The Best Buckinghamshire Bed & Breakfasts

charming country pub, parts date from the medieval period, with low beams and thatched roof; rooms are in an adjacent red brick barn

a warm and friendly, traditional village inn dating from 1741, offering cosy rooms situated in either the main pub or a converted barn opposite

a traditional village pub, dating back to the 16th-century, with a relaxing atmosphere and offering cosy rooms, some retain their original features

a 17th-century country inn, with a cosy bar and restaurant, just moments from the Safari Park

a charming, 15th-century inn set amidst the rolling Chiltern Hills, stylish guest rooms feature high end furnishings, bespoke furniture and artwork

with individually designed, en-suite rooms, this welcoming village inn is ideal for the Safari Park

a charming, 14th-century inn, with a lively bar, log fires and cosy rooms, close to M25 and M40

a beautifully updated, 17th century inn, offering sumptuous, boutique-style rooms and good food

this charming, 16th-century, former coaching inn is located in the heart of this pretty market town

an 18th century country inn, offering hearty food, just a short walk from the famous Hellfire Caves

tucked away in a rural hamlet, this Grade II listed 17th century inn earns top review scores for smart modern rooms in the house or converted barn

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

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

a tastefully updated, historic inn with clean and airy rooms, cosy restaurant and friendly bar

a charming, quaint 16th century inn, with friendly, helpful staff, just meters from the High Street