Banyers House is set in a beautiful Georgian building, one of the most iconic buildings in Royston. The design of the property combines the building’s unique characteristics with modern comfort and personal touches. A stylish home away from home.

This stylish Cotswold coaching inn combines modern design and comfort with the building’s character and centuries-old design. The Blue Boar sits on the market square of the historic Witney and is the perfect base for exploring the surrounding Cotswold area. Stunning bedrooms, fantastic seasonal food and a beautiful building – could you ask for more?

This quirky and cosy 16th century inn stands on the fringes of the Cotswolds, in the Oxfordshire countryside, just a 15 minute drive from Oxford. Eccentrically English, the Artist Residence Oxfordshire boasts a traditional pub with open fires, local ales, inventive menu of seasonal British food, and hand-crafted cocktails alongside vintage-tinged but contemporary bedrooms feature large, comfy beds, powerful showers, flatscreen TVs, Nespresso coffe machines and mini-fridges stocked with local goodies. The luxurious extras don't stop with the humans, bring along your four-legged furry friend and they'll recieve a dog bed and bowls for for the duration of their stay alongside some Lily's Kitchen organic treats!

Consisting of three buildings around a cobbled courtyard with a 200-year-old wisteria, this Grade II listed coaching inn has been sympathetically restored. Whilst retaining beautiful original features such as open brickwork and timber beams, the inn has a stunningly beautiful stylish charm with all modern comforts. The restaurant, with its open kitchen, serves a seasonal menu inspired by Mediterranean flavours; the cosy bar area boasts a fireplace and comfortable seating and the boutique bedrooms all have unique features and style.

The Kings Arms Hotel is conveniently located in the centre of Berkhamsted. The 18th century coaching inn is now a luxurious hotel with a mix of traditional and contemporary design creating a stylish and charming property that boasts everything you could want from a boutique hotel.

This boutique hotel in the heart of Ascot boasts 24 individually designed bedrooms with personal touches and unique features, alongside a charming restored original bar, a restaurant with an open kitchen and first-class hospitality.

Nestled in the pretty Oxfordshire village of Nettlebed, The White Hart Inn provides stylish and comfortable rooms with the cosiness of a traditional country pub. Dating from the 14th century, this inn oozes historic charm with roaring log fires in the winter and a warm welcome year round.

This Grade II listed manison house in the Mount area of the city, combines Yorkshire hospitality and signature Hotel du Vin style. Boasting luxurious beds with Egyptian cotton linen, a French and British influenced Bistro & tunning courtyard, Hotel du Vin York is the perfect city retreat! Dogs are welcomed with a bed and bowls

The Timble Inn is a 5 star silver awarded inn which boasts a 2 AA Rosette restaurant all set in a Grade II listed 18th century coaching inn making this beautiful inn a quintessential English Country Inn. Set in the beautiful and quaint village of Timble in the Washburn Valley, near to the Yorkshire Dales and spa town of Harrogate, The Timble Inn is a fantastic base for those that enjoy stunning walks amongst stunning countryside.

A quirky dog-friendly boutique hotel in the charming village of Pangbourne, beside the River Thames. Opluance and comfort with a friendly welcome is at the heart of this hotel with luxurious bedrooms with handcrafted Indian furniture and rich fabrics, a drinking den and a restaurant where locally sourced steaks are matured on the bone and cooked on the open fire.

The Chequers, located on the high street of the historical town of Marlow dates from the 18th century, offering contemporary bedrooms with comfort at the heart alongside a beautiful tradition bar and a stylish restaurant with locally sourced ingredients.

Combining the charm and character of a 15th century inn in the small medieval town of Burford and all modern comforts and touches, the Highway Inn is the perfect mix of old and new. The bedrooms are individually decorated in a modern English country house style with a mixture of designer fabrics and traditional wallpapers and in the restaurant offers a high-quality menu of seasonal and locally sourced produce in an intimate setting.

Just a stones throw from the historical market town of Holt, surrounded by beautiful parkland stands The King's Head. Featuring a locals bar, a restaurant offering a menu that is prepared to order using the freshest ingredients, sourced from farmers, fishermen and traders nearby and four boutique bedrooms.

