The Feathers is located in the small Norfolk village of Dersingham, only one mile from the Royal Sandringham Estate.
The Feathers
Pub Activity: Historic
Crown and Trumpet Inn
Situated just behind the village green of Broadway, the Crown and Trumpet is a traditional 17th century inn with five enchanting bedrooms.
The Crossroads Inn
The Crossroads Inn sits high on the hills of Halifax in the rural village of Wainstalls, with breathtaking 180-degree views over the Upper Calder Valley. They serve delicious home-cooked pub classics and award-winning Timothy Taylor’s ales. They have six cosy en-suite bedrooms, and on their doorstep there are an abundance of walks on the Pennine Moors between Halifax, Haworth and Hebden Bridge.
Cary Arms & Spa
The Cary Arms & Spa sits in an unspoilt corner of South Devon in Babbacombe Bay. They were awarded the accolade of the “Best Waterside Hotel” at the prestigious Condé Nast Johansens Awards for Excellence 2023. They have ten elegant sea-facing rooms and suites at the inn, four restored fisherman’s cottages and eight brilliantly quirky deluxe beach huts and beach suites.
The Blue Ball Inn
The Blue Ball Inn is a charismatic, thatched pub situated in the heart of Devon, two miles from the coastal town of Sidmouth. They have eight newly refurbished bedrooms, and a well stocked bar which serves a fantastic array of real ales, local beers and carefully curated cocktails. Sidmouth sits along an impressive coastline, surrounded by spectacular countryside.
The Black Swan Inn
The Black Swan is a traditional 17th Century Cumbrian Inn set in the heart of the Eden Valley, offering beautiful en-suite accommodation, fantastic food and great wines.
The Waggon & Horses
The Waggon & Horses is a much loved, traditional Yorkshire pub just minutes from York’s historic city centre. They serve cask conditioned ale from the best breweries in Yorkshire and across the British Isles, and they also have seven comfortable bedrooms.
The Wychwood Inn
The Wychwood Inn is an award-winning, dog friendly pub situated in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds, about four miles from the market town of Burford. The pub has five characterful bedrooms, including good options for guests wanting to book a stay with their dog. Shipton-under-Wychwood is one of three villages named after the ancient forest of Wychwood, and is about a 20-minute drive from Witney.
The Old Bell
The Old Bell is a historic 14th century coaching Inn located in the Wiltshire market town of Warminster, on the edge of the Cranborne Chase and the West Wiltshire Downs. They have 16 comfortable en-suite bedrooms, including good choices for solo travellers and families. Warminster sits on the River Were south west of Salisbury Plain.