The Best Burton-upon-Trent Pub Accommodation

modern, family dining pub situated a short drive from the city centre offering simple style rooms, traditional pub fayre and kid's playground

enjoy fine dining at this former coaching inn dating back to 1649

a cosy and welcoming, traditional pub, makes an ideal base to explore the National Forest project

in countryside near Ashby-de-la-Zouch, comfortable motel-style accommodation next door to a delightful country inn and restaurant

a modern inn which is an enjoyable stopover choice on the edge of Derby, with spacious well-equipped rooms and good value dining on site

a 17th-century inn offering spacious rooms, situated on the banks of the River Trent

close to Donington Park motor circuit, a traditional inn providing well-equipped rooms with a private entrance, and a super full English breakfast

a traditional pub offering simple, cosy accommodation with a vibrant restaurant that serves family favourites enjoyed by locals and visitors alike

a Grade II listed pub offering stylish decor, located near Calke Park Nature Reserve

a stylish restaurant situated a short drive from East Midlands airport

set in 8.5 acres of grounds alongside the A515 between Uttoxeter and Burton-upon-Trent; the guest rooms are tastefully decorated

this traditional inn is set in a picturesque village just a short drive away from the National Arboretum.. The pub offers simple, cosy rooms with the bar and restaurant frequented by locals and visitors alike.

located on Derby's outskirts just off the A38 with easy access to the A50, M1 and East Midlands Airport and has a popular restaurant and bar

a rustic style pub with a large beer garden, cask ales and serving a seasonally inspired menu

in a sleepy village, this friendly and welcoming in offers cosy rooms, a convivial bar and relaxed restaurant serving traditional dishes

rooms and studios with attractive decorative touches, and pleasant dining on site, make this hotel a relaxing stopover, just south of Derby

a 15th century inn boasting traditional log fires, oak beams a-plenty and a rich and varied history

a riverside hotel with its own private island, coarse fishing rights, moorings and countryside views

offers comfortable rooms all with country views, a large garden and a bowling alley

once the town's first bank, this imposing Georgian town house retains plenty of original features including the vault and grand staircase