Make your gay getaway in grand style at this Edwardian estate, covering two sunny yellow mansions linked by secret gardens. Guest rooms hit the swanky modern sweet spot: stately, inviting beds piled with down duvets and gleaming retro-tiled bathrooms. Unwind over wine in the sunroom, linger over continental breakfasts, or get cozy with sherry by the library fireplace.
Parker Guest House
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