Got the itch to get away but haven’t booked anything yet? We’ve got you.

Whether you’re dreaming of a romantic countryside hideout, a coastal recharge, or a weekend retreat with friends, here are a few P&P-approved getaways still available for the long weekend — all vetted for charm, scenery, and good vibes. All of these properties are currently available to book from May 23-26: gram em while you can!

From a storybook Tudor castle in County Durham to a treetop bedroom with a hot tub in Dorset, these places aren’t just somewhere to sleep — they’re somewhere to be.

Featuring:

• Cosy cottages for two (yes, with fireplaces and rolltop tubs)

• Larger homes for group getaways

• Outdoor baths, orchard views, and proper country kitchens

• Prices from £270–£1,000 for 3-night stays

A Walk in the Cotswolds – Long Hanborough, Oxfordshire (£622 total for 3 nights)

Just minutes from Blenheim Palace, this light-filled cottage sleeps four and offers a dreamy base for Cotswolds exploring. Enjoy garden breakfasts, a peaceful conservatory, and walks right from your front door. Family- and pup-friendly, with a train station just steps away.

A Charming Countryside Home – Charlbury, Cotswolds (£777 total for 3 nights)

Set in the storybook town of Charlbury, this cosy retreat has a courtyard garden, vibrant interiors, and a sweet village deli just down the road. Ideal for a couple or small family wanting a true countryside experience—think local pubs, heritage walks, and total charm.

The Daffodil Garden – County Durham (£810 total for 3 nights)

A romantic Tudor castle built in 1560 with original oak beams, a wood-burning stove, and views across Teesdale. You get an enclosed courtyard, walled garden, and a dining hall that looks like it belongs in a Brontë novel. Dogs welcome. Instant book.

 Honey Bee Cottage – Dorset (£828 total for 3 nights)

Hidden in the woods near Thomas Hardy country, this treehouse-like escape has a hot tub, hammock, fire pit, and a honeycomb ceiling. French doors open to the forest. Sandbanks Beach is just 35 mins away. Cosy, magical, and fully unplugged.

The Iron Finch – Somerset (£580 total for 3 nights)

Set on a working farm, this sweet countryside stay is all rolling views, stone floors, and sunsets with wine in hand. Perfect for walkers and peace-seekers. Dogs allowed, Glastonbury’s just 10 miles away.

Wisteria on the Water  – East Sussex (£1,001 total for 3 nights)

Right on the banks of Bewl Water, this one’s a dream for slow mornings and starlit dinners under the wisteria. Soak in the rolltop bath, walk the 13-mile lakeside trail, or just post up by the fire with a book. Rare availability.

Brick & Barley – Suffolk (£271 total for 3 nights)

Small but full of charm, this Georgian cottage in Bury St Edmunds is a steal. Think exposed brick, rainfall shower, and a pub crawl waiting outside your door. Perfect for solo travellers or a quick couples’ recharge.

Rural Heart – North Yorkshire (£992 total for 3 nights)

A proper countryside escape for up to six, set on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. Two dogs welcome, views for days, and walking trails right out the front door. Ideal for families or friend groups craving fresh air and pub lunches.

The Peacock Feather  – Oxfordshire (£558 total for 3 nights)

Just outside Oxford, this cottage has peacocks in the garden, a wood burner inside, and walks to the pub within minutes. Small, stylish, and surprisingly well located — good for a countryside reset without going full rural.

Where the Stravaigers Go – Fife, Scotland (£781 total for 3 nights)

A turreted Scottish lodge near St Andrews, restored with bold colour and a copper bathtub built for two. Set on a private estate with woodland trails and views across the Firth of Forth. Romantic and remote, in the best way.

High Above the Whole Scene – Wiltshire (£618 total for 3 nights)

A peaceful bolthole on a working organic farm, just 20 mins from Bath. Private balcony, clawfoot tub, blue sash windows, and slow, sunny mornings guaranteed. Bring a book, leave your laptop.

The long weekend is calling, and frankly, it’s too lovely to spend it at home. Bookmark your favourite, send it to a friend, and get something in the books — countryside wine, pub walks, and peaceful mornings await.

If you do book something, let us know where you go!