Recommendations for 60th Birthday Trip

Some unusual/quirky self-catering places to stay here www.quirkyaccom.com/

I like historic York for a city break or Whitby for a costal one as you can do coast and countryside from there . Whatever you choose I hope you both have a fab time

Just booked a couple of nights in Edinburgh ! Good value train ticket and pricey but quirky B and B. Found on sawdays website.
Recommendations for good but not overpriced restaurants? In centre ?
Haven’t been to Edinburgh since I lived there in 70s

How about a british coastal cruise, theres a lot of them on offer at the moment and they can be just a couple of days, great entertainment great food

teacheranne that made me laugh! DH & I went a few years ago and we felt positively young! It was absolutely full of 80+ people. I didn't realise at the time that because Warners don't allow children it attracts the other end of the age range! Won't be going again for about 20 yrs!

The Kingsdon Inn in the lovely village of Kingsdon near Somerton. Fabulous food in thatched cottage style pub.

We went to The Savoy for my husbands 50th. It was the best ever experience.

Have you thought about Jersey, Channel Islands. Not UK mainland but still in English waters with no restrictions for double jabbed arriving from the UK

When I was 60, in a January, DH arranged 3 nights in London inc a tour of the Houses of Parliament which I'd always wanted to do. We visited lots of places, free of crowds, saw a West end show and had a lunch at a Gordon Ramsay restaurant. We've done this several times since, in January. Seen some great shows and tried lots of different restaurants. Absolutely loved it. One year we booked to go on the London Eye at dusk, magical and one highlight for me was seeing Lucy Worsley at Hampton Court. Not a cheap break but always do much to do and see. Lovely memories.

Following this my 60th next year, thinking centre parks for a family get together. When school holidays finished, birthday end July, but maybe a long weekend somewhere, did fancy a Warners holiday but maybe too young with reports on here. The zip wire and snowdon, sound good and would like to visit portmerion. Or maybe a city break abroad next summer, then Cornwall where I have family, and Dorset looks lovely, so many places!!!

Where did you stay nr portmerion this is on my wish list. Thanks

Casdon, Helen nr Calistermom

Any suggestions for hotels by Portmerion please?