Jamaica Inn provides a relaxing and comfortable night’s sleep for you and your four legged companion in luxurious bedrooms. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms and most have full length baths. All rooms have free Wi-Fi as well as new flat screen TVs providing SKY channels including Sky Movies and Sky Sports and even BT Sports – more than many 5 star hotels offer.

Jamaica Inn is open for food and we use only the freshest and finest local ingredients whenever possible. The menu includes delights such as delicious steak pies, succulent gammon steaks, tasty fillets of salmon, vegetarian options and most weekends a hearty Sunday roast from 12 until 3pm. And don’t forget our daily ‘specials’ board.

The Port William Inn at Trebarwith Strand, near Tintagel, is a wonderful pub and restaurant on the North Cornwall coast, renowned for excellent pub food and a comfortable welcoming bar. There is also 4 star accommodation, with all 8 hotel rooms having a very high standard of finish and superb sea views, down to the sea and the dramatic cliffs. In March 2010 The Port William was awarded a FOUR STAR at VisitBritain Quality in Tourism Rating.

Welcome to the Grade II listed Tufton Arms Hotel, originally a 16th century coaching inn and now an intimate, luxury hotel in the centre of the charming medieval town of Appleby-in-Westmorland. At the heart of our hotel is The Conservatory Restaurant offering fine award winning cuisine. We are also avery convenient stop off on the way to the north of Scotland.

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. Pen-Y-Dyffryn offers superb accommodation including some bedrooms with private patio from which to admire the stunning views. The Superior Bedroom has a double spa/whirlpool bath.

Only 8 miles from Bath, Bristol and Wells, The Hunters Rest Inn, originally an early 19th century hunting lodge, enjoys a secluded, elevated position with delightful views across the Chew Valley to the Mendip Hills beyond. The Inn offers a superb choice of menu and is the ideal venue for family celebrations, weddings and parties. The five luxurious en-suite rooms are individually decorated and furnished to the highest standards, including a four poster suite, stunning bathrooms, direct dial telephones with data links, colour televisions and magnificent views.

Situated in the beautiful medieval village of Mells, on the edge of the Mendip Hills close to Bath and Wells, this privately owned 15th Century Coaching Inn is steeped in history and atmosphere, with low oak beamed ceilings hung with hops and heavy oak tables lit by candles. All en-suite bedrooms have a distinct country atmosphere and are traditionally furnished to retain their original charm.

The Oakhill Inn offers five elegant rooms offering high class bed and breakfast. All the rooms have en-suite bathrooms, TV/DVD, tea and coffee facilities and the most comfortable beds made with the best Egyptian cotton bed linen. There is a family suite available and rooms one and five both have baths as well as showers. Our freshly prepared menus are full of local and seasonal produce and this is reflected in the excellent breakfast.

Only a short drive from The Glebe Hotel is Warwick, the home to the famous Warwick Castle (please note dogs are not allowed in the Castle), Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon and Kenilworth (this castle does allow dogs in the grounds on a lead). The Glebe Hotel is also within easy distance of the Cotswolds.

The hotel itself boasts 39 en-suite bedrooms, a swimming pool and a conservatory restaurant with views of the garden and it is, of course, pet friendly!

The Black Boys Hotel is an imposing Grade II listed building in the centre of the historic market town of Aylsham. The hotel has recently been completely refurbished and now offers superb en-suite accommodation and a restaurant popular with both guests and local residents. It is ideally situated for visiting the surrounding area of North Norfolk whether on business or a leisure break. A narrow-gauge railway operates locally to the village of Wroxham where dayboats can be hired to tour the Norfolk Broads. The city of Norwich, with its wealth of shops and visitor attractions, can be reached in 30 minutes..

This stunning 17th century Georgian pub with rooms stands in the horse-racing town of Newbury in Berkshire. A contemporary twist on a traditional coaching inn, The Hare and Hounds offers a pub and barn dining room with a rustic elegance and horsey vibes with good, locally sourced food and drink alongside country chic bedrooms.

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.

Waggy tails are welcome. Your doggy will receive a warm welcome, a comfy doggy bed & some special treats.

Sat on the banks of the River Thames, The Swan dates back to the 1700s. Today is offers a warm welcome, beautiful bedrooms and stunning dinning with floor to ceiling windows. The renovation was completed in 2019 combining the old with the new in a countryside chic style.

