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 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 Bull is a popular, 18th century pub and hotel situated in the historic town of Llangefni. They are situated in the heart of Anglesey and less than half an hour’s drive from Snowdonia National Park.
The White Lion Royal Hotel is a refurbished,18th century coaching inn offering comfortable bedrooms in the heart of Bala. They are situated in one of the gateways to Snowdonia National Park.
The Red Lion is an traditional coaching inn dating back to the 1190’s that has been brought back into the 21st century with all the charm of a countryside B&B. Full of cosy nooks and crannies, a roaring fire and comfortable and modern rooms, this pub is a brilliant choice for stay for a Northumberland getaway.
The Anchor is a 17th century traditional, yet contemporary village inn with a stunning restaurant, pub and ten beautiful bedrooms. With vaulted ceilings and original beams, these elegant bedrooms are the perfect choice for a country escape in the South West.
The Black Dog Inn sits in the village of Belmont in the West Pennine Moors, about five miles north west of Bolton. Popular with cyclists, dog walkers, and hikers the pub has three affordable bedrooms comprising of a twin, double, and family room. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, the pub first opened in 1825 and serves well-kept beers and cask ales. Outside, there is a sun-trap beer garden.
The Norfolk Arms sits on the edge of the Peak District National Park in the centre of the market town of Glossop, 15 miles east of Manchester. A short distance from the local train station, this former coaching house has five comfortable en-suite bedrooms, including good options for families. The pub is an affordable base from which to explore the many walking trails nearby.
