The Old Ferry Boat is a thatched, white stoned inn, said to be the oldest in England. This historic pub has origins dating back to 560 AD, and is situated in the sleepy hamlet of Holywell, overlooking the Great Ouse. They perfectly blend tradition, with contemporary touches and have seven comfortable bedrooms, some of which are dog friendly. Holywell is about six miles east of Huntingdon.
Nestled on the edge of the New Forest St Leonards is a glorious British pub, the perfect base to explore Bournemouth and the Dorset coast. Following an extensive refurbishment they have 42 classically designed bedrooms, a bustling bar and restaurant serving delicious pub classics.
Situated in the main square of the market town of Wimborne Minster, the King’s Head is an impressive 200-year-old building. This pub has an inviting bar and restaurant and 27 opulent bedrooms, offering a comfortable nights stay.
The Commodore overlooks the Isle of Purbeck and commands great sea views from the cliff tops and out on to some of Dorset’s best beaches. They have 15 very affordable bedrooms, many with sea views and there are good options for families too. Southbourne is about four miles to the west of Bournemouth, and is known for it’s eateries and Blue Flag beach.
