Our Classic Collection

This unique collection of inns is steeped in history from many years of horse and coach travel, dating back centuries. Cosy, stylish and located at the centre of historic market towns, they offer business travellers and leisure guests comfortable rooms with quality amenities. All day dining is available, from breakfast, brunch and morning coffee, through to light bites and hearty lunches, and award-winning dishes for dinner. All of our hotels are comfortable, functional and reliable.

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The Admiral Rodney

Lying in the south west of the rolling Lincolnshire Wolds and at the edge of the Fens, Horncastle is a bustling historic market town. Well known for its antique shops and farmers’ markets, the Admiral Rodney is a perfect base for those looking to explore the area.

The 17th Century coaching inn is in the heart of Horncastle, just 19 miles outside of Lincoln. With 31 bedrooms, bar, restaurant, outdoor space and event spaces available, The Admiral Rodney is the perfect hotel for your plans.

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The Golden Lion Hotel

Just 15 miles from Cambridge, St Ives has over 150 listed buildings and is known for their fascinating history, a heritage-rich waterfront and a huge range of gorgeous walking-spots.

The Golden Lion is a truly classic coaching inn, offering the weary traveller 21st century comfort in a delightful 18th century building. With 27 bedrooms, bar, restaurant, and a function suite that can host up to 60 guests, The Golden Lion is perfect for those looking for somewhere to relax whilst exploring the rural landscape of Cambridgeshire, or base themselves conveniently for Cambridge or Peterborough.

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Old Bridge Inn

Located in the heart of the picturesque Market Walk in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, the Old Bridge Inn and Coffee House awaits with open arms. Situated in the heart of this charming market town and boasting a prominent position by the side of the River Holme, this historic inn is renowned for its traditional Yorkshire hospitality.

Featuring 21 bedrooms, a delightful coffee shop, and a restaurant, the Old Bridge Inn provides a comfortable and welcoming retreat. Ideal for both leisure and business travelers, this establishment is your gateway to exploring the Pennines and the enchanting Peak District.

As you step into this historic inn, you’ll be captivated by its imposing presence and the warmth that has made it a local treasure. Nestled amidst the natural beauty of the Pennine hills and adjacent to the Peak District National Park, the town of Holmfirth offers a stunning backdrop, with the famous Pennine Way traversing the nearby heather-covered moors.

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Royal Oak Hotel

The Royal Oak Hotel, an iconic Grade II listed establishment nestled at The Cross in Welshpool, Powys, Mid Wales. As your gateway to where Wales begins, our hotel beckons with 25 individually styled bedrooms, conference and meeting facilities, and a delightful restaurant and coffee shop. Elevate your dining experience with our exclusive private dining options.

A bastion of history, The Royal Oak Hotel traces its origins to the 18th century, with certain sections boasting an even older legacy. Our distinctive chimney stack proudly showcases stones from an abbey that once adorned Pool Quay during the Elizabethan era, adding a touch of antiquity to our architectural charm.

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Swan Hotel

Discover the historic charm of The Swan, gracefully positioned on Greengate Street in Stafford, Staffordshire. Boasting 31 bedrooms and a prime location for exploring the West Midlands, The Swan invites you to experience its warm hospitality, enhanced by a restaurant and coffee shop.

This venerable establishment has graced Greengate Street since the 1700s, with intriguing reports of part of the hotel serving as a college for St. Mary’s Church dating back to the early 1600s. Through extensive refurbishments and renovations, The Swan has evolved into a highly reputable hotel, preserving its historical essence while offering modern comforts.

Nestled in the heart of the historic town of Stafford, The Swan is an ideal choice for those seeking a welcoming place to spend the night or desiring a delightful drink or meal among friendly faces. The hotel’s key location on Greengate Street provides patrons with a central hub to unwind and enjoy a relaxing and refreshing experience.

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Three Swans Hotel

Experience the timeless Three Swans Hotel, situated on High Street in Hungerford, Berkshire and conveniently located just 3 miles from the M4 (J14) and boasting excellent rail links, Hungerford is a gateway to a region adorned with antique shops, courtyards, and arcades. With 25 bedrooms, a distinguished restaurant, and a charming coffee shop featuring fresh patisserie, this traditional coaching inn offers a perfect blend of comfort and culinary delights.

As a historical gem, The Three Swans has seen alterations over the years to accommodate changing tastes, yet it proudly preserves its original archway – a portal through which carriages once entered the courtyard. Immerse yourself in the rich history of this establishment while enjoying modern comforts.

Nestled in the picturesque Kennet Valley, Hungerford serves as an ideal base for exploring an area brimming with unspoiled natural rural charm, historical landmarks, and mythical allure. From bustling market towns to beautiful country homes, and iconic symbols like the White Horse, Silbury Hill, and Avebury Stone Circle, the surroundings captivate the spirit of the English countryside.

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Three Swans Hotel

Step into the rich history and modern comfort of The Three Swans Hotel on High Street in Market Harborough, Leicestershire. With 59 hotel bedrooms, versatile conference and meeting facilities, a picturesque setting for weddings, and a delightful restaurant and coffee shop featuring fresh patisserie, this historic establishment seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary.

For over 500 years, The Three Swans Hotel has extended a warm welcome to guests, travellers, and diners alike. As a coaching inn dating back to 1517, known simply as ‘Ye Signe of Swanne,’ it carries a legacy of hosting esteemed guests, including King Charles I and Queen Anne.

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White Hart Hotel

Embrace the charm of High Street in Boston, Lincolnshire, where The White Hart Hotel stands as a beacon of comfort and hospitality. Boasting 26 bedrooms, versatile conference and meeting facilities, and an enchanting ambiance for weddings and birthday celebrations, this hotel is a delightful retreat for both locals and travellers.

Conveniently positioned in the heart of the bustling market town of Boston, The White Hart Hotel enjoys a stunning riverside location with panoramic views of the Boston Stump. The local name for the historic 700-year-old St. Botolph’s Church, the Boston Stump is a noteworthy landmark and the largest Parish Church in England.

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Castle of Brecon Hotel

The oldest hotel in Wales, The Castle of Brecon is a charming country house in a tranquil location, with stunning riverside and mountain views. Full of character, the rooms at Brecon Castle are equipped with everything you need for a cosy stay in Brecon. The restaurant serves delicious food, local ales and ciders, and there is a riverside terrace.

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Jamaica Inn

Nestled atop Bodmin Moor along the A30, midway between Launceston and Bodmin, Jamaica Inn stands as a captivating landmark – just follow the brown tourist signs. Retaining the character and charm of its historic sections, such as the olde worlde bars, select restaurant areas, and the quaint ‘old rooms’ numbered 3 to 12, the Inn exudes a timeless allure.

A recent addition to Jamaica Inn, a new wing, offers a striking contrast with its modern bedrooms that boast breathtaking views over the windswept moor. With a total of 36 bedrooms and suites, the inn ensures a comfortable and memorable stay for its guests. The Inn also features a fantastic restaurant and is available for functions.

For enthusiasts of Cornwall’s rich history, Jamaica Inn houses a fascinating Smuggling Museum, where a plethora of artefacts brings to life the tales of Cornish smugglers, wreckers, and villains. Immerse yourself in the intriguing stories through a short film available for viewing in the museum.

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