The Carpenter Arms has been welcoming guests for over two centuries and has a long tradition of genuine hospitality. Situated in the Cambridgeshire fens, on the border of Suffolk, surrounded by miles of fields and woodland, perfect for wet noses and four legs, and The Carpenter Arms is the perfect fur-baby inn with a special dog menu including home cooked sausages!

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.

On the banks of the River Bollin in the picturesque village of Prestbury stands the GradeII listed The Bridge. 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.

Tucked away in its own cove on the Tamar River, The Wilcove Inn boasts a warm welcome, good ale and great home cooked food. Its prime location is perfect for exploring the stunning Cornish and Devon countryside before retreating to this traditional inn after a day of adventure.

An English country inn, surrounded by the peaceful woodland of Flass Vale, just a ten-minute walk from the heart of historic Durham. The Kings Lodge offers a cosy bar, a restaurant and comfortable dog-friendly accommodation.

Surrounded by dog-friendly walks, Kingslodge offers the perfect base to discover the trails to High Force Waterfall in Upper Teesdale and the beautiful countryside of the Durham Dales.

This 17th century coaching inn, the Swan Hotel, is one of the oldest hotels in the Lake District. Nestled in the Cumbrian countryside with views over the fells and access to several challenging trails, this is a cosy and inviting hotel, ideal for walkers, cyclists and your four-legged friend!

Stunning lake & fell views, on the shores of Coniston Water, The Coniston Inn oozes relaxation whilst only being a 10-minute walk from the centre of Coniston. The restaurant offers a menu of local cuisine with spectacular mountain views and bar offers local ales and light snacks. The bedrooms are beautifully refurbished and dog-friendly!

Newly refurbished en-suite bedrooms, the cosiest of pubs and restaurants with delicious home-cooked Cumbrian pub food is just some of what The Ambleside Inn offers. This 18th century inn stands just a 15 minute walk from Lake Windermere & surrounded by lots of dog-friendly walks and trails.

Tucked away in the heart of Grasmere is Tweedies Bar & Lodge, a Georgian building that has been refurbished, maintaining its traditional charm alongside modern and boutique bedrooms, an ambient restaurant serving dishes using locally sourced ingredients and a cosy bar that features a wood-burner and serves an extensive range of beers, craft ales, perries and much more.

Set in acres of wilderness, in the heart of the Haweswater nature reserve lies the Haweswater Hotels, an art-deco property built in 1937. Boasting unique and individually designed bedrooms and a restaurant with views over breath-taking scenery, The Haweswater Hotel is a superb rural retreat.

This boutique inn, home in a 17th century coaching inn, has the ideal location set in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales and near the edge of the Lake District, it is perfect for exploring the stunning countryside this area of the country has to offer with your four-legged friend.

Just a short walk from the home of Beatrix Potter at Hill Top Farm, you will find the Cuckoo Brow. This traditional Lakeland inn offers a warm welcome to couples, families, muddy boots and wet dogs! After a day out in the fresh air, relax with a glass of your favourite tipple, good food and good company. Our newly refurbished rooms are just the ticket with their powerful showers, deep baths and flat screen TVs.

The Royal Oak at Keswick is a welcoming pub offering great home-cooked food and accommodation in the vibrant market town of Keswick, which is situated on the lakeside north of Derwentwater in Cumbria’s Lake District. The Royal Oak offers a pleasing blend of pub, restaurant and hotel rooms with a well stocked bar and a varied menu of freshly prepared produce and seasonal ingredients. For our overnight guests, The Royal Oak offers comfortable, en-suite bedrooms with the option of a fresh, wholesome breakfast.

A warm hearted 17th Century inn set in the heart of the beautiful market town of Kirkby Lonsdale overlooking St Mary's Church and you can walk within minutes to Devils Bridge, Ruskins View (famously painted by Turner), and the stunning walking area of the Lune Valley.

Overnight accommodation is offered in smart, clean rooms with fresh crisp linen, pillow top bed and puffy duvet. A hearty Cumbrian breakfast will set you up for a day visiting the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, Trough of Bowland, golf at Kirkby Lonsdale and Casterton, fishing, bird watching at Leighton Moss or for the more adventurous - scuba diving at Capenwray.

