The New Flying Horse is country inn, which sits on the edge of the Kent Downs, in the historic village of Wye. They have nine splendid, spacious and supremley comfortable bedrooms, and their award winning garden is the perfect spot from which to relax, socialise and enjoy al fresco drinking and dining. Wye is around three miles from Ashford, and Canterbury is just under half an hour away by car.
The Millers Arms sits in the heart of Canterbury, a short stroll from many of the city’s attractions, shops, and eateries. The pub has twelve spacious bedrooms, including great options for guests requiring a single or twin room, or those looking to book a family friendly stay. Built in 1826 to serve the workers of the local mill, some of their rooms have views of the historic cathedral.
The George dates to 1300 and sits in the town of Cranbrook, halfway between Maidstone and Hastings. The magnificent staircase, flanked by two full suits of armour, leads to 12 bedrooms, each combining period features with modern luxuries. The Kent and Sussex countryside, Sissinghurst Castle Gardens, Royal Tunbridge Wells, and the Cinque Port of Tenterden are all within easy driving distance.
The Dog & Bear is a historic, 17th century pub and hotel overlooking the village square in Lenham, nine miles to the east of Maidstone. Step inside and you will find the friendly atmosphere of a local pub, a stylish restaurant, and 24 beautifully decorated en-suite bedrooms. There are great options for guests requiring single occupancy, and the pub also has family and dog friendly rooms.
The Ship & Trades is a contemporary restaurant, bar, and hotel overlooking one of the yacht basins at the former Royal Naval Dockyard. There are 15 en-suite bedrooms to choose from including many with marina views, and two offering private waterfront balconies. The pub is located with a view of St. Mary’s Island, and is only a short taxi ride away from the centre of town.
The Feathers by Chef & Brewer Collection is a beautifully refurbished 17th century coaching inn, located in the Hertfordshire countryside in the hamlet of Wadesmill. They have 30 inviting en-suite bedrooms, including good options for families, business travellers and those guests who would like to stay with their dog. Wadesmill is two miles north of Ware and seven miles north west of Harlow.
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.
Originally built as a coaching inn during the 15th Century, The Lamb sits near to Ely Cathedral and is a grand building with 37 en-suite bedrooms.
Situated in Adderbury, overlooking the green of this charming Oxfordshire village, The Red Lion pre-dates the English Civil War. Originally a coaching inn built in 1605, you can feel this wonderful building’s history in every nook and cranny. This traditional country pub makes a wonderful place to eat, drink and stay.
