The Wheatsheaf Inn- Situated on Broadway in the charming little market town of Shifnal in Shropshire, this Grade II listed inn is an authentic traditional pub with cosy, comfortable accommodation. Originally built in the 17th century, the Wheatsheaf Inn boasts charming original features and sensitively refurbished accommodation. There are just 2 rooms, both of which have been carefully refurbished in a traditional style. In some parts of the accommodation, 17th century oak floors have been revealed and delicately restored. The original timbers and beams are still in place and remain a traditional feature of the inn. The pub area also still features huge beams from the building's original timber frame, as well as low ceilings, real open fireplaces and traditional furniture. The inn is situated on the main road running through the village from north to south.The M54 motorway is within easy reach and the town's railway station is within easy walking distance.

The Jessop Townhouse - Bed and Breakfast- In the heart of Tewkesbury, close to Tewkesbury Abbey, this Grade II listed Georgian building has a private car park, private courtyard and king-size/super-king-size beds. The Jessop Townhouse (formerly Jessop House Hotel) is privately run and offers a very high level of hospitality. Retaining most of its original features, here you can enjoy a town centre location. Sample the licensed bar and enjoy Freeview in all rooms. Wireless internet access is also available. Each morning you can enjoy a wonderful breakfast menu, with a wide range of selections.

Castleton Guest House- Set within a lovely Georgian townhouse in Falmouth, this small and friendly B&B presents itself as the ideal base from which to discover the beauty of South West Cornwall. Just a 2-minute walk from Falmouth's many shops and restaurants, Castleton Guest House is also within easy reach of the town's premier beach, Gyllanvase. Falmouth itself is close to many main attractions, including The Eden Project and the beautiful Cornish coastline, which displays harbours and creeks with water perfect for a range of water-sports. Offering lovely, bright accommodation within a relaxed atmosphere, Castleton Guest House also provides a welcoming lounge area in which you can unwind after a long day of exploring the area.

Olde Moat House- Amidst a tranquil location, surrounded by its own moat and set in 3.5 acres of grounds, this lovely medieval property provides the ideal retreat from the stresses of modern life. The Olde Moat house dates from 1460 and is located just 15 minutes' drive from Rye, on the borders of the historic and unique Romney Marshes. The house is noted as being of historical and architectural interest, and listed Grade II. It boasts a wealth of oak beams and an enormous inglenook fireplace in the lounge, which is for guest use. The sloping floors in some rooms, and heavily beamed landing, give a truly authentic atmosphere of times gone by. This establishment holds the coveted Gold Award from the English Tourism Council, which is only given to a handful of the best bed and breakfasts in the country. Relax in winter by the inviting fireplace, or outside in the stunning grounds during the summer months. Make friends with our elderly pet sheep and angora goat.

George and Falcon- On the A32, in the pretty village of Warnford, this traditional country pub combines traditional character with modern comforts, including free Wi-Fi, free parking and attractive en suite rooms. Within easy reach of Winchester, Fareham, Petersfield and Alresford, the George & Falcon is a rural pub with a contemporary twist. Inside, there are 2 open fires, a cosy snug area and 2 separate dining areas. Outside, a large, continental-style decking area that overlooks the beautiful River Meon. The pub offers a selection of English real ales, draught beers, wines and spirits in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The menus offer a wide range of freshly cooked dishes and change seasonally to reflect the finest, freshest produce available locally. A full English breakfast is available each morning. Small and intimate, the George & Falcon offers a range of en suite rooms, located on the first floor. Each room is individually decorated with its own unique charm.

Spread Eagle Inn- In the quiet rural hamlet of Barton Bendish, in the centre of the beautiful south-west Norfolk region, the Spread Eagle is a traditional village inn, with tons of character and charm. The Spread Eagle Inn offers great hospitality and service, as well as comfortable accommodation in the inn's recently converted barns and outbuildings. The excellent food and wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks make the inn popular with locals, visitors and guests alike. The en suite accommodation features contemporary furniture alongside authentic traditional charm. Rooms are serviced daily, have controllable heating, flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. The restaurant has received an AA Rosette and offers modern British cuisine made with the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally. The Spread Eagle is a true country inn in lovely picturesque surroundings. With great food, traditional charm and comfortable accommodation, the inn is a great place to enjoy a break away from it all.

