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Sitting on the banks of beautiful Gare Loch, this striking whitewashed former 19th-century coaching inn is a tranquil rural retreat that’s the perfect place to stay for walkers looking to explore the dramatic Dunbartonshire landscape!

Historically frequented by Royalty, Queen Victoria has stayed, Prime Ministers and even presidents, Churchill and Eisenhower enjoyed accommodation in the Second World War.

Dating back to the 13th century, The Bear Hotel is one of the oldest inns in England. The charming market town of Hungerford is set in the heart of the North Wessex Downs.

Right in the heart of the historic market town of Thetford, and retaining many of its original 16th century features, it makes a great base to explore the beautiful county of Norfolk.

Set on the edge of the North Wessex downs, near the historic market town of Newbury, The Berkshire Arms started life as a farmhouse in the 18th Century. Now a charming hotel, it’s a lovely place to stay in the idyllic village of Midgham.

Standing in the centre of the picturesque Essex village of Halstead for over 500 years, The Bull Hotel is one of our highly popular properties.

This charming 17th-century farmhouse pub is set in the leafy village of Kirby Muxloe, and overlooks the ruins of Kirby Muxloe Castle.

Set in three acres of lovely landscaped gardens, and close to the beautiful, rugged North Devon coast, it’s a great base for exploring this beautiful part of England.

Perched above pretty Leicestershire countryside, close to the market town of Coalville, you can enjoy recently refurbished rooms at The Charnwood Arms Hotel.

Tucked away in the heart of Sussex Weald, this striking 18th-century coaching inn is renowned for its excellent food, friendly service, and Georgian grandeur.

Standing on the famous Roman road, Watling Street, in the charming market town of Stony Stratford, this traditional coaching inn has been welcoming visitors since the 15th century.

The Coked Hat is great little hotel. With recently refurbished rooms, it makes a comfortable and convenient base from which to explore this wonderful part of the West Midlands.

This classic old coaching inn offers a warm welcome, friendly staff and a cosy retreat from bustling Birmingham and the surrounding areas.

Set in the heart of the bustling market town of Banbury, this striking 17th Century building makes a great base for exploring the delights of the nearby Cotswolds.

This charming 14th-century posting house lies in the tranquil village of Old Sodbury, on the edge of the beautiful Cotswolds.

The De Trafford Hotel is a great base for exploring Cheshire or the Peak District, or visiting vibrant Manchester. Keep your eyes peeled and you might even spot a star or two!

Nestled in the peaceful Oxfordshire countryside, the 19th Century Dog House hotel was originally built as stables and kennels for local landed gentry.

Believe or not, this striking red-brick and ivy-covered hotel was built with the proceeds of a bet! In 1865, a racehorse called Ely won the prestigious Ascot Gold Cup. The hotel was then named in their honour by the delighted racegoer.

You’ll find a warm welcome at this modern inn on the edge of the famous Navy town of Portsmouth. So expect a great deal, friendly staff, tasty reasonably priced food and drink, and a really handy location.

Located in the Hertfordshire countryside, in the hamlet of Wadesmill, The Feathers is a beautifully refurbished 17th century coaching inn.

Originally built as a farmhouse in 1672, The Fieldhead Hotel sits on the edge of the Charnwood Forest in the leafy Leicestershire countryside.

This 17th-century former coaching inn was once a major stop on the old road from London to Birmingham. Now it’s a beautifully renovated hotel brimming with charm and character.

For the time being, The Hampton Hotel is closed. Click "more info" to find out more about cancellations. We hope to be open again soon.

This Grade II listed Georgian building was once the lodge house for the 18th century Staffordshire mansion of Himley Hall.

Holmfield Arms is the perfect place for any occasion. Our lodge style hotel offers a contemporary-yet-comfy setting for any stay whether you're here on a romantic getaway, a business stopover or a family break.

Nestled in the lovely Gloucestershire countryside, near to the Cotswolds, you’ll find a warm welcome, relaxed atmosphere and cosy rooms.

Set in the heart of North Yorkshire, this 18th-century Georgian inn, with recently refurbished rooms, overlooks Yorkshire’s largest market square in the historic market town of Masham!

Set in the charming little Dorset town of Wimborne Minster, the Kings Head has been looking out over the market square for over 200 years.

Dating back to the time of King Richard II, Lamb Hotel is surrounded by old streets and medieval gateways. This hotel is an excellent base to explore the historic town of Ely.

Seek out all the leading lights of Lancashire from the Lea Gate Preston West. Whether you're here for business or leisure, you'll be in a top spot to make the most of your break.

Set in five acres of lovely countryside in the Leicestershire village of Broughton Astley, this modern family-friendly hotel is a great place to meet, eat and celebrate.

The Millers Hotel sits in the Leicestershire village of Sibson. Thoughtfully converted from the old village bakery, this hotel is brimming with character and original features.

The Narborough Arms is a friendly pub dating back to the 17th Century, offering inn-style rooms. Quick & easy access into Leicester with a train station on its doorstep.

This thatched, white-stone inn is said to be the oldest in England. Right on the banks of the River Great Ouse, this rustic retreat is a charming spot to use as a base for exploring the beautiful surrounding countryside.

The Old Manse Hotel is a Cotswold-stone country inn that dates from 1748. Brimming with character and charm, it’s set in the picture-postcard village of Bourton-on-the-Water.

A well-known landmark in Stratford Upon Avon since the days of its most famous resident, William Shakespeare. This 17th Century inn beautifully blends traditional features with the latest décor.

