The Best Milton Keynes Pub Accommodation

set in a quiet, riverside location amidst 3.5 acres of landscaped gardens on Bedford's outskirts; bedrooms are spacious and well-appointed

a fascinating building, Grade II listed, at the gates of Waddesdon Manor, with sumptuous, individually styled rooms and award-winning food

400-year old, former coaching inn, providing a central and stylish base, guest rooms are smart and modern and there is an indulgent tea room

featured in Dickens' 'Pickwick Papers', this 400 year-old, town-centre inn is ideally placed for the Racecourse and Silverstone Motor Racing Circuit

a 16th century inn in the Bedfordshire countryside with walks nearby, has sumptuous rooms in a separate building, and superb dining

boasts an attractive setting beside the River Ouse and overlooking pretty riverside gardens

a fusion of contemporary design and Victorian style with luxurious rooms and informal dining, coffee shop and spacious patio area

a Grade II-listed, former coaching inn, beautifully updated and nestling on the lively High Street

a former coaching where some of the well-appointed rooms have been created from the old stables, offering an elegant, glass-roofed restaurant

a stylish, independent hotel set on the River Great Ouse with elegant, individually designed bedrooms and a riverside brasserie and bar

a 16th century coaching inn in Castle Ashby has been restored to offer fine dining and restful rooms with gorgeous textures and colour schemes

a 17th-century country inn, with a cosy bar and restaurant, just moments from the Safari Park

a sensitively-refurbished, 15th century coaching inn, with airy rooms and a welcoming bar

a former warehouse in Bedford centre is now a characterful Wetherspoon inn with luxurious rooms, a sociable bar and good value food

features a welcoming bar, real ales and an outside terrace to enjoy a drink on a summers evening

offers simple style rooms in a separate lodge building next to the pub and restaurant

a warm and friendly, traditional village inn dating from 1741, offering cosy rooms situated in either the main pub or a converted barn opposite

with individually designed, en-suite rooms, this welcoming village inn is ideal for the Safari Park

a traditional pub with comfortable bedrooms, serves hearty fare and real ales and is located within a short drive of the A5 and Woburn Safari Park

set in a pretty village and opposite the Grade I listed church, rooms are in a separate annexe