Parade Park- Located in the heart of Bath, this traditional Georgian townhouse has many original features and wonderful views across the Parade Gardens towards Bath Abbey. Built in the 1740s, Parade Park is a few minutes walk from the Roman Baths, Pump Room, Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge and Thermae Bath Spa. Bath Spa Railway Station and Bath Bus Station are 3 minutes away. Offering budget accommodation with good, clean rooms in the heart of the city, Parade Parks operate as a B&B and includes a continental breakfast. Free overnight public parking is available very close by (20:00 until 08:00).

Springwood Guest House- Springwood is situated in a tree-lined avenue and has been providing accommodation and parking to both holiday and business guests for over 20 years. The Springwood Guest House offer accommodation in Gatwick with a touch of elegance. Horley town provides a mainline railway station, with London only 35 minutes away, and boasts a variety of good restaurants and characterful pubs. Sue and Lee Denman, the owners, are members of the Gatwick Guest Houses Association (GGHA) and continue to maintain the high standards of the association. Sue and Lee look forward to welcoming you to their comfortable, friendly guest house and assure you of a stress-free night before travel or work. Free overnight parking is available on the night(s) of your stay by arrangement. Subsequent low cost holiday parking is available by arrangement.

Copley Arms- Set in the picturesque village of Hessenford, the Copley Arms offers cosy en suite rooms, a bar and a restaurant. The Copley Arms is situated 5 miles (8 km) from Looe, with the historic fishing village of Polperro close by. The traditional inn serves lunch and dinner, and uses local ingredients where possible. An outdoor seating area overlooks the stream. All 5 rooms have recently been refurbished to a high standard.

The Croft Guest House- A late Victorian town house built by a local builder in 1881, the guest house is ideally situated just a 5-minute walk away from the town centre and close to all amenities. Offering a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere, complimented by friendly service, the Croft features a separate guest lounge with an open fireplace where you can relax and make yourself at home. Alternatively you can choose to unwind in the garden, complete with hot tub. Additional private car parking has recently been added. Weekend bookings are only taken for a minimum of 2 nights inclusive.

Ashtrees Guest House- Conveniently located, this Guest House attracts tourists wishing to explore the splendour of Cambridge. The bridges and 'Backs' of the River Cam and a wealth of architectural styles are a short drive away. The nearby city ring road and excellent bus service provides easy access to the town's many delights. The hotel boasts a range of services and amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. The rooms are individually decorated and en-suite facilities are available on request. Families are welcome.

Grand Pier Guest House- Close to the seafront and the heart of Brighton, this recently opened guest house offers an excellent location; comfortable, brand new boutique accommodation; and great value for money. Recently thoroughly renovated, the Grand Pier's 200-year-old fa?ade conceals comfortable, modern accommodation and contemporary amenities. There are 10 stylish, modern, and elegantly furnished rooms, each with an en suite shower-room, a 19-inch flat-screen LCD TV with built-in DVD player and free wireless broadband internet access. Breakfast is included in the price and guests can choose from a lighter continental breakfast and a generous full cooked English breakfast. The guest house has a great location, within easy reach of all that Brighton has to offer, including the seafront, the pier and The Lanes, with its narrow alleyways of stylish shops and exclusive boutiques. The Grand Pier is also only a few metres from the lively St. James Street, offering fabulous restaurants and bars.

Countryside Hotel- The Countryside Hotel is adjacent to a bus stop, with a 40-minute service to Central London. The hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Stratford tube station and shopping centre. The Countryside Hotel offers comfortable rooms, with features including a TV, a DVD player and a refrigerator. An inclusive continental breakfast is provided to guests. Built in 1900 in the Gothic style, the hotel has a comfortable TV lounge and dining room, a reception and a kitchen. Stratford Train Station provides excellent access to central London, with a regular 20-minute rail service. Free secure parking and free Wi-Fi internet access are available to guests.