The Troutbeck Inn, in the quiet hamlet of Troutbeck, was once the Station Hotel when the railway was still operating between Penrith & the west coast. It is now a 4 Star Country Inn with Cottages. There are 7 newly refurbished ensuite bedrooms including doubles, twin, family & single plus 3 self catering cottages. Most of the bedrooms offer wifi connection & wonderful views of the surrounding fells, plus complimentary tea & coffee making facility & freeview television.

Set amidst stunning Lake District scenery, the Brackenrigg Inn can be counted amongst the last few remaining traditional free houses in the English Lakes. With an unrivalled setting that boasts spectacular views of elegant Ullswater, this charming Lake District retreat retains all the values of a traditional coaching Inn. Its old worldly charm and individual character is emphasised in each of its 17 bedrooms, all of which are en suite and we offer a flexible range of rooms, from affordable standard rooms to superior rooms & suites ideal for small groups and families.

Boasting a peaceful location in the beautiful Peak District, this enchanting property, dating back over 100 years, has been extensively refurbished to offer modern comforts whilst still maintaining its period features. Named as one of the best independent hotels in the Peak District, The Maynard occupies a privileged position, immersed within an area of outstanding natural beauty, and yet easily accessible; it is only 13 minutes from Sheffield by train and within easy reach of the M1 and A57 Snake Pass by car.

This splendid 17th century inn is peacefully situated in the hamlet of Swinscoe on the Derbyshire/ Staffordshire border. Situated on the edge of the Peak District, close to Alton Towers, Dovedale, Ashbourne, Chatsworth House and Haddon. Accommodation at the Dog and Partridge is purpose built and situated in the grounds very close to Ashbourne. Guests will find it easy to relax in the traditional bar with character and charm, and its welcoming log fire in winter. Food is served all day with a wide ranging menu offering many local specialities.

Hidden in a cove at Babbacombe beach, Cary Arms and Spa combines a quintessential English inn with comfort and style of a luxury hotel. With breath-taking views, gastro food using the freshest of seasonal produce from the south Devon coast, elegant and individually designed comfortable rooms (and a choice of accommodation type!) and a glass fronted sea-facing spa - the Cary Arms is a truly luxurious inn perfect for a coastal retreat.

The Blue Ball Inn is a beautiful, traditional, 13th century Coaching Inn with inglenook fireplaces, and an atmosphere of unspoilt old world charm. This traditional country inn with 15 quality en-suite bedrooms (most of which feature bathtubs), attracts visitors and hikers from all over the world, is dog friendly, extends a warm welcome to children and has a fine and growing reputation for providing real ale, fine wines and excellent food. Located in Countisbury in an area of outstanding beauty, approximately one and a half miles from the twin villages of Lynton and Lynmouth and close to the famous Doone Valley.

Set on the heart of the Dorset Countryside, within easy reach of Bournemouth, Weymouth, Poole and Swanage. The Fox has 11 individually decorated en-suite bedrooms, equipped to a high standard, with hospitality tray, TV, hairdryer and toiletries. Our Superior rooms are spacious and can be utilised as family rooms.

Welcome to this quality 16th Century coaching inn that Thomas Hardy called 'The Sow & Acorn' in 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles'. Set in the picturesque West Dorset village of Evershot, this lovely old stone-built Inn boasts worthy history. Originally known as The Kings Arms, it once brewed its own ales with water drawn from the source of the River Frome. All the original charm and character of 400 years exudes from the beamed bars and log fires that greet guests on arrival.

The Langton Arms, an attractive 17th century thatched inn, occupies a peaceful spot in the centre of Tarrant Monkton next to the church. Tarrant Monkton is a small thatched Dorset hamlet nestling in the Tarrant Valley, surrounded by some of the most spectacular countryside in England, which has changed little since it was immortalised in the novels of Thomas Hardy at the turn of the century.

The question is… is it even legal to go to the Cotswolds without taking your pawesome four-legged friend? The Hare & Hounds is a stunning dog-friendly hotel. With acres of gardens and the Cotswold countryside, there is so much to explore for your and your pooch. But at the end of the day, there is no better place to relax than in the cosy Jack Hare Bar (which is also dog friendly).

Set in the quintessential Cotswolds village of Lower Slaughter, is The Slaughters Country Inn on the banks of the River Eye. With roaring log fires in the cosy bar, to a formal stylish restaurant and beautifully deisgned bedrooms - this boutique inn is one that cannot be missed.

