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Buckinghamshire
The Ivy House Pub & Inn »
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The Ivy House is a beautiful 250 year old, brick and flint coaching inn set in the heart of the Chiltern Vale, and benefiting from the most stunning views across the countryside. When you enter, the Inn’s charm and history which creates a warm atmosphere - enjoy the open fires, old beams, comft armchairs and meet the resident ghost!&...
West Sussex
The Countryman Inn »
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The Countryman is a charming and delightful, yet cosy inn full of traditional features tucked away down a country lane. The Vaughan family have run the pub for 20 years and have maintained its old-fashioned charm - the impressive inglenook fireplace remains a centrepiece - while ensuring that their menus have moved with the times.&nb...
Gloucestershire and The Cotswolds
The Beckford Inn & Hotel »
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The Beckford Inn & Restaurant, close to Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire, is a stunning 18th century former coaching inn that sits in open countryside on the northern edge of the Cotswolds. There is far more on offer here than in a typical inn - the old Cotswold stone building resembles a country manor house yet is a traditional country pub bar...
Bedfordshire
The Plough Inn - Wingfield »
The Plough Inn, situated in Wingfield, Bedfordshire, is a beautiful 350 year old thatched, country pub retaining many original features, such as low ceilings, oak beams and a roaring open fire. Roger and Theresa have been running The Plough Inn since 2005 and certainly have the charm and charisma to match this stunning building. The kitchen is ...
Buckinghamshire
The Ivy House Pub & Inn »
The Ivy House is a beautiful 250 year old, brick and flint coaching inn set in the heart of the Chiltern Vale, and benefiting from the most stunning views across the countryside. When you enter, the Inn’s charm and history which creates a warm atmosphere - enjoy the open fires, old beams, comft armchairs and meet the resident ghost!&...
The Black Horse »
Just a hop, skip and a jump from Central London, The Black Horse lies at the heart of Fulmer, a delightful conservation village hidden in a valley between Gerrards Cross and Slough. Extended over the years from early 17th century cottages that housed local craftsmen building the Church of St James next door, the main building is a warren o...
Cheshire
The Hare & Hounds »
Dating from 1805, The Hare & Hounds is a hidden gem in the beautiful hamlet of Mill Brow. Recently sympathetically refurbished, this traditional country pub has a great atmosphere with roaring fires in the winter, NO loud music, big TV screens or fruit machines, but plenty of conviviality and conversation. Enjoy real ales from the award-winn...
Conwy Valley
The Groes Inn »
Set in the beautiful, rolling North Wales countryside, The Groes Inn is a wonderful example of a traditional British Inn, blending the warm welcome of a local pub with delicious food, excellent service and a comfortable bed. This historic Inn has been welcoming visitors for over four centuries and with 14 luxurious bedrooms, a self-contain...
Edinburgh and The Lothians
The Linton Hotel »
The Linton Hotel is situated within the beautiful conservation village of East Linton, which recently won the Eat East Lothian’s ‘Best Hotel Meal’, illustrating a level of service typical of this welcoming hotel. Operating as a traditional country inn serving a selection of local hand-pulled ales and personally chosen win...
Gloucestershire and The Cotswolds
The White Hart Royal Hotel »
The White Hart Royal Hotel, conveniently located in the market town of Moreton-in-Marsh at the head of the beautiful Evenlode Valley in the English Cotswolds, was once a coaching inn; its reputation being enhanced when King Charles I sheltered at the inn following the Battle of Marston Moor on 2nd July 1644 - a copy of the King’s unpaid bi...