The Feathers, a historic boutique inn just three miles from the Norfolk coast with a long tradition of welcoming guests and locals alike, stands in the Georgian town of Holt and boasts boutique bedrooms, a menu driven by seasonality and local produce alongside blazing log fires in winter and sociable outdoor terrace tables in summer.

In the heart of the charming Cotswold market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, is The Old Stocks Inn. Oozing 17th century charm, this quintessential Cotswold Inn mixes the old with the new. With stylish bedrooms, award-winning cuisine and a cosy bar - everything about this inn is luxe!

This quintessential Cotswold inn sits in the beautiful village of Kingham, just a short drive from the Daylesford Organic Estate. The food has been awarded two AA Rosettes and the country chic bedrooms ooze comfort and style.

Combining the old with the new, this 16th century inn, just 10 miles from Oxford in the quiet village of Newbridge boasts beautiful original features and oozes traditional charm. The boutique bedrooms are beautifully decorated (some have river views) and the bar has roaring fires in the winter and a riverside garden for the summer.

The Hare & Hounds doesn’t only boast contemporary luxurious bedrooms, each with its own unique character with finishing touches such as Molton Brown products and soft cosy robes but also a 2 AA Rosette Restaurant and a cosy bar with a roaring fire. One of the rooms, even has a Private Hot Tub!

This stunning 16th century inn overlooks the North Downs. This authentic pub mixes quirky with traditional in a unique and wonderful way. The bedrooms are all individual designed with their own unique character. There is also an on-site deli and shop!

The Duke William, a Kentish inn set in the heart of the Garden of England, boasts a warm welcome and seasonal and traditional dining alongside bedrooms designed with comfort in mind. Just a short drive from the historic City of Canterbury but surrounded by beautiful countryside, The Duke William, is the perfect base for a little getaway.

The Impeccable Pig oozes character and quirkiness. Each bedroom has its own unique style - some even have hot tubs! The restaurant serves bistro style food and the cosy pub serves local ales alongside beautiful wines.

This boutique hotel with an award-winning seafood restaurant enjoys an outstanding naturally beautiful location. The Inn boasts sumptuous rooms, all individually designed after famous hotels around the world, many with private hot tub gardens.

This historic 5 star coaching inn provides restful rooms with a rustic elegance and simple, tasty local food. In the summer, enjoy local ales and food from the ‘summer kitchen’ in our meadow garden. In winter, open fires create an inviting cosiness.

Welcome to The Broad Leys, a beautifully restored coaching inn with award-winning pub and restaurant and two boutique-style bedrooms, with king sized double beds and designer en-suite bathrooms. From short stay business trips to indulgent getaways, our elegant rooms are perfect for a short stay in exquisite surroundings.

This 15th century coaching inn has been renovated to create a flamboyant and boutique luxury hotel within a traditional inn. The Crazy Bear boasts some unique features such as copper baths that fill from the ceiling and leather floors alongside a beautiful swimming pool and jacuzzi.

Welcoming guests for well over two centuries, The Carpenters Arms has a long tradition of genuine hospitality. The inn has been refurbished in recent years with special attention given to refresh the historical features sympathetically. A new feature is the spectacular glass eatery that wraps intself around the rear of the pub serving a modern British menu using the best of the local produce. The boutique bedrooms offer a cosy and contemporary place to stay.

Oddfellows in Chester has rightly earned a reputation as a venue that exudes style, design and some may even say opulence. Having undergone a £3.5million pound refurbishment, the hotel now oozes cutting edge style and inimitable sophistication. Our 18 bedrooms, Lounge Bar, Secret Garden and The Garden by Simon Radley restaurant will guarantee you an experience in the cosmopolitan, the unpredictable and the flamboyant.

Standing on the banks of the River Bollin, in the charming village of Prestbury nestled in the Cheshire countryside stands The Bridge, a Grade II listed boutique inn. Combining the old with the new with an industrial nod to the local area, The Bridge offers boutique bedrooms, a vaulted restaurant and bar that serves food all day and a riverside garden terrace with an outdoor bar.

Sat on the stunning South West Coast Path, The Cricket Inn has a great reputation as one of the best foodie pubs in the area. With beautiful nautical styled bedrooms, AA Rosette dining and stunning sea views, The Cricket Inn is ideal for exploring Devon's beautiful coastline.

