Bartons Mill

Bartons Mill is a converted mill steeped in history and set in panoramic surroundings. Situated in the village of Old Basing, their pub is named the “Mill Stone” and has bundles of character, relaxed dining spaces, log fires, a riverside beer garden and 12 en-suite bedrooms. They are located five minutes from the M3 motorway, with Basingstoke just three miles away.

The Old Smithy Inn

The Old Smithy Inn is a 13th century, dog friendly thatched pub nestled at the top of the valley in Welcombe, about 15 miles from Bideford. They sit in unspoilt countryside, about a mile from the sea and have three stylish bedrooms. They are surrounded by breathtaking walks, and are only a few minutes from the South West Coast Path.

The Stump

Mind your head as you step into this old school Cotswolds institution and make yourself at home in the most buzzy pub in Gloucestershire. The Stump has ten well-presented rooms and with fires always lit, you will instantly feel welcome. Recently named “One of the Top 80 British Hotels” by The Times, guests just need to order a pint of Deya and one of their legendary pizzas and your night is set.

Star & Garter

The Star and Garter is a charismatic Victorian gastropub, situated in the heart of Falmouth with glorious harbour views. Step inside and you will find oodles of charm, an award-winning restaurant, world-class whiskies and three gorgeous apartments with panoramic views. Falmouth is known for its deep natural harbour on the Fal Estuary, and sandy beaches such as Swanpool and Gyllyngvase.

The Hare & Hounds Inn

The Hare & Hounds Inn is an award-winning country pub, situated in the picturesque hamlet of Bowland Bridge, just three miles from Lake Windermere. They serve delicious modern dishes, alongside traditional pub classics. Winner of the Best Small Hotel ‘Best Places to Stay in Britain 2023’ by the Times & Sunday Times, they have four tranquil en-suite bedrooms.

The Taybank

The Taybank sits on the banks of the beautiful River Tay with views of Thomas Telford’s famous arched bridge. Located in the heart of Dunkeld, this dog friendly gem has Perthshire’s biggest beer garden, a stylish restaurant and a Scandi inspired collection of bedrooms and self-contained apartments. Dunkeld is a historic town on the north bank of the River Tay, opposite Birnam.

The Kings Arms

The Kings Arms is an award-winning pub and restaurant with bedrooms, who in the past have been named by The Times as one of the “Top 100 Best Places to Stay”. They serve pub classics with a twist, fresh seafood and delicious options for vegans. Each one of their bedrooms is keyless, with state-of-the-art walk-in showers. Egham is a university town, about 19 miles from central London.

The Five Bells

The Five Bells is a dog and family friendly country pub located a stone’s throw from Wrentham, and within easy reach of Southwold. Step inside and you will find open fires, wooden beams, a fine selection of Adnams beers and homecooked food. Their three comfortable en-suite bedrooms are situated in an original stable block, adjacent to the pub and they also provide seasonal caravan pitches.

The Cross Keys

The Cross Keys is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Aldeburgh’s High Street, on Crabbe Street. Step inside and you will find homecooked food, an array of Adnams drinks, three bedrooms located in the eaves, a secluded courtyard and panoramic sea views. Aldeburgh is a seaside town with sandy beaches, an abundance of restaurants, cafes, boutique shops, art galleries and a cinema.