A romantic break - traditional British Inns
The beginning of winter welcomes real fires and good hearty plates of wholesome food.
Now that spring has sprung what are the choices. For most of us fleeing the city is the priority.
It's not where to relax and unwind it's choosing from the long list of traditional UK inns available to spend a few nights away from home and relaxing.
Of course most of us are ...More
Cheshire Country Inns on Top
The Bear’s Paw, a five-star gastro inn in the village of Warmingham, re-opened last year with 14 boutique rooms following a £2m restoration project. It has gone on to become a firm favourite with locals and tourists alike. For reservations at the Bear or to book tables to dine call 01270 526 317 Taste Cheshire gave the restaurant a rating of 84% and was impressed by the use of locally sourced produce. The Pheasant Inn, which enjoys some of the best views in the county from its spot in the Peckforton Hills, was rated 85%. For reservation at the Pheasant Inn call 01829 770 434 Assessors ...
The Jury is out on UK Inns
The transformation over the last 5 years of the British hotel and inns industry is a clear indication that we like new and modern over old and traditional. Not surprising then that the old traditional inns dating back centuries have given themselves a spring clean, not just a lick of paint but a complete overall. Boutique inns as they are becoming known as are giving Premier Inns, Travel Lodges and Holiday Inns a real run for their cut down price money! However, the penny also dropped with the strategies deployed with the old English taverns and pubs, instead of refurbishing why not ...
Where’s there Inns
A few weeks ago I was ambling through the Derbyshire Countryside. To be precise Bakewell which isn't the first time we've passed through and it wont be the last. The issue I have with Bakewell and it is an issue so let's not make any mistakes here. The place is far too busy for its own good. The shops are brimming and practically all the pubs and inns have plenty of customers in. It's also noted that practically all the pubs and inns in the centre of the small town provide accommodation. There is a little Greene King pub tucked away in the ...
Unique Cotswolds B&B and Function Room
It's not every day we get the opportunity to explore the roaming countryside of Oxfordshire and Warwickshire, home to the Cotswolds or otherwise known at the Heart of England. And who is this guy standing in the corner at the George in Lower Braile In this part of the UK it's not difficult to stumble across a great country pub as the country pub is an essential ingredient to walkers they're dotted across the landscape but more often hidden away. Do country walkers like a decent pint of real ale and good wholesome pub lunch before a walk. Considering the volume of themed ...
Dorset Inn Country Views
Every day we should discover something new and generally we do. Last month we discovered Powerstock in Dorset and what a revelation it was. Especially driving back out of it in the dark, not much fun if only the snow was providing the perception of travelling at light speed. However, let us not detract as this little village in the middle of Dorset is home to The Three Horse Shoes Inn, recently taken over by David Cousins (Butt of Sherry). If you have visited the inn in the last few years you may have experienced some of the finest home cooked ...
Anchor Inn Hampshire
The Anchor Inn (one of the Miller Collection) pulls all the punches with ease. Providing the best of the best you'll leave here feeling like you need to go back and lock up. It is truly home from home in every way. From the first smile and welcome to the drinks and food being served. If you are searching for somewhere to celebrate a family occasion this should be on your list for sure.
Wiltshires Finest Inns – Somerset Arms
The review's do not stop flooding in and the travel writers continue their quest and thirst to visits every Inn in the UK. How we end up with our own conclusions that help others decide to visit the places we have stayed in is anyone's guess! I've often said our individual choices are what makes every place different to each of us, so there we all have to at least try as many Inns as is humanly possible. [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="454" caption="The Somerset Arms Wiltshire"][/caption] Of course it is considered a luxury to be able to go and visit quaint English ...
Cornwall – for Valentines
Always on the search for new places to visit in the UK? Never been to Cornwall? Cornwall isn't just for summer, escape the working week with a hop, skip and jump to one of the UK's finest destinations - Cornwall. We're not bias at Find Inns and we know a god thing when we see it. For at least 200 years Cornwall has been supplied with award winning real ales from the St Austell Brewery, not only has this family brewery been producing the liquid gold it has been managing Inns and Hotels that cater for all your travelling needs. whether it ...
