Jesmond Dene Hotel
Blackpool
featuring smart, modern accommodation, this well appointed guesthouse is set close to the famous Blackpool Pleasure Beach
Old Downton Lodge
Downton-on-the-Rock
set in glorious open countryside, this luxurious guesthouse offers award-winning accommodation
Ixworth House
Ixworth
a beautifully presented Edwardian house situated a short walk from two village pubs
Oak Lodge
Leyburn
beautifully presented family-run guest house set in an acre of grounds and gardens on the edge of Leyburn overlooking stunning Wensleydale
Buckley Farmhouse
Sidbury
located only 2 miles from Sidmouth Seafront - guests can relax in the garden and terrace
Goss Hall
Ash
Grade II listed manor house set in over 3 acres of gardens that include a lake and stream - offers beautifully presented rooms, unique in style
The Barn
Roundhurst
enjoy home baked bread and preserves at this beautifully converted, 17th century barn
The Museum Inn
Farnham
a 17th century inn with flagstone floors and open fires, located on Cranborne Chase
The Olde Windmill Inn
Great Cressignham
a charming, old country inn, tastefully updated with comfortable, en-suite rooms
Munden House
Alweston
these restored farm cottages feature an ancient fireplace and offer views over the Blackmore Vale
St.Michaels Bistro
Painswick
in the heart of picturesque Painswick an idyllic Cotswold retreat with exquisite food in the restaurant and gorgeous rooms and suites
The Acorn Inn
Evershot
relax by the fire at this 16th century inn which features flagstone floors and exposed beams
The Clive
Bromfield
stylish, en-suite rooms are offered at this award-winning restaurant, with friendly, attentive staff
Holly Lodge
Thursford Green
superbly designed guest cottages set in old stable block & boasting wonderful gardens
Sebastians
Oswestry
enjoy first-class cuisine at this comfortable establishment, close to the town centre
The Swan Inn
Midhurst
friendly and homely, 16th century public house with well-presented, traditionally decorated rooms set in the heart of delightful Midhurst