The Best England Hotels

a Grade II listed hotel that retains plenty of character features and boasts scenic views, pretty gardens, lounges with log fires and good food

set beside babbling Malham Beck and accessed by an ancient clapper bridge this cosy inn provides an enchanting country escape

a traditional hotel set around a courtyard in 10 acres of mature grounds and fields with the majestic moors forming an immediate backdrop

full of charm, character and history, this village inn offers log fires, flagstone floors, wooden beams and smart, individually appointed rooms

stylish, individually decorated rooms are complimented by the award-winning, locally sourced food and a warm Yorkshire welcome

quintessential 18th century inn set in pretty village featuring cosy and stylish rooms, hearty pub food that celebrates local produce and ales

small, relaxing hotel in a quiet village near Southwold and ideally located as a very comfortable base to explore the Suffolk Heritage Coast

a unique hotel, in a unique location, at the heart of a 100 square mile wilderness nature reserve yet with all the comforts that are expected

this traditional hotel has been welcoming guests for over a 100 years and retains a homely atmosphere, stone walls, snug bar and open fires

Victorian country house set amidst 35 acres of quiet grounds just outside of Ashbourne featuring elegant rooms and a renowned restaurant

enjoys a scenic cliff top location overlooking the English Channel and offers a conservatory lounge, delightful garden and bar and bistro

a cosy, roadside pub, boasting glorious views toward Kinder Scout, providing comfy rooms, good food, real ales and relaxing outdoor space

a smartly refurbished inn with 17th century origins set in countryside, rooms are well-presented and the food is local and seasonal

ancient inn set alongside the A628 amidst wild moorland of the Peak District; stylish guest rooms are in an 18th century converted barn

overlooking the pretty market square, this family run inn makes a great touring base with easy access by car to York and the North York Moors

surrounded by unspoilt scenery at the head of the Great Langdale Valley, a 300 year old hotel offering cosy, traditional rooms

a 17th century inn that offers plenty of original character and a prominent position on the High Street of this pretty market town

within easy reach of the harbour, this modern hotel offers value rooms, traditional evening meals made with local produce and a public bar

small, friendly, independently owned hotel set in tranquil gardens close to the High Street; home cooked food is served in the restaurant and bar

family owned and run hotel set in gardens on the banks of the Little Ouse River; guest rooms are well-equipped and well-presented

at the foot of the Quantock Hills, alongside the A39, in its own four acre garden, a comfy hotel ideally placed to explore coast and countryside

provides good value accommodation in beautifully presented rooms and is a short walk from village shops, cafes and pubs as well as open forest

ideally located for visiting Kielder Water and as a peaceful countyside escape; stylish, light and airy rooms are set in a converted hay barn

a country inn set in a quiet hamlet providing a comfortable base to explore Exmoor, home cooked food is served and uses Exmoor produce

a 16th century inn with plenty of historic charm surrounded by the natural beauty of the North York Moors and a great base to go exploring

this charming hotel retains many period features that date back to the 18th century, it is ideally situated between Bodmin and Wadebridge

popular inn set in the highest village on Exmoor, with log fires, a friendly atmosphere, homely accommodation and a good location for walking

enjoy a meal in front of a cosy fire in winter or on the terrace with fells views in summer or a relaxng pamper treatment after a long fells hike

comfortable hotel, featuring well-presented, light and airy rooms, ideally located opposite the West Somerset Railway and seafront

in a picturesque village on the Northumbrian coast, the rooms are plush and spacious and there are plenty of comfy spaces to simply relax

a lovely, 16th century inn with lots of character and cosy rooms, set in a pretty, peaceful village

this historic 12th century coaching inn with a traditional bar and comfy rooms is set in a pretty village that sits amidst glorious countryside

a contemporary boutique hotel in the town centre with a family friendly eatery and bar

while away an hour or so beside a blazing fire in winter or on the patio admiring the views over Monsal Dale in summer at this traditional hotel

country inn set below Kilnsey Crag amidst Wharfedale's majesty; the rooms are boutique in style and the food is seasonal and home cooked

brimming with character such as exposed stonework and a feature stone fireplace and ideally placed for exploring Aysgarth and Wensleydale

a converted farmhouse set in glorious countryside yet only 10 minutes drive from the coast, there is a large beer garden with kids play area