Sun Inn Cumbria – Lake District
The Sun Inn in the heart of Kirkby Lonsdale in the Lake District offers a luxury blend of old and new; the character and charm of a 17th century Lake District inn, stylish contemporary restaurant, combined with deluxe bed and breakfast accommodation means you can enjoy a relaxed Lake District inn in luxury and style. One of the few five star Lake District inns, the Sun Inn offers luxury bed and breakfast in Kirkby Lonsdale. The eleven high quality bed and breakfast rooms offer superior accommodation and luxury, such as pillow-top mattress bed to ensure you have a relaxing stay and enjoy your ...
Derbyshire – Not Just Bakewell Tarts
At the heart of Derbyshire is the Peak District. Rambling paradise - Walkers Heaven I say Walkers heaven simply because those that i managed to stop and talk to along my flying visit were simply in heaven and who can blame them. The Peak district is just short of being the closest thing to nature. Derbyshire reminds me of North Devon in a way but for some reason it's much more earthy if words were to make sense of this sensation it'd be like comparing two courses of a winter warmer. Derbyshire being the lamb shanks and Devon a rice pudding! ...
A romantic break - traditional British Inns
The beginning of winter welcomes real fires and good hearty plates of wholesome food.
Now that spring has sprung what are the choices. For most of us fleeing the city is the priority.
It's not where to relax and unwind it's choosing from the long list of traditional UK inns available to spend a few nights away from home and relaxing.
Of course most of us are ...More
It's all too often we would like to find a place tucked away in a peaceful corner of the rural countryside. Well tucked right away in rural Cheshire is The Pheasant. A spot to enjoy some of the most magnificent panoramic views in Cheshire.
Nestled in the Peckforton Hills, this is a rambler's and hiker's paradise.
A relaxing country retreat to escape from the hustle of city life or ...More
Luxury accommodation in London
Six luxury rooms in the heart of Clerkenwell - perfect for business travellers or leisure seekers.
Our six rooms are each individually designed to the highest standards, with unique features including artwork of the local area.
Standard features include king size beds, plasma screen and DVD player, state of the art Bose sound system, luxury Miller Harris toiletries, generous baths and drench showers.
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The doors to The Bear's Paw are finally open after a £2.5 million post fire re-build.
Featuring a 130 seater restaurant, surrounded by reclaimed panelling, french railway oak floors, bookcases and fireplaces galore.
There's luxurious boutique style bedrooms with exquisite decor and furnishings are the ideal haven for a peaceful nights rest. Providing you with total comfort in lush surroundings, all 17 bedrooms are en-suite and feature modern day amenities such as ...More
Charming! The Oak Hill Inn is part of a small group of Inns owned by a small Brewery and what a fantastic little place it is.
This spacious but cosy country pub has an open log fire, a coal burning stove, lots of comfy sofas and the best award winning food and drink that Somerset and the south west has to offer.
If the weather is fine our newly landscaped garden has ...More
John Coak and his brother Andrew welcome you to a
Traditional Cornish village pub in the centre of Pendeen
Good Beer and Good Food at fair pub prices
Bed and Breakfast (B&B) Accommodation
Simple Camping with sea views
Comfortable Beer Garden
. . . A traditional English Inn in the village Pendeen
The North Inn was a favourite haunt of tin miners until the local mine closed in 1990.
For the B and B accommodation large new ...More
Discover the ideal romantic Lake District bed and breakfast accommodations at Ambleside.
The Eltermere Inn B&B, where the rooms are named for their decor and featured Lakes views.
The guest rooms all contain private bathrooms. Vintage furniture and accessories complement custom-made leaded glass windows that open (Lake District summers are bug free and temperate - we don't need screens or air conditioning).
In-floor heat provides dustless comfort.
Rooms have comfy queen sized feather beds, ...More
In the heart of South Devon's rolling hillsides, The Butchers Arms is a cosy 500 year old traditional Pub, with a great atmosphere and friendly staff. Specialising in fine quality beers for all tastes, we welcome families and parties, and are able to cater for any event you might want to hold. We have a weekly quiz and meat-draw - click on the above link for the latest updates. As ...More
Perhaps escaping for the weekend to a Country retreat is on your mind every day of the week but come the weekend wouldn't you like to be in relaxed surrounds.
An escape to the Countryside and a recharge of batteries can be just the solution to your next drive forward.
Recently refurbished to an exceptional standard, The Lambert Arms is an original coaching inn situated just 15 minutes from Oxford at the ...More
The top 100 of Britains Inns would be a challenge to visit but worth a go!
Who decides which are the best Inns? Is it the food? Is it the accommodation? The pint they serve? Cask Ale? More