Standing at the beginning of the Cotswolds Way, the Noel Arms is the perfect dog-friendly hotel for you to explore the surrounding countryside. Dating back to the 16th century, it boasts modern day comforts with the charm of a traditional Cotswold inn.

The Amberley Inn is one of those Cotswold hotels that is the epitome of English hospitality. Overlooking the Woodchester valley and recently refurbished, we are the ideal location for walking, (pets allowed on request) golf and general relaxation in this area of outstanding natural beauty. Log fires burn all day during the winter months and fine food is a huge attraction to the hotel. Four posters and Jacobean sleigh beds are available for those looking for a romantic weekend away.

Located in the historic town of Cirencester, this boutique hotel offers stylish bedrooms and exceptional dining. The Kings Head Hotel offers dog friendly accommodation and those wishing to dine with their four-legged friend can do so in the Lounge and Bar area.

Located in the heart of the Cotswolds, our 16th Century Coaching Inn has large open fire places, flag stone floors and exposed wooden beams. We have a highly acclaimed rosette award winning restaurant . Our rooms are spacious, light and modern but still with the charm of the old. All rooms are en-suite. We are located mid way between Oxford and Cheltenham with good road and rail links.

Nestling in the Cotswold village of Frampton Mansell lies the Crown Inn. A seventeenth century ‘cider house’ that is steeped in history and is, quite simply, a perfect village pub. Roaring log fires; delicious, traditional, home-cooked food; fine, locally brewed real ales; a stunningly beautiful building dating from 1633 and of course, good company. Add to this a very well appointed 12-bedroom hotel annex, ample car parking and simply exquisite views across the golden valley and you have the precise recipe for a relaxing and enjoyable venue. Do come and spend some time with us…..we would love to see you.

Set in 60 acres of grounds near Oxford, on the banks of the River Windrush, the Mill and Old Swan is the perfect setting in which to relax. This quintessentially English treasure is set over two distinct buildings – The Mill, built in 1806 and brimming with olde English character, and The Old Swan, a 600 year old Inn. Each bedroom has undergone a full refurbishment and boasts a stylish, contemporary design. Our restaurant serves mouth watering dishes and also offers afternoon teas.

At the heart of Faccombe village in the glorious Hampshire countryside is a truly dog-friendly boutique inn - ensuring that your four-legged friend feels like they are on holiday too! With a welcoming bar and restaurant, beautiful bedrooms and a stunning English garden. Just a short drive away is Stonehenge and Highclere Castle (the setting of Downton Abbey) and you are not short of country walks on the doorstep.

This boutique coastal inn boasts an award-winning restaurant, nautical themed-bedrooms and views over the historic Lymington harbour. With the New Forest National Park on the doorstep of The Mayflower - the inn is perfect to discover the beautiful countryside of the New Forest AND the stunning Hampshire coastline.

The Master Builder's stands within the New Forest National Park on the banks of the Beaulieu River. Buckler's Hard, the hamlet home to The Master Builder's has a history of building navel ships dating back as far as the early 18th century and the slips can still be seen just below the hotel. Combining historic features, such as original fireplaces, with modern furnishings, The Master Builder's oozes character and charm. It also boasts a AA Rosette restaurant and luxurious bedrooms. A warm welcome is also offered to our four-legged friends.

The Pilgrim Inn in Marchwood has 14 stylish boutique bedrooms which are nothing less than stunning. Great care has been taken to source the very best furniture and linen to ensure that our guests have the best nights sleep ever.

Stanwell House is a privately owned, boutique hotel situated in the centre of the picturesque Regency market town of Lymington. Lymington is one of the world's premier sailing resorts, has two International Marinas and is home to the prestigious Royal Lymington Yacht Club. It is also on the doorstep of the New Forest. The hotel is both cosmopolitan and stylish and offers guests a friendly, efficient yet unobtrusive service. From lunch on the Terrace, champagne afternoon tea in the Conservatory, a vodka Martini in the Bar, dinner in the Bistro or in our very own Seafood Restaurant or overnight in one of our original and seductive bedrooms. AA 3 star property that was been awarded 2 AA Rosettes for food.

This charming country house in the heart of the New Forest boasts open fires, home-cooked food using local ingredients and beautiful and stylish bedrooms. Surrounded by woodland, with a number of trails for walkers with dogs, this is the perfect pet-friendly getaway.

