North West England Historic Inns & Pub Accommodation

discover plenty of original character at this classy inn from its former life as a Toll House combined with contemporary facilities and bedrooms

a 300 year old inn with well-appointed rooms decorated with bespoke furniture upstairs and a bustling, character bar downstairs

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

a restored historic inn, located within a 5-minute drive of the Isle of Man ferries, with charming rooms luxuriously equipped with comfy beds

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

a historic tavern on the river, offers a range of accommodation, from spacious suites in an annexe to simple style camping pods

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

enjoy the tastefully decorated rooms and the sociable bar, in this historic inn in a prime location within the city walls, adjacent to Chester Castle

tucked away in a peaceful corner of Cheshire, this 300 year-old inn sits in an elevated spot with scenic views across the Cheshire Plains

former cotton warehouse in the historic industrial area of the city, now a characterful and lively pub and boutique hotel with stylish rooms

offering sensational views across the fells, this charming country inn, with its relaxed restaurant, makes an ideal base for touring the Lakes

a short walk from the waterfront, an elegant, boutique-style accommodation offers stylish rooms and a relaxed, on-site restaurant

an historic 16th century inn, beautifully restored, not only has a smart tapas bar, but also stylish rooms with access to an outoor hot tub

an historic coaching inn attached to a castle is the setting for an atmospheric stay in gorgeous refurbished rooms, with exceptional dining

a 17th century inn, set at the heart of an historic market town, where traditional features and contemporary style pleasingly fuse together

leaded windows and fascinating curios abound at this friendly inn, offering homely accommodation in a quiet village in South Lakeland

nestling in a quiet hamlet at the southern end of Loweswater, this charming rustic inn features a convivial bar and an à la carte restaurant

quietly located on the edge of the village with uninterrupted views over Langdale and Elterwater, many of the rooms have the same vista

restored country pub set amidst the natural beauty of the Forest of Bowland; cosy rooms blend casual French elegance and rustic charm

set in one of Lakeland's most picturesque village, this 450-year-old inn features a cosy restaurant, boasting an open fire for the cooler months

friendly country pub in a quiet spot ideal for exploring The Lakes and Furness Peninsula with elegant rooms that feature classic decor

17th century, former coaching inn set amidst spectacular scenery at the foot of Helvellyn offering well-appointed rooms many with scenic views

a 16th century former coaching inn, set on the A591 and surrounded by majestic fells, where oak beams, inglenooks and log fires can be found

at the heart of the community, this village pub offers a friendly welcome to all, comfortable, traditional style rooms and a good base to explore

a 350 year old former coaching inn sympathetically restored to retain period touches whilst introducing smart and contemporary styling

cosy, independent village inn dating from 1760 with stylish rooms that have a touch of French chic, a bar with cosy fires and a beer garden

contemporary, beautifully styled rooms feature at this updated 16th century former coaching inn easily placed for the M6 and The Lakes

character and charm are retained, oak beams and fireplaces, at this inn near the Forest of Bowland; the renovated rooms have luxurious comfort

a traditional pub where the stunning scenery that surrounds it ensures the comfy, country house-style rooms have wonderful scenic views

set in a conservation village boasting scenic views of Pendle Hill, this Grade II listed pub offers tradition, contemporary decor and good food

this former 17th-century coaching inn has been beautifully updated to a very high standard and sits peacefully alongside the River Wyre

admire the scenic views and enjoy first class dining, friendly staff and cosy accommodation in this historic inn with a glorious Lakeland setting

enjoy relaxing comfort and hospitality from this friendly pub at the heart of village life; stylish rooms sport a contemporary country cottage feel

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 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