Originally built as a striking manor house, in 1901, The Raven then became a tastefully converted hotel with guests including Edward VIII and Enid Blyton.

This attractive traditional stone country inn is set in a rural conservation area on a peaceful country lane in Lamesley village, near Gateshead close to the ruins of Ravensworth Castle.

Set in quaint Adderbury, this old coaching inn was built in 1605, you can feel this wonderful building’s history in every nook, cranny and oak beam.

Enjoy a warm welcome at this traditional, ivy-clad, 19th-century inn in the heart of the South Yorkshire countryside. Set in the peaceful and historic village of Wentworth.

Stately, refined and steeped in history, the impressive Rothley Court Hotel welcomes you with a sweeping driveway.

Boasting some of the best views of the surrounding countryside and built on the foundations of a 13th century Bishop's Palace, the 42 bedroom hotel is the perfect retreat.

Location, location, location! We're all about convenience at The Royal Oak Hotel Wirral, in a great spot in the heart of Bromborough. And with good transport links nearby, you'll be well placed to explore business and leisure destinations such as Liverpool and New Brighton.

Originally built by Henry VIII to defend against Spanish invasion, stately Ryde Castle sits on Ryde Esplanade. Character, history, and fantastic sea views.

Sitting on the ancient road of Watling Street in the old Roman town of Towcester. Brimming with character, it features in Charles Dickens’ novel ‘The Pickwick Papers’.

This fabulous, affordable Dorset hotel is steeped in history with pillars in the bar inscribed with names of World War II pilots who flew in nearby airfields.

This impressive traditional 16th-century coaching inn sits in the heart of the charming market town of Hitchin. It makes a great base to explore surrounding Hertfordshire, and a lovely spot to eat, meet and celebrate.

Set in attractive grounds and flanked by towering trees, this converted Grade II listed Georgian-style building is a great family-friendly hotel.

This friendly large hotel offers a great place to eat, meet, sleep and celebrate, and makes a great base for exploring this beautiful part of the country.

Set in picturesque Port Sunlight, this Grade II listed hotel and restaurant retains much of its original character. Built by Victorian industrialist and philanthropist William Hesketh Lever in 1900.

Charming and full of character, this striking hotel was built in 1865. Set in chic Clifton village on the edge of buzzing Bristol, it’s a great place to stay for a weekend city break, or when exploring this lovely part of the country.

This impressive beamed Victorian building is full of character, and is set in a quiet street just half a mile from bustling Nuneaton town centre.

Backing onto lovely Northamptonshire countryside, on the outskirts of the historic town of Weedon Bec, this hotel is full of character and brimming with original features, old oak beams, and little nooks and crannies.

Set in the tranquil Staffordshire village of Tutbury, this Grade II listed, 15th Century former coaching inn has an attractive half-timbered exterior and an interior that’s brimming with character.

Nestled in the Chilterns, within easy reach of London and Windsor, this charming hotel sits in the heart of the upmarket Buckinghamshire town of Gerrards Cross.

Set in the picturesque village of Mulberry Green on the edge of historic Old Harlow, this lovely, whitewashed, ivy-clad, 14th-century former coaching inn offers all the creature comforts of a modern hotel.

This hotel is ideally situated for business and leisure gets alike. With such handy nearby transport links to Wigan, or heading off to explore the Lake District.

Boasting old beams, lots of nooks and crannies and an idyllic location beside the tranquil River Sowe, this former watermill dates back to at least the 16th century.

his charmingly updated vintage farmhouse has been offering great views across the historic River Trent since 1861.

Perfect for a peaceful break or overnight stay, it’s the ideal spot to stride out into beautiful Ashdown Forest or across the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

This large 1930s hotel, restaurant and bar, is ideally placed in the heart of Scunthorpe. You’ll find a warm welcome and a vibrant atmosphere, especially when there is a major sporting event playing out on the big screen.

A charming comfortable 18th-century inn with stone floors, open fires and big leather sofas set opposite the picturesque village green.

This traditional 18th-century turnpike inn is set on the edge of Windsor Great Park, overlooking Virginia Water Lake.

Set in the heart of the charming New Forest village of Lyndhurst, this traditional country hotel is a fine place to enjoy a well-earned break, or a relaxed meal.

Parts of The White Hart date from the 15th century, and it was originally an important coaching inn. Located in the old market town of Coggeshall, and newly refurbished, it’s a place full of charm and character.

It’s a stylish hotel with welcoming rooms and a delightful pub and restaurant, and makes the perfect place to stay whether you’re in town for business or pleasure.

The pretty villages of Thaxted, Finchingfield, and Coggleshall are a short drive away or if you're after a shopping spree, visit the popular Braintree shopping village!

Built in the 1930s, The White Horse Hotel is perched on the white Sussex cliffs in the beautiful village of Rottingdean. A wonderful coastal retreat with spectacular sea views.

This distinctive, purpose-built hotel is set on the outskirts of the historic city of Lincoln. It’s the perfect base for exploring Lincolnshire, and a great spot to meet up with friends and family for a lovely break.

Built in 1581, this traditional stone coaching inn is rich in both history and character. Sitting in the charming Somerset village of Beckington, it’s a lovely base to explore this beautiful part of the country.

Right opposite majestic Worcester Cathedral, traditional 13th-century coaching inn Ye Olde Talbot offers a handy location, a warm welcome, and bags of character.