A relaxing Elizabethan Manor House which maintains its character and architectural features, with a great oak door giving access to the reception. The hotel has 18 rooms, with an additional 4 suites available for that extra luxury. All rooms are en-suite and a large percentage have historical characteristics such as exposed beams, original leaded windows and uneven floorboards - this creates a charm that takes you back centuries. Free Wi-Fi and broadband internet access are available.

Beautiful 15th-century wealden hall house pub, located at the top of the North Downs with open fires, a relaxed environment to enjoy the 2 AA rosettes standard food with a menu blend including all your pub classics. Awarded 4 gold AA stars for the seperate barn accommodation, which features oak wood floors and exposed beams, the cosy split-level suites come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, lounge and dining space & boasts views out to the Kent coast.

Originally built as cottages in the 16th century, The Evenhill lies on the A257 in Littlebourne, just a 3-minute drive away from the city centre of Canterbury. The comfortable traditional Victorian bar with its oak beams and fireplaces leads onto the Evenhill's popular extensive split-level restaurant. The superb restaurant serves delicious home cooked meals perfect for every occasion. To the rear of the main building lies our hotel, with 15 en suite bedrooms. The setting of our hotel ensures you will have a peaceful night. For those summer days and evenings we have a pleasant garden to complete the picture of a typical yet surprising Kentish pub.

A boutique hotel in the heart of South West London. Aragon House is a Grade II listed building on Parsons Green, steeped in history and a welcoming charm. This city inn features boutique bedrooms with all modern comforts and more, gastropup food and killer cocktails. Wanting to explore London? Kings Road is on your doorstep and Parsons Green tube station is just a short walk away.

If you’re coming with a fluffy four-legged friend, try the Garden Lodge room - it even comes equipped with a dog bed and treats.

Just three miles from Norfolks coast stands the Georgian town of Holt, and at its heart is The Feathers, an inn that it steeped in history with a long tradition of welcoming guests. The menu at the Feathers is driven by seasonality and revels in local produce served in a classic coaching inn. The boutique-style bedrooms have been designed with comfortable modern English inspirations.

Sandy paws are also welcome! It is pooch perfect, with bed, towel and water bowl to make the furry friends stay comfy.

Peaceful and comfortable in the countryside - Excellent Fresh locally sourced Foods. Newly Refurbished - all large ensuite shower rooms, with plenty of hot water power showers. Very comfortable Kingsize Beds, 2 Rooms on Ground Floor, accessible by wheelchair.

Originally built as a farmstead in 1747, this four-star Inn and Restaurant features a cosy bar with open fire in the winter and a sunny conservatory within a secret walled beer-garden. This is the land where Romans held back Picts, where Celts were driven out by Angles and Saxons, where major battles between the Scots and the English were fought. Here are the finest stretches of Hadrian’s Wall, abbeys and churches linked with the earliest story of Christianity in Britain.

This idyllic retreat nestled in the Oxfordshire countryside on the fringes of the Cotswolds combines a 16th century inn with a quirky boutique hotel. The Mason Arms, the onsite pub at the Artist Residence Oxfordshire oozes a cozy charm with open fires, local ales, inventive menu of seasonal British food, and hand-crafted cocktails. The bedrooms encapsulate the relaxed and bohemian spirit of the English countryside. The vintage-tinged but contemporary bedrooms feature large, comfy beds, powerful showers, flatscreen TVs, Nespresso coffe machines and mini-fridges stocked with local goodies.

The Artist Residence Oxfordshire have a selection of dog-friendly rooms, and for every pooch that comes to stay they'll have a dog bed, bowls and some Lily’s Kitchen organic treats.

The Double Red Duke, a 17th century Cotswolds stone coaching inn stands within the Clanfield village, an idyllic Cotswolds village and just a short drive from the village of Bampton of Downton Abbey fame where much of the TV series was filmed. Boasting roaring fires, a cosy bar, food using the best seasonal and local produce and bedrooms that mix mordern comfort with antique pieces, The Double Red Duke is the perfect base to explore the beauty of the outstanding Cotswold countryside.

From cosy corners, open fires and wooden floors to individually decorated bedrooms in a modern English country house style, The Highway Inn situated in the town of Burford, also known as the Gateway to the Cotswolds, is the perfect base to explore the surrounding countryside with your four-legged friend. Dogs are allowed in the main bar and courtyard and when booking one of the dog-friendly rooms, they will enjoy their own treat bowls in their room.

