Upminster Lodges from AED 487

Upminster Windmill Upminster windmill was built in 1803 by James Nokes, Upminster's smock mill continued in use until 1920s. After the death of Clement Abraham, in September 1935, his brothers and co-owners Thomas and Alfred offered it for sale. Essex County Council placed a preservation order on it in 1937, eventually acquiring the mill in 1940. thanks to a public appeal the mill was restored by 1950 but decayed again over the next decade. The adjoining mill buildings were demolished in 1960 but the mill received the necessary maintenance work a couple of years later, before passing to the London Borough of Havering in 1964. http://www.upminster.com/history/places/windmill.htm

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Woodland Lodge

Hoddesdon

Ian

AED 487 total

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18 Jan - 19 Jan

Shoebury Lodge near Sea front in Southend

Shoeburyness

"Our stay was fine for the short time we were there as a place to lay our heads but for the price we paid I was a little disappointed. In all honesty The beds felt like a horse has broken them in, we have all woken up with sore backs today so definitely need adjusting (or even a mattress topper) the curtains were very thin so we were all woken up with the light first thing which was also frustrating as we wanted to make the most of the rest. The fridge also didn’t work (have informed host and...

Hannah May W.

AED 633 total

includes taxes & fees

19 Jan - 20 Jan

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