The Bull on the Green is nestled in the charming village of Newick, in the heart of the Sussex countryside. They have seven comfortable bedrooms, and inside the pub you will find oak beams and exposed rafters which exude bundles of traditional charm. Newick is located on the A272 road, about six miles east of Haywards Heath.
The Shepherds Inn is a traditional village pub located in the village of Langwathby, which lies on the east bank of the River Eden. They have four comfortable, modern bedrooms.
The Timble Inn is a romantic Grade II listed 18th century coaching Inn with foundations dating back to 1200AD. This historic pub is hidden away in the quiet, beautiful village of Timble, nestled in the stunning Washburn Valley. They have been awarded a 5 Star Silver Award rating and two culinary Rosettes by the AA.
The Embankment sits beside the River Great Ouse, and has 20 beautifully decorated en-suite bedrooms. Built in 1891, this charismatic pub’s stylish interiors have been renovated to reflect its late Victorian heyday. Bedford is a historic market town, with a multitude of family attractions close by including Bedford Park, Woburn Safari Park and Whipsnade Zoo.
The Richard Onslow is a classic English village inn, with a friendly old bar and snug, an elegant dining room, a secluded courtyard garden and ten characterful bedrooms. Cranleigh sits at the foot of the Surrey Hills, with easy access to the Downs Link long distance trail. This vibrant small market town is a haven for walkers and cyclists who enjoy the local cafe culture.
The Thomas Arms has ten bedrooms and is well situated for visiting attractions, the local countryside and the beautiful Gower peninsula. Carmarthenshire is a beautiful area to visit, from Carmarthen Bay in the South to the Western Brecon Beacons in the North.
Located close to the M4 and just a short car or train journey from Cardiff and Swansea, The Twelve Knights is a good choice for business travellers and those wishing to take a trip to West Wales.
The Wellington is one of the oldest buildings in Brecon and stands proudly in the town square overlooking the Duke of Wellington statue and amid the rolling hills of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The Grove is a 19th century coaching inn and the perfect pub from which to explore the famous cathedral city of St David’s and the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast. They have eleven comfortable bedrooms, some of which are dog friendly.