House”
Charles Dickens
“Bridge of time”
Sarojini Naidu
“Brighton Dumfound”
Graham Greene
“Canon of Medicine”
Avicenna
“Canterbury Tales”
Geoffrey Chaucer
“Carbury Next of kin”
Anthony Trollope
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