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

set in an attractive village a short walk from the shores of Ullswater, there are smart, well-appointed rooms, a cosy bar and a beer garden

dating from 1680, just 5 minutes from the M6, this inn has been lovingly restored and retains period features whilst offering modern comforts

this characterful pub dates from 1719 and nestles on the edge of the Lake District, rooms are comfortable and traditionally furnished

character pubs set opposite each other in a pretty hamlet in the heart of Wasdale, traditional style rooms are featured as is a micro-brewery

exposed stone walls, oak beams and a cosy log-burning stove feature at this 400 year old inn; simple style rooms come traditionally furnished

a charming former coaching inn with elegant rooms, a traditional bar and a choice of dining options situated near to Bassenthwaite Lake

sits atop one of England’s most beautiful valleys surrounded by scenic walking trails and offers simple, cosy rooms and hearty, home-cooking

traditional pub with a large garden and patio for use in the summer, in winter there is a fire to cosy up to in the bar; stay in rustic style rooms

in Keswick's oldest coaching inn you can enjoy the historic atmosphere, well-presented rooms and award-winning food in the restaurant

a traditional, country inn providing smart, comfortable accommodation with welcoming staff commended by previous guests

just 2 miles from Coniston, a cosy, Lakeland pub with exposed beams and open fire in the bar, hearty pub food and cask ales are served

a privately owned hotel set in glorious countryside on the A591 beneath Skiddaw's lofty peak, bright, airy and well-appointed rooms are offered

18th-century former coaching house located in a quiet village yet with easy access to the M62, Manchester and the Peak District

enjoy award-winning cuisine in either the restaurant or brasserie at this luxuriously appointed inn, boasting airy, sumptuously furnished rooms

17th-century inn, full of character, the bar is adorned with the tools used by former industries in the area; cosy guest rooms are well-appointed

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

elegant, listed, Georgian townhouse with tasteful rooms upstairs, feature Italian marble wet-rooms, and a bar with microbrewery downstairs

close to Grizedale Forest, a traditional inn with genial hosts commended by previous guests and offering simple, cosy accommodation

a 16th century, former coaching inn set in a pretty village that lies at the confluence of 3 rivers, offers smart, modern rooms and a relaxing air

Ambleside's oldest pub offering simple, good value rooms, home cooked food, real ales and hosts regular live music in the convivial bar

a classic, stylish Victorian hotel, just a 5 minute walk from the town-centre amenities that has benefited from a all encompassing makeover

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

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

a charming Lakeland inn offering homely comforts, good home-cooked food and a peaceful location with a magnificent outlook over the fells

charming country retreat offering a relaxed, informal but efficient service and ideally placed for some of the best-loved walks in The Lakes

welcoming country inn in the Gilpin Valley featuring traditional interiors, roaring log fires, seasonal food and drink and stylish guest rooms

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 lovingly restored Georgian town house, centrally located overlooking the market square

a traditional Lakeland pub in a delightful spot on the tiny village green, cosy rooms, open fires in winter and home cooking can be sampled

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

traditional pub - open fires, pub fayre, real ales - at the foot of Blencathra and Sharp Edge offering simple dormitories in a separate bunkhouse

a combination of a historic 400 year old pub on one side and smart, well appointed rooms on the other all set on the A591 near to Rydal Water

nestled in scenic Wasdale, next to the River Irt, just 5 minutes drive from Wast Water, many of the comfy rooms have river or fell views

with Tatton Park historic gardens nearby, this friendly inn provides smart, comfortable accommodation in a classic English pub

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

dating from 1815 this historic building has a rich heritage, today there are two bars, a restaurant and modern, well-appointed guest rooms

within the historic city walls, this traditional coaching inn dates from 1155 and retains many character features plus boasts a microbrewery

Lakeland slate building welcoming visitors for over 300 years, recently updated to offer stylish rooms, a popular village bar and hearty food

stylish hotel, bistro and bar in a converted mill building, see Lancashire's industrial heritage honoured and taste the county's fine fare

a former coaching inn dating from 1650 set on the A591 amidst a scenic landscape featuring well-appointed rooms and cosy public areas

pass through the revolving doors to find quality and tradition of a bygone age at this traditional hotel ideally situated in the town centre

historic hotel in the heart of the city, featuring a choice of comfy rooms, a brasserie restaurant, cocktail lounge and secret outdoor dining area