Dinner, Bed & Breakfast

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

Friendly, full of character, and perfectly blending the old with the new, The Dartbridge makes a great base for exploring this fabulous part of Dartmoor and the country.

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.

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.

The striking Georgian façade of The Fountain Inn has been a well-known landmark in the sailing mecca of Cowes since 1793. Brimming with tradition, history and character, this is a great place to enjoy this uniquely English sea port town.

Recently lovingly refurbished, this 15th-century inn is brimming with character and charm. You’ll find a warm welcome, relaxing atmosphere, fabulous food and drink, and truly fabulous bedrooms.

Dating from the 15th century, this traditional coaching inn has an intriguing past. Originally home to Oliver Cromwell’s grandfather, and once the headquarters of Charles I, it sits right in the heart of the quaint medieval market town of Huntingdon.

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 the charming Kent market town of Westerham, this elegant Georgian coaching inn has been welcoming guests since 1700.

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.

Set on the edge of the traditional market town of Yeovil, this Georgian manor house would be perfect for a Jane Austen adaptation. Built in 1727, it’s full of charm and character.

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.

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.