N W England Inns & Pub Accommodation Guide

where three counties meet, part of the landscape for 350 years, this characterful hotel now offers luxurious rooms and fine dining

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

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

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

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

this former coaching inn sits just outside of Blackburn with access to the countryside of the Ribble Valley; rooms are smart and comfortable

a centrally located hotel that combines period charm with contemporary decor and is situated next door to the childhood home of Wordsworth

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

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

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

a relaxing hotel set amongst Borrowdale's scenic fells offering stylish rooms, good food and a cosy bar serving over 60 malt whiskies

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

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

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

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

revitalised Georgian townhouse, now a swish hotel, buzzy all day bar and kitchen, with quirky, individually styled bedrooms upstairs

friendly, family-run hotel situated within a 10 minute walk of the city centre offering spacious rooms, cooked breakfasts and pub meals

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

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

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