Perched almost a thousand feet up, this beautiful silver-stone Georgian rectory is situated in the Shropshire/Welsh hills, an area of unspoilt natural beauty. Set in five acres of grounds, the Hotel prides itself on its unobtrusive hospitality, first-class fresh and healthy cooking and an easy-going atmosphere that guarantees that "away-from-it-all" feeling. The Superior Bedroom has a double spa/whirlpool bath. Good Hotel Guide "Country Hotel of the Year" and Johansen's Best Value Hotel Award 2011.

The Old Quay House enjoys an idyllic waterfront location, an architect designed interior and individually styled rooms, seven of which benefit from balconies with estuary views. There is also a great restaurant with a waterside terrace. Come and marvel at the view, eat good food in relaxed surroundings and unwind.

Coln St. Aldwyns in the Cotswolds is one of the most beautiful villages in England, minutes from Burford and Cirencester. The New Inn offers stunning bedrooms, exquisite food in the restaurant and exceptional service. Beautiful handcrafted furniture, delicate fabrics - bedrooms individual in style but identical in attention to detail. Come to escape, do business, relax with friends or unwind in style. Feet up or eyes down, you set the pace.

Situated in the heart of the beautiful village of Lower Slaughter in the Cotswolds, this lovely hotel sits right on the river bank. The 30 bedrooms are contemporary in style, dining is relaxed and informal in Scholars bar. Enjoy roaring log fires in the winter months and dining al fresco on the riverside terrace in the summer. Washbourne is perfectly positioned for exploring the Cotswolds.

The Kings Head Hotel is a historic boutique hotel in the historic town of Cirencester that offers luxurious bedrooms and an exceptional restaurant. The subterranean Vaulted Spa includes a thermal suite that offers a hot tub, infra-red sauna, steam room and an experience shower.

This newly refurbished former 17th century coaching inn overlooks Lake Windermere. The hotel boasts luxuriously equipped bedrooms, choice of a fantastic Italian restaurant or traditional Lakeland pub meals, and a spa with indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna and fitness room. The Swan enjoys a stunning lakeside location from which to explore the Lake District.

This 18th century town house, formerly known as the Fallen Angel, offers opulent bedrooms, three in the garden with private hot tubs and seven in the main house. Individually designed, the bedrooms are most indulgent and romantic. In addition to the dramatic bedrooms there is a restaurant, Gadz Grill and cocktail bar. Gadd's Town House is located on Old Elvet with the Cathedral, Castle and shops within walking distance.

Eccentric and eclectic. Seven silver birch trees with bedrooms. Welcome to the Bell in Ticehurst, a delightfully quirky hotel with a rustic ambiance, traditional restaurant, free Wi-Fi and parking. The cuisine mirrors the character of the hotel, offering traditional English meals with a unique twist.

Welcome to the 16th century George at Rye. The inn blends old with new beautifully, creating a wonderfully peaceful ambiance right in the heart of this historic town.

The Anchor Inn enjoys a glorious waterside setting just 2 miles from the beautiful South Downs. And with luxurious rooms, decadent fine dining and the unique Miller's touch, where better to relax and recharge the batteries than at this cosy country pub?

The 700 year old Wellington at Welwyn is steeped in history and even had the diarist Samuel Peeps stay here in the 1600's! Six unique bedrooms have been added to the Wellington’s award winning food and service. Each of the bedrooms is different with its own unique character and décor.

This 17th century coaching inn nestles on the banks of the River Wyre on Lancashire’s Fylde Coast. An open wood fire welcomes guests in the bar lounge area with its cosy corners where guests can enjoy a quiet drink. Food is served throughout the bar lounge, alcoves and for a more formal experience, there is the ‘River Lounge’ overlooking the River Wyre, with Beacon Fell and the Trough of Bowland as a backdrop.

Once upon a time there was a drinking club at Burghley House, founded by the 5th Earl of Exeter in 1684 and called The Honourable Order of Little Bedlam. We are not sure that the club dined at this historic Stamford inn....but it is highly likely they did. Like them, visit us and drink locally brewed ales and feast on Burghley Estate and other local produce.

