The Best East Midlands Boutique Hotels

a 15th century manor, in parkland designed by Capability Brown, with a wealth of history on show in the elegant public areas and bedrooms

elegant hotel that is part of the Chatsworth Estate with plenty of character, stylish rooms, fine dining restaurant and pleasant views

the setting is a picturesque Peak District village: a boutique hotel earning exceptionally high review scores for luxury rooms and gourmet dining

a combination of modern, boutique hotel with stylish rooms and 16th-century inn set in peaceful countryside on the edge of the Peak District

the comfortable accommodation is situated in a converted farmhouse and surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Rutland countryside

a stylish Georgian townhouse situated in the trendy Lace Market district; guests will find spacious rooms with elegant decor and period details

located just 2 miles from historic Lincoln, this Georgian, former rectory forms a comfortable, luxurious and peaceful base to explore the city

centrally situated in the Peak District, this historic 17th century hotel has a relaxed country house feel, with luxurious comfort in the rooms

this historic coaching-inn first opened its doors in 1597 and retains plenty of original character whilst providing rooms with a contemporary feel

start your stay with a complimentary vodka at this chic accommodation on the Burghley Estate

retaining its Victorian charm and set in extensive grounds, the elegant hotel has spacious rooms and boasts its own 540 seat lakeside theatre

this hotel is steeped in tradition - Grade II listed - with a great range of ales and gins, a Thai restaurant, and stylishly comfortable rooms

enclosed within a courtyard, the individually styled rooms are a strong feature of this charming, well located 18th Century inn

set in magnificent gardens, this stunning, 16th-century former coaching inn provides stylish, spacious rooms and award-winning cuisine

a sixteenth century coaching inn, splendidly situated in Uppingham's market place, has gorgeous rooms in classic style, and fine dining

300-year old features blend with a modern, retro style behind the handsome facade of this Grade II listed hotel, there is even a ballroom

a handsome Edwardian house set in 30 acres of grounds that was the officers's mess during Word War II to the famous Damdusters Squadron

indulge yourself in the sumptuous surroundings of this award-winning hotel, offering fine dining, extensive leisure facilities and quiet gardens

dating from the 18th century, this independent hotel retains plenty of original character whilst providing modern comforts as expected

set in a handsome Victorian building this hotel features a relaxing sauna and steam room