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The most popular hotels South East England

Hotel Sands Resort	91	£78	All Deals
Hotel The Clarence	91	£99	All Deals
Hotel Oakley Hall Hotel	90	£109	All Deals
Hotel Royal	89	£78	All Deals
Bed & Breakfast Brightonwave	88	£90	All Deals

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Websites South East England

pierrejacques(48)
Cape Town, South Africa

100%

[pierrejacques, 24/09/2006] At this website you will be introduced to the people and culture of South East England, with specific reference to the small towns and villages in the region. A vast amount of information is provided regarding the activities, attractions and events in the local communities. There are a number of maps and photographs, listings of businesses and sevices and a historical overview.

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The most popular attractions South East England

Church / Cathedral / Monastery Canterbury Cathedral	90	Details
Building The Royal Pavilion	88	Details
City Districts Brighton Seafront	88	Details
Museum / Exhibition / Gallery HMS Victory	88	Details
Palace / Castle Leeds Castle	88	Details

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frangliz(60)
Southsea, United Kingdom

80%

very good

[frangliz, 03/02/2012] The Mint Tea Rooms are a relatively recent addition to Southsea's Castle Road. The first time I paid a visit I was about to go and have lunch with friends somewhere else so could only sample the coffee, which was very good. I was with my son, who ordered a carrot, walnut and hummus wrap which he enjoyed very much. I was also impressed by the fact that he was served loose leaf tea in a traditional teapot with a porcelain cup and saucer. I vowed to go back one day for lunch. That day came one Saturday in January. It was about 1pm, and the place was about half full. It is a tiny tearoom with abo [more]

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