The Best Buckinghamshire Mid-Range Hotels

an elegant, updated, 17th century inn, that features stylish rooms and serves award-winning cuisine, yet retains plenty of charming features

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

set amidst the historic splendour of Old Amersham, a former coaching inn retaining many period details whilst providing modern comforts

a stunning establishment, with flamboyantly-decorated rooms and an award-winning restaurant

restaurant, country pub and smart rooms, set in a quiet spot with sweeping views over the Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire countryside

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

set around a converted 12th century abbey, this elegant hotel sits in extensive, pretty gardens

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

16th century, former coaching inn, nestling in a pretty village on the Oxon, Bucks border, featuring elegant rooms and fresh, seasonal food

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

not far from Milton Keynes, a magnificent Grade I listed Georgian mansion set in 80 acres of grounds, with elegant rooms furnished with antiques