The Moorland Hotel | Dartmoor, Devon

The Moorland Hotel is in the heart of Dartmoor National Park and surrounded by the tranquility of nature. Free roaming cows, sheep and horses explore the 11 acres of greens surrounding The Moorland Hotel, so you can sit back and relax in the wondrous countryside. Timeless rock structures are dotted throughout the hills, perfect if you want to do some exploring of your own.

Whether you are looking for a welcoming place to spend the night or would simply like to enjoy a drink or a bite to eat surrounded by friendly faces, The Moorland Hotel is perfectly placed, right in the centre of the picturesque National Park. It has its own car park, offers all-day dining, teas and coffees, free WiFi and is pet-friendly.

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The Talbot Hotel | Malton, North Yorkshire

The Talbot is a beautiful seventeenth century riverside coaching inn set in the award winning foodie town of Malton, Yorkshire. Really we’re a restaurant with 26 cosy rooms and food at the heart of everything we do.

Close to the North York Moors and stunning coastline, expect a warm Yorkshire welcome with roaring fires & lots of cosy corners. The Talbot is relaxed and rustic: come in your wellies, bring the dog and enjoy a perfect Sunday roast or a pint of local beer.

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The Royal Wells Hotel, Tunbridge Wells | Tunbridge Wells

The Royal Wells Hotel in Tunbridge Wells, is in the perfect location, situated in the centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, and a stones throw from High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The hotel owes its regal title to Queen Victoria, who visited the Royal Wells often as a young Princess in the early 19th century. She later granted the use of her coat of arms, which is proudly displayed at the top of the building. It has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment, incorporating the latest facilities and contemporary style, while retaining the original Victorian elegance and period features.

So, whether visiting for business or pleasure, take time out to discover why the Royal Wells Hotel is your ideal getaway destination.

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The George Hotel | Amesbury, Wiltshire

The George combines the beauty of a historic building complete with original oak beams and inglenook fireplaces, with all the advantageous of a modern hotel. The George is a striking, idyllic 16th-century coaching inn set in bustling Amesbury, the neighbour of Stonehenge.

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The Kings Arms & Royal | Godalming, Surrey

The Kings Arms and Royal Hotel is a coaching inn conveniently located on Godalming High Street with a long history, including parts of the building that dates back to as far as the 1300s!

After undergoing a full refurbishment in early 2022, The King’s Arms & Royal is now one of the best hotels in Godalming, Surrey. With 21 highly appointed and stylish bedrooms, a large open plan restaurant & bar and a courtyard to relax in on those warmer days, our friendly and knowledgeable team cannot wait to welcome you ‘Inn’.

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The George Hotel | Dorchester-on-Thames, Oxfordshire

The George combines the beauty of a historic building complete with original oak beams and inglenook fireplaces, with all the advantageous of a modern hotel. The George is a striking, idyllic 15th-century coaching inn set in bustling Dorchester-on-Thames, opposite the famous Dorchester Abbey and museum.

The George is an historic 15th Century coaching inn built in 1495 complete with oak beams and inglenook fireplaces and situated in this historic village opposite Dorchester Abbey and museum. The Inn has often been used for TV such as Midsomer Murders & Miss Marple.

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The Rutland Arms Hotel | Bakewell, Peak District

Perfect for those looking to explore the sights and sounds of the area as it lies equidistant from the beautiful towns of Matlock and Buxton and the Rutland Arms Hotel itself is nestled comfortably on the outskirts of the famous Chatsworth estate. The Rutland Arms Hotel dates back to 1804 and is set in the majestic Peak District National Park in the picturesque town of Bakewell.

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The White Hart Royal Hotel | Moreton in Marsh, Cotswolds

The White Hart Royal Hotel is conveniently located in the market town of Moreton-in-Marsh at the head of the beautiful Evenlode Valley in the English Cotswolds.

The hotel was and still is a great coaching inn. Its reputation was enhanced when King Charles I sheltered in the inn following the battle of Marston Moor on 2nd July 1644. A copy of the King’s unpaid bill is commemorated on a plaque within the entrance lobby.

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The Golden Fleece Hotel | Thirsk, North Yorkshire

The Golden Fleece, on Thirsk’s cobbled market place is situated between the North Yorkshire Moors and The Yorkshire Dales National Parks.  The hotel was once a famous coaching inn and is steeped in history, it’s Georgian “coaching clock“ still hangs in the entrance hall. Our 26 en-suite rooms are individually designed to make guests feel completely at home, service is relaxed and friendly.  We have our own private car park and wifi access is free of charge.  Whether you are attending a conference, wedding or social event or simply getting away from it all we offer all our guests a warm Yorkshire welcome.

Thirsk is home to the award winning James Herriot centre and for racing enthusiasts there are courses in Thirsk, York, Ripon, and Catterick.   The hotel is well placed for visiting the best that Yorkshire has to offer from the ancient city of York, with its winding streets and Minster, to the North Yorkshire Dales and Moors and the historic coastal town of Whitby.   Markets are held on the market square every Monday and Saturday.

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The Bell Inn | Stilton, Cambridgeshire

The most central hotel in Stilton and a great place to enjoy a break as far as ideal locations go, hotels in Stilton don’t get much better situated than The Bell Inn; the most central and iconic hotel in this delightful historic village. Welcoming overnight guests and day visitors for over 500 years, The Bell is full of old-world charm and character but has carefully balanced it with modern day comforts for an exceptionally enjoyable stay.

The Bell Inn dates back to 1500 (though its origins could be even earlier, as there is a record of a local innkeeper in 1437). From 1500 to 1515 Edward Tebald and his wife Alice owned the Bell. We know that their daughter Margaret and her husband William Redehede sued her parent’s tenant for possession, but little else from those early days.

