The Best England Hotels

a magnificent 18th century Grade II listed townhouse offers elegant B&B accommodation on the quayside in King’s Lynn’s historical quarter

features cool and stylish design throughout, the One Lounge with its bar and funky furniture is a relaxing space that reflects the city's heritage

an award-winning, 17th-century townhouse on the water's edge boasting Solent views, stylish rooms and fine dining with seafood a speciality

16th-century property, set close to the River Severn, sympathetically restored using natural materials and retaining bags of its original charm

boutique rooms styled by renowned London designers, a lavish cocktail bar and award-winning cuisine lie behind a 17th century façade

an elegantly decorated Georgian property, once the residence of the Bishop of Hereford, it offers smart rooms and a relaxing garden

independently owned hotel, ideal for a comfortable base to explore this pretty market town and the surrounding countryside and Rutland Water

stay in quirky, individually decorated rooms - Arty of House style - and enjoy a modern British menu and unique cocktails at this urban hotel

said to be one of England's oldest coaching inns dating back to 1430, history and original features blend with a modern, pampering spa

dating from the 15th century, guests will discover many period features, open fireplaces, flagstone floors, whilst staying in elegant guest rooms

a 16th century former coaching inn transformed into a stylish hotel providing elegant rooms and food with a decidedly Yorkshire focus

privately-owned hotel nestled on the banks of the River Waveney, some of the individually decorated rooms have river or marsh views

an elegant Grade II listed Georgian townhouse where original features blend with more modern decor; has a popular restaurant next door

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

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

early 18th-century hotel, combining charming period features with contemporary rooms, glorious sea views and fresh, local produce to eat

a former smugglers' haunt dating back to 13th century, its rich heritage can still be witnessed today in the wealth of retained original features

a Queen Anne villa tucked away near the Market Place, now an eco-friendly hotel with individually styled rooms, a rustic rstaurant and deli