The Abbey Hotel is a historic Grade II listed pub, restaurant, and hotel situated opposite Battle Abbey, gateway to the iconic battlefield. The pub has eight comfortable double or twin bedrooms, and their beer garden borders the historic 1066 walk through the Sussex countryside. Book a stay and enjoy a great choice of ales and pub classics and soak up the historic surroundings in comfort.
The Alvanley Arms sits in the village of Cotebrook on the A49, five minutes from Tarporley, and less than half an hour by car from Chester. The pub, which is over 400 years old has six beautifully decorated double or twin en-suite bedrooms. Their beer garden overlooks the duck pond and trout lake, and during the winter months the cosy bar has a lit log fire. Oulton Park Circuit is close by.
The Elks Head is a cosy, dog friendly country pub, which sits in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in the foothills of the North Pennines on the edge of Whitfield village. They have ten comfortable and characterful bedrooms with pretty views of the Northumberland countryside. Whifield is about ten miles from Hexham, and Hadrian’s Wall and the Pennine Way are both within easy reach.
The Broom Hall Inn sits in the pretty village of Broom, in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside. This warm and friendly pub have 12 characterful and supremely comfortable en-suite bedrooms. There are excellent transport links to and from the pub, with Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, The Cotswolds, Coventry, Redditch and Birmingham all within easy reach.
The White Horse is a delightful 17th century country pub, with oodles of character, cosy corners and several brand new purpose built shepherds huts. Their pub bedrooms are bright, comfortable and spacious, and include good options for families and those guests who require an accessible room. They are located on the A140, close to the town of Eye and midway between Ipswich and Norwich.
The Willow House is a beautiful 16th Century, Grade II listed inn situated in the market town of Watton. The prefect base from which to explore the Breckland district of Norfolk.
The Bull Inn at Woolpit is a traditional village pub and restaurant, just ten miles from the historic town of Bury St Edmunds. Located just off the A14, this pub is located in a quiet village where locals meet and swap stories whilst enjoying real ales such as Adnams Ghost Ship. Their bedrooms including twin and double options are comfortable and tastefully decorated.
The Two Lifeboats is a beautifully refurbished pub located in the seaside town of Sheringham, four miles west of Cromer. The pub has six comfortable en-suite double, twin, and single bedrooms, each of which has sea or beach views. Sheringham is renowned for its Blue Flag beach, Top 100 links golf course, and breathtaking coastal and countryside walking trails. Book this coastal gem today!
The Guy Fawkes Inn have thirteen four star AA rated en-suite bedrooms, serve local real ales and skillfully prepared AA Rosette food that utilises fresh, local produce. Guido Fawkes was born on this very spot in 1570 and whilst centuries have passed, this historical building is so well preserved you could be forgiven for thinking it happened yesterday.
