The King’s Arms sits in the idyllic village of Didmarton, nestled deep within the beautiful Cotswolds and bordering the Badminton Estate. Six miles south west of Tetbury, the pub has an elegant collection of cottages and bedrooms named after prize-winning hounds. Perfectly combining modern comfort with rustic elegance, this gorgeous bolthole is within easy reach of Bath, Bristol, and Cheltenham.
Nestled between Clerkenwell and Holborn and just moments away from Farringdon station, The One Tun is a stunning pub with a beautiful bar and restaurant, serving a delicious pan Asian inspired menu. They have eight beautiful boutique bedrooms.
The Olde Kings Arms is a historic, family friendly pub located in Hemel Hemsptead. This recently refurbished pub offers, spacious, comfortable bedrooms and they serve an eclectic range of cask beers, premium lagers and wines. They are located on the beautiful high street which is one of the prettiest in Hertfordshire, with St Mary’s Church, Gadebridge Park and many restaurants close by.
The Wagon & Horses is a listed historic pub situated alongside the quayside of the River Lune. The pub has six comfortable double or twin bedrooms, including one room which is fully accessible with a wet room. Lancaster is a historic and vibrant city renowned for its medieval castle, Georgian architecture, and cultural attractions.
The Fox is a handsome 16th century pub, which sits happily in the Market Place. They serve an eclectic range of fine ales, a menu full of hearty pub classics, and have ten comfortable and individually themed bedrooms, which offer single, twin and double occupancy. Chipping Norton sits in the panoramic Cotswold Hills, and is the highest town in Oxfordshire, 12 miles south west of Banbury.
Situated in the heart of the New Forest, The Burley Inn is a picturesque pub with cosy log fires, traditional features, 11 en-suite bedrooms and a patio decking area which overlooks the lovely village of Burley.
The Swan is a historic coaching inn dating to 1647, located in the high street of the market town of Thornbury, a half-an-hour drive north of Bristol. This community local has three comfortable bedrooms and a beer garden to the rear. Popular with cyclists, the town is on a National Cycle Network route. Book a stay and enjoy local cask ales and home cooked pub food.
The Crown Inn is nestled in the Cotswold village of Frampton Mansell on the A419 road between Stroud and Cirencester. Step inside this 17th century cider house and you will find a historic building dating to 1633, open log fires, and a bar well-stocked with locally brewed ales. The pub has 12 comfortable double, twin, and family en-suite bedrooms located in a separate annex.
The Parkside is a wonderful family run pub, situated on the edge of the Lake District National Park and combines traditional and contemporary features, whilst serving delicious home cooked meals.