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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.

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.

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

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.

Built in the 1930s, and refurbished in 2010, this comfy, family friendly hotel is set in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, close to the historic villages of Wentbridge and Badsworth.

Close to Blackburn Rovers’ Ewood Park ground, this family-friendly hotel is a great place to get your head down after you’ve explored this pretty part of Lancashire, or to wind down after work.

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

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.

The charming Swan Hotel became a coaching inn in 1777. Set in the old market town of Alton, it’s well known for visits from famous visitors, including author Jane Austen and naturalist Gilbert White.

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.

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 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.

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 contemporary, family friendly hotel is set in the Berkshire village of Charvil, less than six miles from Reading. So expect welcoming staff, tasty reasonably priced food and drink to compliment a great night's stay.

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

Brimming with traditional 16th-century charm, this chic boutique hotel offers fabulous comfort in the heart of the historic, old castle town of Kenilworth.

The Bay Horse Hotel is one of our much-booked properties. So expect a great deal, friendly staff, tasty reasonably priced food and drink, and a really handy location.

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.

The Bowman, situated in Nottingham North West in the historic mining town of Hucknall, within easy reach of Sherwood Forest and the Peak District.

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