Today’s building dates from 1642, the date marked on the southern gable, and the year in which the Civil War began. It was originally built of oolitic limestone and slates of Colleyweston stone.

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The Talbot Hotel | Oundle, Northamptonshire

The hotel originally dates from the 7th Century AD and its oldest building is clearly medieval in design albeit with a modified 16th century gallery, complete with original graffiti dating back to the 1700s etched into its windows. The hotel is famous for its New Street and inner courtyard facades, which were built with stone from Fotheringhay Castle in 1630. The stone mullion windows and timber staircase overlooking the inner courtyard are reputedly, also from Fotheringhay Castle. The staircase is believed to be that which Mary Queen of Scots famously descended on route to her execution at the castle on 8 February 1587.

The Eatery at the Talbot is so named because it offers a comprehensive but not overwhelming, menu available not only in the main garden restaurant, in the bar or School room but is also available alfresco in the courtyard or garden. The restaurant has one AA Rosette for an experience “that stands out in its local area“.

The Coffee House, with its fully stocked patisserie unit, offers a true high street coffee experience. The difference is the period ambience as you take a sofa in the glass house or a seat on one of our varied internal and external areas.

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Jamaica Inn | Bodmin, Cornwall

Whilst the character and charm of the old parts of the Inn - the olde worlde bars, some restaurant areas and the ‘old rooms’ 3 to 12 - have been carefully preserved, Jamaica Inn had a new wing recently built that provides contrastingly modern bedrooms with breath-taking views over the moor. In total there are now 36 bedrooms and suites. The Inn also has a Smuggling Museum full of artefacts where tales of Cornish smugglers, wreckers and villains are brought wonderfully to life in a short film available to see in the museum.  Its Daphne du Maurier Museum has many recently acquired exhibits including the original letters to Daphne and her husband from the Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Lord Mountbatten and others.

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The Saracens Head Hotel | Great Dunmow, Essex

Nestled in the heart of the charming market town of Great Dunmow, Essex, the Saracens Head Hotel stands as a beacon of hospitality, offering a delightful retreat for locals and visitors alike. With a prime location, this historic establishment provides a relaxing setting for a stay in Essex.

For those seeking a more refined dining experience, our Restaurant awaits, offering an elegant setting to indulge in some of the finest cuisine the area has to offer. The menu, curated with precision and passion, showcases a symphony of flavours that will tantalize your taste buds and leave a lasting impression.

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The Royal Oak Hotel | Welshpool, Mid Wales

The Royal Oak Hotel is a Grade II listed building which began its life in the 18th century, however parts of it are much older. There is a chimney stack in the hotel which features stone from an abbey that once stood in Pool Quay in Elizabethan times.

Originally The hotel lay in the grounds of nearby Powis Castle. During its existence for centuries this grandiose Georgian building has welcomed many travellers through its doors. During our time as a coaching inn on the main route to the welsh coast of Wales, the Hotel saw its current function suite used as a stables with its own Ostler (someone who looks after horses). Notably, in 2010, The Royal Oak Hotel pleasure of welcoming one of the most prestigious guests from anywhere in the world, Her Majesty the Queen, when she visited Welshpool to open its new indoor cattle market and to have lunch at The Royal Oak Hotel.

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The Swan Hotel | Stafford, Staffordshire

The Swan has sat in it’s position from the 1700’s, with reports of part of the hotel being used as a college for St. Mary’s Church, dating back to the early 1600’s. Following extensive refurbishments and renovations throughout it’s life as a hotel, The Swan is now a highly reputable hotel, and, with it’s key location on Greengate Street, offers patrons the chance to put their bags down and enjoy a relaxing and refreshing drink.

Whether you are looking for a welcoming place to spend the night or would simply like to enjoy a drink or a bite to eat surrounded by friendly faces, The Swan is perfectly placed, right in the centre of the historic town of Stafford. It has its own large car park, offers all-day dining and an in-house coffee shop, along with free WiFi.

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The Admiral Rodney Hotel | Horncastle, Lincolnshire

Located in the attractive Lincolnshire market town of Horncastle, the Admiral Rodney Hotel is midway between the Cathedral City of Lincoln and the East Coast seaside resorts. On the southern tip of the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds, there are many places to go and things to do and see in the area.

In addition to the many antique shops in Horncastle, there are a wide variety of other attractions including Cadwell Park Racing Circuit and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitors Centre at RAF Coningsby.

Originally a coaching inn first mentioned in the seventeenth century, it has been the subject of a major refurbishment and redevelopment scheme and now offers international standards of accommodation, comfort and cuisine in its range of stylish 31 en-suite bedrooms, restaurant & bars. Whether it is for a business meeting or conference, seminar, private dinner, banquet or wedding, or simply a relaxing weekend, you can be confident that the friendly, professional and helpful staff of the Admiral Rodney Hotel will help to ensure that your stay is both pleasurable and memorable – every time.

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The Old Bridge Inn | Holmfirth, West Yorkshire

The historic Old Bridge Inn and Coffee House, famed for the warmth of its traditional Yorkshire hospitality, sits imposingly by the side of the River Holme in the centre of the small market town of Holmfirth.

Adjacent to the Peak District National Park, the town lies amongst the stunning natural beauty of the Pennine hills with the famous Pennine Way cutting across the adjoining heather-covered moors.

Although surrounded by such natural beauty, the Hotel is only a short drive from the major towns and cities of Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford and Wakefield – making it an ideal venue for a relaxing week or weekend break, an important business meeting or conference.

Holmfirth is renowned as the location for the hugely popular television series Last of the Summer Wine and over the years the Hotel has been delighted to entertain famous members of the cast and production team as guests.

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