situated on the A65 and moments from Giggleswick's station makes this cosy and comfortable pub well-connected and a good exploring base

a charming, 15th-century coaching inn, next to the Cathedral and Bishop's Palace; traditional style rooms retain lots of original character

a prominent black and white Tudor building, offering characterful and cosy guest rooms

a 17th century, village pub set at the foot of Salisbury Plain, there are traditional style rooms in the main pub and modern ones in an annexe

this former coaching inn dates back to the 17th century and lies just off the cobbled main square, rooms however are contemporary in decor

an ivy clad inn dating from 1732 with bags of character and charm and offering well-appointed rooms and a great base to explore the moors

a stylish and homely guesthouse with its own restaurant making an ideal base for touring

a 17th century inn with charming original features that includes an Inglenook fireplace, guest rooms feature a contemporary country styling

smart, well-appointed rooms come with sea or woodland views at this family-run pub set amidst Downland near to Blackgang Chine

welcoming and cosy country pub that enjoys wonderful views of the River Derwent Valley from many aspects; good walking and cycling base

rooms in the main Grade II listed inn blend character features with more modern twists, whilst rooms in the annexe are smart and contemporary

a beautifully restored 18th century coaching inn, in a picturesque Dales village, offering luxurious rooms and food and ales locally sourced

a picture-postcard inn formed of a 1,000 year old Devon longhouse, the charming guest rooms feature exposed beams and sloping ceilings

200-year old former coaching inn set close to the River Manifold, the spacious rooms are set in the main pub or in converted barns to the rear

a comfortable and cosy pub with its own brewhouse ideally placed to explore Hadrian's Wall country either by car, on foot or by cycling

stay in well-presented rooms decorated in warm colours, some rooms boast original fireplaces and roll-top baths in the bathroom

a charming, old country inn, tastefully updated with comfortable, en-suite rooms

17th century inn offering a warm welcome, lots of character, comfy and homely rooms and a restaurant serving Indian and British cuisine

a beautifully presented inn that retains many character features and is situated overlooking the bustling square of this pretty Dales village

traditional country pub with a thatched roof in Devon's smallest town

dating from the 17th century, this traditional country pub sits in the quiet Eskdale Valley and is ideally located to explore the coast and the Lakes

a stylish inn with elegant guest rooms, topped off by a myriad of awards for its field to fork ethos, where possible produce is sourced locally

a warm welcome awaits at this traditional inn offering modernised, comfortable accommodation and set a short drive from Totnes Castle. There is also an on-site tennis court that can be used by visitors

watched over by spectacular Blencathera this traditional inn enjoys a scenic spot, it retains period features whilst providing modern comforts

enjoy cosy rooms, tasty food and spectacular views over the Dales at this famous, 17th century inn, officially the highest pub in Great Britain

enjoys a great location with striking Roseberry Topping forming a scenic backdrop as well as being located on the edge of the North York Moors

well-appointed roadside, country pub situated 7 miles from central Norwich offering traditional style rooms and an extensive food menu

a combination of cosy pub, bistro restaurant, stylish rooms, some with river views and a beauty salon in a bustling village on the River Tyne

offering rustic charm with wood burning stoves, stone floors and cosy furnishings, this welcoming inn is favoured by locals and visitors alike

traditional, friendly inn perched on the shore overlooking the Leven Estuary, it has well-appointed rooms, some with scenic estuary views

located in a peaceful Coverdale hamlet beneath the peaks of Roova Crags and Penhill and features stylish and cosy rooms with scenic views

former hunting lodge dating from the Edwardian period set in an idyllic spot with country views; guest rooms are elegant and classically styled

former coaching inn run by the same family for over 100 years and ideally placed to explore Penwith's rugged coast and glorious beaches

retaining original charm and character, this traditional hotel offers airy rooms and hearty fare

a welcoming inn in a fascinating village with a long history, has been refurbished with smart contemporary comfort but retains its charm

former coaching inn, parts date from the 15th century, located a short walk from the High Street and 10-minutes from the RH&D railway

an elegant and charming country house providing a relaxing and homely atmosphere, stylish rooms and good, locally sourced food

greeting weary travellers to this scenic part of the Dales for over 300 years, beamed ceilings, antiques and open fires can all still be seen