Stamford is ideally located, just a 2 minute drive from the A1 and with quick rail links to London and the North. This luxury hotel lies within the magnificent Burghley Estate and boasts its own unique charm and character, offering bedrooms with comfy beds and Egyptian cotton linen, complimentary organic vodkas by your bed and wonderfully aromatic bathroom products.

This Grade II listed boutique hotel stands in the heart of South West London on Parsosn Green, ideally located for Kings Road and Parsons Green tube station which is just a two minutes walk from this hotel. Featuring boutique bedrooms with everything you expect and more alongside a gastropub and amazing cockails, Aragon House is the perfect boutique city hotel.

The ghost of Mary Queen of Scots is said to haunt the Elizabethan Talbot Hotel. The oak staircase, and other parts of the building, were brought from the ruins of Fotheringhay Castle. It was down these steps that she walked to her execution.But don't worry, Queen Mary hasn't been sighted for over a week now! The hotel boasts oak beams, open fires, anintimate restaurant and cosy bar offer traditional British cuisine, fine wines and real ales.

Situated between Keble and Somerville Colleges and just a 5-minute walk from Oxford city centre, The Old Parsonage Hotel is a boutique hotel set in a building dating back to 1660. The hotel boasts three terraces, a restaurant and a bar, and all bedrooms are en-suite. The restaurant/bar is a modern place with a relaxing atmosphere and serves British classics with a modern twist.

Located in the heart of picturesque Woodstock by the gates of Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, this 17th century town hotel was newly refurbished in 2010 and offers the ideal base from which to explore the dreaming spires of Oxford and the beautiful Cotswolds - yet it is only 1 1/2 hours from London! The hotel has 21 individually designed rooms and 5 suites, all furnished with antiques, books and interesting pictures.

Situated on Wyle Cop in the centre of medieval Shrewsbury, this AA 3 Star historic inn re-opened in 2010 after major renovations. With beautiful period features and luxury décor, the individual rooms at the Lion and Pheasant have modern bathrooms with Gilcrest and Soames toiletries. The hotel has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes for its seasonal à la carte menu and there are 3 uniquely designed bars offering local ales, modern cocktails and fine wines.

This quirky, Grade II listed building has managed to retain many of the original features including the squeaky floorboards! The Archangel epitomises the phrase "gastro pub", serving high quality, locally sourced food. We also have six rooms which offer a contemporary feel complemented by modern amenities. They have been described as "boutique in style with a touch of chic".

This authentic small luxury boutique hotel in the heart of medieval Lavenham offers some of the best accommodation in the county with outstanding food. 'One of the best places to eat in Britain' - The Sunday Times. AA 5 Star Restaurant with Rooms. 3 AA Rosettes for Food.

This stylish inn boasts contemporary, boutique-style en-suite rooms, free Wi-Fi, a lavish bar and restaurant. Behind its beautiful original 17th-century town-house façade, the Crown is a thoroughly 21st-century inn. The restaurant offers superb, award-winning cuisine, made with the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally.

This historic hotel, housed in a Grade II listed building, has undergone a £3 million restoration project, yet still retains its original features, open fires and wonderful antiques. The elegant bedrooms each have a private bathroom, some with exposed beams and picturesque views of the town. The restaurant serves classic British cuisine featuring locally sourced produce.

Located just 10 minutes’ walk from Warwick Castle and the Racecourse. With sumptuous decor and designer fittings, the individual rooms at The Globe have Egyptian cotton linen and luxury bathrooms. The hotel restaurant and bar serves award-winning meats and fresh seafood.

Nestling on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors in the picturesque market town of Helmsley, The Feversham Arms is a hideaway hotel, offering a haven of laid-back luxury. It is a comfortable, eclectic, place. The heart of The Feversham Arms is its people. You’ll find our staff naturally welcoming and ready to get to know you. In addition to thirty-three bedrooms and suites, the hotel has spacious and welcoming lounges, a snug restaurant, pool garden, heated outdoor pool (open all year).

Combining the old and the new, The Punch Bowl Inn is a beautiful rural Lake District inn. Set within the village of Crosthwaite, the inn boasts a contemporary styled restaurant, a traditional and cosy bar and beautiful bedrooms.