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 Devonshire is nestled in the village of Grassington, just north of Skipton, on the cobbled market square. Situated in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, their frontage features in the popular remake of All Creatures Great and Small since the show premiered in 2020 on Channel 5. They have eight beautifully decorated en-suite bedrooms, including good options for family and dog friendly stays.
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.
The Penwig sits in the seaside town of New Quay and has wonderful views across the bay. The pub has seven comfortable bedrooms including good options for families looking to book a coastal staycation. Perched high on the hills above Cardigan Bay, on the Ceredigion Coast Path, New Quay is a traditional fishing town with a harbour, sandy beaches, and a strong literary association.
The Penhelig Arms is a picture perfect pub, surrounded by the Snowdonia National Park and overlooking the harbour. Originally a collection of fisherman’s cottages, they have 16 comfortable bedrooms, including good options for families and guests bringing their dog. Aberdovey is a peaceful seaside village nestled on the north side of the Dyfi estuary.
The Ship Inn is tucked away in an idyllic location just a stone’s throw from one of Ceredigion’s finest beaches, Tresaith Bay, with golden sands and a cliff-side waterfall. It is located in the picturesque coastal village of Tresaith situated eight miles from Cardigan along the Ceredigion coast line in West Wales.
The Lamb and Flag is a traditional coaching inn set at the foot of Sugar Loaf Mountain. Situated at the gateway to the Brecon Beacons National Park, on the outskirts of the bustling market town of Abergavenny, they are the perfect base for exploring the National Park.
The Maltsters is an exceptional pub located just a short stroll from the historic Llandaff Cathedral. They boast a cosy bar, restaurant and comfortable bedrooms and are just minutes from the heart of Cardiff city centre.