a lovely village pub serving food with fresh baked bread from their own bakery

a Georgian, former coach house in the heart of the cobbled market town featuring log fires, cask ales and spacious, well-appointed rooms

set in a Borders village that is surrounded by beautiful scenery and plenty of outdoor pursuits

character Georgian building transformed into a boutique bar and restaurant with elegant, individually styled rooms and social dining

a traditional inn located amidst the stunning Dales scenery a mile from Grassington and offering real ales, home cooked food and cosy rooms

a traditional village pub set on the banks of the River Ribble and directly on the Pennine Way that is an ideal base for walkers and cyclists

spacious and cosy, with rustic wooden furnishings, guest rooms in a converted Victorian building opposite a traditional village pub

traditional village pub with a friendly atmosphere - offers stylish, well appointed rooms, good home cooked food, real ales and fine wines

this smart country inn has recently been refurbished and offers smart, well appointed accommodation with modern facilities and tasty breakfasts sourced from local ingredients

a friendly village inn with a courtyard garden has a variety of rooms for a comfortable night's stay after a relaxing drink and chef-cooked meal

light, airy, well-presented rooms are offered at this friendly inn, a former hunting lodge, that is ideally placed for those who love the outdoors

enjoy the cosy traditonal atmosphere in this Yorkshire Dales inn, offering French-inspired dining and the comfort of tastefully refurbished rooms

welcoming inn, set in a pretty village on the Forest of Bowland's fringes, offering beautifully presented rooms, honest food and real ales

a 400 year old former coaching inn set in a pleasant village sandwiched between the North Pennines, Lake District and Yorkshire Dales

set in a classic, period inn that has recently been refurbished to provide comfortable modern accommodation in a welcoming atmsophere

guests praise the warm welcome, well-equipped rooms and enjoyable dining at this traditional inn convenient for visiting Hadrian's Wall

updated village pub features smart, contemporary bedrooms, a cosy bar with log burner, a large beer garden and serves home cooked food

a welcoming, traditional English inn with oak beamed ceilings and open fires, offering smart, comfortable accommodation

enjoy beautifully appointed rooms at this village pub located a short walk from Elgar's birthplace

a refurbished 17th century inn that retains character features including original slate floors and open fires and is a comfy base to explore from

surrounded by glorious scenery at the gateway to the Peak District and affording guests scenic views from the restaurant and many of the rooms

enjoys a tranquil location on the edge of the market town and offers elegant rooms with traditional decor and a restaurant with scenic views

a former coaching inn that dates from the 1190s, set in a pretty village, where guests can find original features, log fires and comfy rooms

set at the heart of a quiet, picturesque hamlet surrounded by majestic Eskdale scenery, a great place to rest and relax after a day of walking

within easy access of Hadrian's Wall and Museum, this well located inn offers comfortable, spacious accommodation with a genial atmosphere

village pub set opposite a green - home to stocks, a memorial and the odd forest pony - providing comfy rooms decorated to a high standard

this 15th century coaching inn boasts a pretty village location that is close to the coast and scenic views over the Lynher and Tamar Rivers

an historic coaching inn set amidst the spectacular scenery of Upper Teesdale next to England's biggest waterfall; an ideal country escape

choose between a well-appointed room or self-contained cottage at this historic inn - said to be one of the counties oldest - set in a peaceful spot

Grade II listed Georgian townhouse featuring cosy rooms, modern and traditional styles, a cellar bar and a tranquil, walled garden

this period coaching inn has been serving the community for centuries and continues to offer a warm welcome and cosy accommodation

real ales from local small breweries, hearty home cooked food and a welcoming ambience are offered at this peacefully placed village pub

just a 15 minute drive from the M6 finds this luxurious village inn offering spacious rooms

at the gateway to The Lakes, on the A65 between the M6 and Kendal, this traditional inn makes an ideal en-route stopover or exploring base

West Dean's local meeting point for over 200 years, features stylish guest rooms set in a converted barn at the rear of the main pub

traditional inn that is the heart of the village providing comy well-appointed rooms in the pub or cosy, log cabins in the garden that sleep 6

a traditional pub offering simple, cosy accommodation with a vibrant restaurant that serves family favourites enjoyed by locals and visitors alike