The Best England Hotels

the half-timbered exterior of this fine hotel is quintessentially English, inside there are elegant rooms, a sophisticated spa and creative dining

a stylish and luxurious, independently owned hotel situated on Oxford's historic High Street with many of the rooms enjoying scenic city views

superbly appointed rooms and suites feature at this elegant hotel, there are stylish public areas too and a terrace for al fresco dining

the interior of this hotel, in a Victorian building, has many striking period features; the rooms are more contemporary, with luxurious comfort

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

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

elegant, boutique hotel placed directly opposite the Royal Shakespeare and Swan Theatres featuring a stylish brasserie and a Champagne bar

a fine Georgian townhouse, situated on a historic, cobbled street, featuring individually styled rooms and a stylish and ornate dining room

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

a classic townhouse, residing on the historic High Street, featuring elegant rooms, relaxed and fine dining restaurants and quiet gardens

this charming house has been part of York's rich heritage for centuries and sits in a quiet garden with the city walls and Minster as a back drop

this chic, sophisticated hotel lies next to the castle, it boasts a restaurant that has views of the Tyne Bridge and a choice of stylish bars

one of Royston's most iconic buildings, a Grade II listed Georgian house, has luxurious boutique bedrooms and a popular restaurant on site

behind the distinctive terracotta façade of this Grade II listed building lies a boutique hotel with opulent public spaces and stylish guest rooms

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

Britain's oldest purpose-built hotel has resided next to Malmesbury Abbey since 1220, today it offers elegant rooms and good food

a superbly refurbished, 18th century, former sugar warehouse, now providing guests with chic rooms and suites and an acclaimed bistro

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

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

a handsome Art Deco hotel, restored to its former glory of 1930s sophisticated glamour, with stunning views over Morecambe Bay

historic Southwold landmark since the 1600s; charm, character and contemporary decor blend together after an extensive refurbishment

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

a former eye hospital transformed into a chic and stylish hotel with lots of character, award-winning cuisine, luxurious rooms and relaxing spa

in the heart of Norwich, the city's most splendid Georgian building has luxurious rooms kitted out with designer style, and a breakfast feast

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

an attractive Georgian manor built in 1764 situated next to the ruins of Launceston Castle that retains many of its charming original features

contemporary styling, design and signature art pieces blend with exquisitely restored period features at Berkshire's former County Hall

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

a perfect place to get away to simply relax and unwind, boutique hotel set in attractive, riverside gardens with elegant rooms and fine dining