The Hand at Llanarmon is an ancient hostelry with bags of character and a cosy and relaxing ambience. At this historic Welsh Inn you will find old beams, roaring fireplaces, a casual mix-and-match of pine and oak furniture, real ale, good food and supremely comfortable bedrooms.
The Durham Ox is an award winning, dog friendly pub who showcase the best of local produce, stock an extensive range of wines and cask ales and offer 5 star accommodation. Crayke is a charming, picturesque hill-top village two miles north-east of the market town of Easingwold.
The Halfway Bridge is a 250 year old, dog friendly, award winning dining destination pub with eight superb en-suite bedrooms housed in Cowdray Barns, the inn’s former stable yard. They are situated in the heart of the glorious South Downs National Park flanked by two historic market towns, Midhurst and Petworth.
The Five Alls is an 18th century, traditional English coaching inn, set in the picturesque village of Filkins. They have nine stylish and individually furnished en-suite bedrooms, and outside there is a pretty pub garden. Filkins is a picture postcard village characterised by its Cotswold limestone buildings, situated just off the A361 between Burford and Lechlade.
The Running Horse is a beautifully restored pub nestled in the village of Littleton, a 15-minute drive from the historic city of Winchester on the edge of the South Downs National Park. The pub is easily accessible from junction 9 of the M3 and has 15 comfortable double, twin, family, and dog friendly bedrooms. Book a stay and visit the New Forest National Park, a half-an-hour away by car.
The Anchor Inn sits on a quiet country road in the heart of Hampshire, surrounded by green fields. The pub has five character filled en-suite bedrooms, each with their own unique English quirks and charm, Tudor beams, and antique furnishings. Lower Froyle is on the edge of the beautiful South Downs, a short drive from Alton. For the ultimate luxury book the suite which has a private terrace.
The Nags Head is a 15th century country pub set amongst the panoramic, rolling Chiltern Hills. This gorgeous pub offers beautifully cooked food and there are six bedrooms to choose from, each with a subtle nod to the surrounding area. They are situated in the picturesque village of Great Missenden and are just a short drive from the M40 motorway.
The Bull is a stunning listed 15th Century country inn situated in the idyllic Berkshire village of Stanford Dingley in the Pang Valley.
The Dundas Arms is a riverside pub situated in the pretty Berkshire village of Kintbury, between the River Kennet and Kennet and Avon Canal. The pub sits between Hungerford and Newbury and has eight gorgeous en-suite double and twin bedrooms, some of which have private terraces and glorious river views. Book a stay at this rural retreat and enjoy delicious menus which champion British provenance.
