The Thomas Lord is nestled in the picturesque village of West Meon in the South Downs National Park, eight miles from the ancient market town of Petersfield. The pub was named after the man who gave his name to Lord’s Cricket Ground and has five inviting twin and king bedrooms housed within the beautiful gardens. Book a stay and explore the rolling countryside of the Meon Valley by foot or cycle.
The Eagle and Child is a multi award-winning pub with a stunning orangery dining room and picturesque moorland views. Their spacious bar has comfortable padded booths and they are passionate about serving up the finest Lancashire pub grub, using the freshest local and seasonal ingredients. They have five lovely boutique bedrooms designed with owls in mind and featuring bespoke artwork.
The Swan is a multi-award-winning, dog friendly pub situated in the pretty village of Wedmore. Set in the Somerset Levels with the Mendip Hills for a backdrop, the pub has seven beautifully designed en-suite bedrooms. Popular with foodies, the kitchen is the beating heart of this country gem. A haven for walkers and cyclists, book a stay and enjoy exploring the unspoilt West Country.
The White Hart is a beautifully renovated, dog friendly pub situated in the heart of picturesque Somerton, a 20-minute drive south of Glastonbury. Critically acclaimed, the pub serves outstanding local food and drink. In the summertime enjoy al fresco drinks on the terrace or in the peaceful garden. Book a stay in one of eight gorgeous en-suite bedrooms, each of which is a relaxing cosy haven.
The Grosvenor Arms is a dog friendly Georgian coaching inn with 16 elegant, boutique en-suite bedrooms. Standing proudly in the ancient hilltop Dorset town of Shaftesbury and yards from Gold Hill, the pub also has a relaxed restaurant, comfy bar with wood burner, conservatory, and terrace. Gold Hill is the steep, cobbled street made famous by the 1970’s Hovis bread TV commercial.
Timbrell’s Yard sits on the banks of the River Avon in the historic town of Bradford on Avon, on the edge of the Cotswolds, a few miles from Bath. This award-winning, dog friendly pub and boutique hotel has a light-filled restaurant, comfortable bar with log burner, 17 interior-designed bedrooms, and a large terrace with glorious riverside views. The local railway station is a short stroll away.
The Buck sits in a picture perfect position on the Penine way and within walking distance of the enchanting Malham Cove and Malham Tarn. This historic, dog friendly pub has 11 extremely comfortable and cosy en-suite bedrooms, each of which are beautifully decorated. Malham is a small village, in the Pennines, at the southern base of the Yorkshire Dales.
The Admiral of the Humber is a charming British pub with 22 contemporary, spacious bedrooms. A short walk from Hull Railway station near the city’s centre and the KCOM Stadium, The Admiral is a great choice for both business and leisure.
The King William IV is a country pub with bedrooms nestled in the heart of the village of Sedgeford, three miles south east of Hunstanton. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the pub has nine comfortable double and twin en-suite bedrooms. The pub has undergone thoughtful renovations and is a short drive from the Sandringham Estate and the breathtaking Norfolk coastline.