England Inns & Pub Accommodation Guide

a traditional hotel with a popular restaurant and bar situated directly opposite the beach - some of the comfortable rooms have sea views

15th century former coaching inn with many original features, located close to the medieval West Gate, 2 minutes walk from city centre

a Grade II listed Edwardian building that has been extensively renovated and blends original features with more contemporary touches

welcoming weary travellers for centuries to the heart of this charming village, today's guests will find a relaxing ambience and good facilities

a comfortable hotel set in landscaped gardens, situated near the River Ant

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

historic, former inn dating from 1750 boasting views over Rye to the coast and featuring log fires, a snug bar and individually styled rooms

a modern pub and traditional restaurant offering bright, spacious rooms along with indoor and outdoor children's play areas and a beer garden

an early 17th century inn where character features blend pleasingly with 21st century comforts including stylish rooms and award-winning food

a period property set in 3 acres of mature gardens offering traditional charm, individually designed rooms and a popular restaurant and bar

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

a 16th century former Ferryman's inn set on the River Wharfe with its own private fishing and ideally located to enjoy Dales country life

a popular family run hotel which prides itself as a meeting place for locals

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

a 17th century inn with flagstone floors and open fires, located on Cranborne Chase

relaxing, privately owned hotel directly opposite the shingle beach, many of the well-appointed guest rooms have sweeping sea views

12th century manor with original features including inglenook fire places and walls adorned with original paintings, tapestries and armour

historic hotel dating from the 17th century, oak beams, antique furnishings and open fires feature; enjoys a prominent central spot

refurbished and extended 18th century pub, set on the village green featuring comfortable rooms and a handy location for Norwich Airport

spacious and sumptuously furnished rooms can be enjoyed at this elegant, village centre hotel, surrounded my numerous shops and cafés