How to
book
Everything you need to
know about the Landmark Trust’s buildings and our approach
is in the latest edition of the Landmark Trust Handbook, which you
will need to book your break, along with the latest Price List and
our booking conditions. To order a copy please visit The
Handbook or contact the Booking
Office.
Currently details of individual
buildings are not available on-line. We intend to add this informaton
as we develop this site.
When you are ready to
book, the best way is to telephone our Booking Office on 01628 825925.
We can then answer any questions you may have about our distinctive
buildings or suggest suitable alternatives if your first choice
is not available.
The Booking Office is
normally open:
9am
– 6pmMonday to Friday
10am – 4pmSaturday
Please note that the Booking Office gives priority to telephone
calls, rather than faxes, emails or letters, and that we presently
do not operate an on-line booking facility.
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Booking
periods
Once restored, all our buildings are
available all year round, generally for periods of three nights
to three weeks.
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Availability
To ensure the widest possible
choice of Landmarks we recommend early booking. However, it is always
worth contacting the Booking
Office to check late availability or visit Availability
List now.
To view a small selection of the Landmarks available over the next
few weeks visit Late Availability.
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Prices
Each Landmark is individually
priced. If you have a copy of the Landmark Trust Handbook you can
obtain our latest Price List by contacting the Booking
Office.
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Staying
in Landmarks
All our buildings are
remarkable in some way and some are positively eccentric. Nevertheless,
we make each Landmark as practical and comfortable as we can without
damaging its character.
All have modern bathrooms.
The kitchens are traditional and well-equipped. Some of the larger
buildings have dishwashers, freezers or washing machines. There
are no microwaves, telephones or televisions. Linen and towels are
provided and the beds will be made up on arrival. Most Landmarks
have a cot for a baby but bedding is not provided. Up to two well-behaved
dogs are welcome, except in a few buildings where this is not suitable.
Landmarks are let all
year round and every building has heating of some kind and many
have open fires or stoves. However, historic buildings can rarely
be entirely draught-proofed without spoiling their character, so
at some buildings you may wish to bring extra jumpers or hot water
bottles. These are marked as ‘Hardy’ in the Price List.
Some Landmarks have awkward
stairs or other oddities; all have the patina of age. The
Landmark Trust Handbook and Price List provide further details,
as can the Booking Office.
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Booking
conditions
All bookings are accepted on the terms set
out in our Booking Conditions, details of which are contained in
our current Price List.
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