The Exmoor Forest Inn. Set in the heart of beautiful Exmoor, one of the smallest National Parks covering about 265 square miles With its long and spectacular coast line, high moorland with wild ponies and red deer, steep valley with tumbling streams and picturesque villages, all together a lovely place to be.

This 18th century Grade II listed coaching inn stands in the heart of Staffordshire in the charming village of Penkridge. Oozing English charm with locally sourced food and innovative seasonal menus alongside stylish bedrooms, The Littleton Arms is a quintessential inn well worth a visit.

Dating back to 1850s, The Duncombe Arms is a charming local country pub with rooms. With rustic-chic decor, roaring fire and views across the Dove Valley to Worthy Island Wood, this modern country inn is renowned for the excellence of its food and the comfort of its rooms.

Award-winning food using regional produce, comfortable and stylish bedrooms and a pub with local ales and a vast wine list - that is what is on offer at The Black Lion! This 15th century inn stands in the picturesque village of Long Melford, overlooking the village green, next to this historic village's medieval church, in the heart of Suffolk; a picture perfect village pub with exceptional service. And remember, Wagging tails are welcome!

The Talbot has for centuries played its part in history. It is said to have provided the stage for Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton’s love affair to blossom in 1798, and remains one of England’s finest coaching inns.

Situated in the heart of Arundel, this grade II listed Victorian building was completely refurbished in 2004 to combine traditional comforts with the facilities of a modern 4-star hotel. The Swan Hotel itself dates back to 1759 and is a prominent building on the High Street. The hotel's bar, serving the family owned Fuller Smith & Turner Ltd Ale, proves to be particularly popular with locals and guests alike. To complete your day, pay a visit to the hotel’s restaurant which serves freshly prepared food daily. The menu is complimented by a wide range of quality wines from the 200 year old wine cellar.

This magnificent, half-timbered hotel is just a few minutes' easy walk from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and Stratford's attractive town centre. The Alveston Manor is well known both for its Manor Grill Restaurant, beautiful oak panelled Manor Bar and its splendid old cedar tree - reputedly the spot where Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" was premiered. The hotel's leisure facilities include a pool, gym, sauna, solarium and beauty treatment rooms..

In Shakespeare country, just 7 miles his birth place, Stratford-upon-Avon, stands the hamlet of Armscote and at it's heart is The Fuzzy Duck, a former blacksmiths, now a gastropub with rooms. Lovingly restored to retain its original features such as old wooden beams, flagstone floors and magnificent fireplaces, the Fuzzy Duck oozes charm and character.

Dating back to 1840, The Crown and Anchor combines the characterful historic features of the building such as flagstone floors, oak pannelled walls and a fireplace with wood-burner with all the modern guests could want from a modern day pub; local ales, excellent food, cosy bedrooms and dog, walker,and cyclist friendly!

Escape to the Cotswolds at Whatley Manor, a luxury hotel and spa - the perfect place to relax and revive. From luxury accommodation, an award-winning spa and TWO restaurants, one that boasts a Michelin Star and the other 2 AA Rosettes.

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

Guests return year after year to enjoy the unique landscape for its peace and beauty and the 30,000-acre Bolton Abbey estate, owned by the Duke of Devonshire, with its picturesque village and 12th-century Augustinian priory. And all of this is on the doorstep of the luxurious Devonshire Arms Country House Hotel and Spa. This traditional 17th-century coaching inn has evolved into a luxurious country estate hotel offering exquisite food, a stunning wine list and warm hospitality. AA Three Rosettes. AA Pet Friendly Hotel of the Year 2004.

Standing on the edge of the North York Moors, The King’s Head Inn at Newton under Roseberry is surrounded by beautiful and peaceful countryside and forests with seaside gems such as Staithes, Whitby, Robin Hood’s Bay and Scarborough are just a short drive away. The newly-refurbished bedrooms combine country charm with fresh, modern facilities and the pub & restaurant offers a vibrant menu offering classic British food alongside globetrotting dishes. The Kings Head is also known for its Sunday Lunch menu - succulent cuts meat, home-made Yorkshire Puddings, crisp roast potatoes and freshly cooked seasonal vegetables with lashings of gravy. The King's Head Inn is situated right at the foot of Roseberry Topping, surrounded by dog-friendly walks and trails. Muddy boots & paws welcome!