The Red Lion by Chef & Brewer Collection is a converted farmhouse, built in the 19th century with oodles of character and charm. Step inside this recently refurbished, dog friendly country pub and you will find oak beams, flagstone floors and open fires. Just 20 minutes from Sheffield, they have 30 en-suite bedrooms including good options for families and guests who require an accessible room.
Located opposite the majestic Worcester Cathedral, Ye Olde Talbot is a traditional coaching inn dating from the 13th Century.
The Millers is housed in a beautifully reconstructed village bakery in picturesque Sibson, with a working millwheel running through the oak-beamed bar. This pub is set an a Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has 38 bedrooms for a brilliant country escape, close to Twycross Zoo and a short drive to The NEC.
The Coleshill Hotel sits on the edge of the M42 ring road in the market town of Coleshill, about ten miles from Birmingham. The pub has 24 comfortable bedrooms housed in the main building and separate Georgian annexe. There are good options for guests requiring a double, twin, or family bedroom. A mile from the M6, trains from the local station travel to Birmingham city centre in 20 minutes.
The Riverside Hotel by Chef & Brewer Collection is a charmingly updated vintage former farmhouse, with glorious views across the River Trent. Their 23 recently refurbished bedrooms include good options for business travellers, and those guests looking to book an accessible or dog friendly bedroom. Branston sits about three miles south of Burton upon Trent.
The Copley Arms is a beautiful 17th century coaching inn with 5 comfortable bedrooms, set in the picturesque village of Hessenford. They have a reputation for serving good food and superb traditional St Austell ales.
The Saracens Head sits in the old Roman town of Towcester, conveniently located close to the local racecourse, and a short drive from Silverstone, seven miles away. The pub has 21 comfortable and affordable double, superior double, and single rooms. Whittlebury Park golf club and Northampton Saints rugby club are nearby, as are the National Trust properties of Stowe and Canons Ashby.
Originally a farmhouse dating back to 1672, sitting between the Charnwood and National Forest, The Fieldhead is a 28-bedroom retreat. Located in the small village of Markfield and just seven miles from the centre of Leicester, this pub is ideal for business and leisure trips, and there’s even space for you to bring along your four-legged friend too.
Steeped in history, The Royal is as majestic visually as its name suggests, located in the picturesque town of Ross-on-Wye, above the River Wye and just north of the Forest of Dean.
