Bedroom names jump straight off the pages of the book, with doubles from £115 B&B.
Huge bedrooms named after literary figures (Byron, Wilde, Proust, Keats) overlook gardens and a cider orchard.
Deep carpets, wooden floors, kingsize beds and a colour scheme that, like the bedrooms' names, takes its cue from the farm's creamy Charolais and Limousin cows and Texel sheep, set a cosseting tone.
A new hostel in the Belgian city of Ghent is looking to put an inky spin on budget travel by allowing guests to stay in dorms and bedrooms named after famous newspapers.
Set in Dublin's vodka-and-bitter-lemon belt, the comedy resonated as a Feydeau-esque farce, an attack on the Irish nouveau riche and as a metaphor for the new heritage-conscious tourist industry, with its bedrooms named after patriots and its ageing caretaker, Hoolihan, obliquely flying the flag as a veteran of the Easter Rising.
The part of Lovelace (nee Linda Boreman), who became a household - or at least a bedroom - name of sorts in the 1970s after the multimillion-dollar success of "Deep Throat," had been mentioned as a comeback vehicle for Ms. Lohan, the "Mean Girls" star who in October was ordered back to rehab after failing a drug test.
The owners, chef/patron Francis Salamolard and his wife, Odile, are charming, say fans: He is ' fou de champignons ' (mad about mushrooms): fricassée of mushrooms is a speciality, and each bedroom is named after a species of mushroom.
Each of the bedrooms is named after a wine house.
Bedrooms are named after local villages and are all distinctive.
The eight bedrooms are named after Scottish islands.
