Duke of Cumberland

The Duke of Cumberland is a family friendly pub situated in the popular coastal town of Whitstable, a 20-minute drive north of Canterbury. Beautifully refurbished, the pub dates to 1867 and has eight boutique en-suite bedrooms, each named after historic oyster fishing vessels. Book a stay and receive a complimentary bottle of Whitstable Bay Pale Ale and Whitstable Bay Organic Ale on arrival.

The George Hotel

The George Hotel sits on the edge of the Peak District National Park in the pretty village of Hayfield, in the valley of the River Sett. Built in 1575, the pub is located at the foot of the Kinder Scout circular walk, and a short stroll from the Sett Valley Trail. The pub has a choice of nine comfortable double, twin, and family bedrooms. Muddy boots, bold walkers, and energetic dogs are welcome.

The Black Swan

The Black Swan is a dog and family friendly Victorian Inn, nestled in the unspoilt Cumbrian village of Ravenstonedale. The pub sits at the convergence of three counties, within proximity of the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, and Durham Dales. Choose from 16 gorgeous bedrooms and three luxury glamping yurts. Book a stay, unwind in the riverside garden, and enjoy critically acclaimed food.

The Merry Harriers

The Merry Harriers is situated in the village of Hambledon in the heart of the Surrey Hills, eight miles south of Guildford. The pub serves seasonally inspired food and is well-stocked with local Surrey ales and an eclectic choice of fine wines. Book a stay in one of their gorgeous bedrooms or deluxe Shepherd Huts and discover why this pub features in the Estrella Damm Top 50 gastropub list 2025.

The Acorn Inn

The Acorn Inn is a critically acclaimed coaching inn situated in the village of Evershot between Beaminster and Cerne Abbas. The pub won Silver in the category “Pub of the Year” at the 2024 Visit England Awards for Excellence and Gold in the same category at the Dorset Tourism Awards 2025. Book a stay in one of ten elegant bedrooms and transport yourself to the pages of a Thomas Hardy novel.

The Sun Inn

The Sun Inn is a historic, family friendly 14th century pub located in Faversham’s conservation area. Brimming with original features, this town centre pub has inglenook fireplaces, oak beams, and a beautiful courtyard garden. Choose from a collection of comfortable bedrooms, each coming with period features and 21st century luxuries. Book a stay and enjoy award-winning Shepherd Neame beers.

The Marine Hotel

The Marine Hotel sits proudly in the seaside town of Whitstable and is a truly special setting for a relaxing coastal escape. The pub is a 20-minute drive from Canterbury and has 30 beautifully styled bedrooms, some with private balconies and many with far-reaching sea views. Book a stay and enjoy a modern British menu, award-winning Shepherd Neame Kentish beers, and walks along the beach.

The Harcourt Arms

The Harcourt Arms is a half hour drive from Oxford, on the cusp of the Cotswolds. This 17th century pub sits in the centre of the charming Oxfordshire village of Stanton Harcourt and is renowned for its attention to detail and service, together with an inventive menu featuring bar snacks and great pub classics. The ten-room accommodation really is something special, extremely comfortable and cosy.

The Royal Hotel

The Royal Hotel is a dog and family friendly Georgian pub regally positioned on the seafront in the charming town of Deal. Sandwiched between Ramsgate and Dover, the town’s rich naval history echoes throughout. The pub has 18 comfortable bedrooms, including three gorgeous Feature rooms which come with roll top baths and sea views. Book a stay and enjoy award-winning Shepherd Neame beers.