Flying destinations

[johnfg]

Hi all, can anyone suggest a hotel or similar destination that has its own strip that I can fly into during the summer?

[Monocock]

It depends what kind of food and decor your secretary prefers when she is in a hotel really.:}

Give us some more clues and we'll help:ok:

[muffin]

Glenforsa - Isle of Mull

[clearfinalsno1]

Kirkbride - west of Carlisle and quite close to the Lake District. The White Heather hotel on airfield boundary does wedding receptions and Sunday lunchs.

Aerial view 1 (http://www.nwgyro.co.uk/images/028_kirkbride.jpg)

Aerial View 2 (http://www.nwgyro.co.uk/newsletters/images/IMG_3010b.jpg)

Unofficial chart (http://www.nwgyro.co.uk/images/kirkbride.gif)

The hotel is close to the large hangers and the road.

[dwshimoda]

As mentioned in another thread, Sywell with the Aviator Hotel is pretty cool:

http://www.aviatorhotel.co.uk/

[Ni Thomas]

Not to mention the delightful Chateau-la- Chassagne - Bergundy
www.chateau-la-chassagne.de

Has anyone else noted on the internet a "For Sale" sign on this hotel ? :(

[Chippik]

I second that Muffin, Glenforsa is a great airstrip
http://www.glenforsa.co.uk/

[Fly Stimulator]

By coincidence, I had an email from Château la Chassagne yesterday. They now give a different web address which is www.chateau4vacation.com (http://www.chateau4vacation.com/)


I've never been there myself, but it's on the list for the future!

[johnfg]

Fellow pilots, many thanks for your posts. I'll be in the wifes good books in the summer. Thanks again.
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