The Best Buckinghamshire Bed & Breakfasts

a fascinating building, Grade II listed, at the gates of Waddesdon Manor, with sumptuous, individually styled rooms and award-winning food

updated village pub, retains a traditional feel, offering homely, well-appointed rooms, a varied food menu and plenty of outdoor space

Tudor building, taking centre stage on Old Amersham's historic High Street since the 1400s, sensitively restored to retain original character

a former coaching where some of the well-appointed rooms have been created from the old stables, offering an elegant, glass-roofed restaurant

a B&B in a village near the M1 features its "Truly Scrumptious Tea House" restaurant, and charming rooms, some with their own entrance

Grade II listed building brought back to life by a popular pub chain in the heart of Aylesbury; smart guest rooms are comfy and well-equipped

pub, dining room and guest rooms in a 16th century building, whilst modern, the cosy and contemporary rooms honour the heritage

between the town centre and railway station, this friendly "local" offers 3 bar areas, homely guest rooms, patio and hosts regular events

in the centre of this historic town, a 16th century inn, with cosy rooms and serving wholesome food

with plentiful food and friendly staff, this imposing, Tudor building sits in the heart of town

a Grade II-listed, former coaching inn, beautifully updated and nestling on the lively High Street

a sensitively-refurbished, 15th century coaching inn, with airy rooms and a welcoming bar

a striking, Georgian-style hotel, with friendly staff and centrally located near the rail station