East Midlands Inns & Pub Accommodation Guide

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

a truly luxurious inn with sumptuously furnished rooms and a relaxed restaurant serving a mix of pub classics and more adventurous dishes

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

a well presented hotel, with many rooms enjoying views of the craggy High Tor, that is perfectly placed between Matlock and Matlock Spa

a traditional, character pub with stylish, modern rooms in separate annexes behind; has easy access to East Midlands Airport and the M1

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 super-stylish rooms with fabulous bathrooms, delicious food, friendly staff and an on site micro-brewery all make this inn exceptional

there is a secluded roof garden to relax in at this elegantly appointed, Grade II listed hotel where many period features have been retained

boasts a modern interior design, luxurious, well-presented rooms and relaxed dining in the restaurant serving contemporary European cuisine

step into this newly refurbished country inn and be bowled over by the super stylish luxury of the guest rooms, then enjoy the delicious food

enjoy award-winning breakfasts at this delightful, thatched-roofed, village inn, providing elegant, spacious, rooms and a cosy, relaxed bar

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

charming hotel where period features blend with modern comforts, stylish rooms, good food and scenic views that seem to stretch forever

riverside inn dating from the 18th century - retains the original cobbled courtyard and beamed ceilings - offering well-appointed rooms

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

an elegant, Edwardian manor house, decorated in a contemporary style and offering fine dining, located just a couple of miles from the centre

situated in a 200 year old building, the well located, recently refurbished hotel offers clean, modern rooms and a patio bar for guests use

this 17th century, former coaching inn features period antiques, real fires, and oak beams alongside modern comforts, such as a luxury spa

16th-Century inn set amidst pretty gardens, the popular restaurant occupies part of an Elizabethan manor house with a Minstrels Gallery

stylish bedrooms feature at this delightful inn that dates back to the 16th century, they retain plenty of character and many thoughful touches