The Bell Hotel and Inn- With parts of the building dating back to the 17th century, the Bell Hotel & Inn at Woburn has recently been the subject of much rebuilding work to restore it to its former beauty. The Bell Inn is a delightful English country public house, restaurant and hotel. The building housing the pub and restaurant dates back to the 17th Century and the abundance of beams and studwork which were uncovered have been left exposed wherever possible. The bar area and the rooms above were added during the Victorian era and the furnishings and fittings have been chosen to blend in with these 2 distinct periods. Rich in traditional character, the restaurant features exposed wooden beams and an original fireplace. The restaurant offers a cosy, warm atmosphere in which to enjoy dishes from the adventurous and interesting menu. All of the hotel's 24 en suite rooms are tastefully decorated and equipped with modern facilities. There are 4 ground-floor rooms and 5 feature rooms for those special occasions.

Number 68- Number 68 is a lovely place to stay in Milton Keynes and is less than 10 minutes from city-centre shopping, theatres and Xscape. Enjoy comfy beds and a great breakfast menu. The self-accredited B&B is near to Stony Stratford and Wolverton and offers excellent hospitality and helpful, friendly customer service. Number 68 also offers free Wi-Fi and off-road parking. Each bedroom has a digital TV, a DVD player, dressing gowns, hot drinks and a fridge, as well as other facilities. Home-grown organic produce and locally sourced food is served whenever possible.

The Fountain Inn- This traditional village inn is 350 years old in parts, and has a cosy main bar with wood-burning fire, and en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi and tea/coffee. The Fountain Inn B&B serves meals in the restaurant and has a beautiful beer garden where you can sit and relax. The pretty village is about 8 miles (12.9 km) from Salisbury and has some nice local walks.

Green Court Hotel - BandB- Green Court Hotel is a small, budget B&B that is walking distance from Earl's Court Exhibition Centre and Olympia, and very convenient for the Tube network. Many shops and restaurants are in the local area and the hotel is a 2-minute walk from Earl's Court Station. Heathrow Airport can be reached via the Piccadilly Line of the Tube. Attractions such as the Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and the museums are easily accessible. Green Court Hotel offers easy access to the West End, the Theatreland, Hyde Park and the famous shops of Oxford Street and Knightsbridge. The hotel does not have a lift.

The White Horse Inn- Good-value en suite rooms and tasty food are available at The White Horse. The inn dates back to the 17th century and is located on the A140 near Eye. The delightful inn has comfortable motel-style rooms with free Wi-Fi and Freeview TV. Rooms are in a separate annexe in the inn's grounds. The White Horse Inn is located midway between Ipswich and Norwich, and offers welcoming hospitality to travellers, as it has done for many years. Food is served in the restaurant and bar all day.

Grosvenor House- This hotel is situated in a quiet yet central location, within easy walking distance of the beach, town and Riviera Conference Centre. The hotel is run by a Christian family, Nigel and Angela Pearce, with their 2 children William and Linda. We are one of the few small hotels to still provide our guests with the opportunity to book evening meals. We offer superior accommodation at reasonable rates. We are here to ensure your stay in Torquay is an enjoyable one.

Cliff Lawn Hotel- Set in quiet grounds, this small family-run hotel offers comfortable en suite accommodation, free Wi-Fi and free parking less than 1.5 miles (2.5 km) from the city centre. The Cliff Lawn Hotel has a convenient location, close to the University of Leeds and Headingley Stadium, home of Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the city's rugby teams. With good access to the region's major roads, the hotel also makes a good base from which to visit York and Harrogate or for exploring the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Dales. Free parking is available for guests in the hotel's private off-road car park, which is protected with security lights and closed-circuit TV. This Victorian building was originally the home of a local mill owner. Today it has been tastefully modernised and now provides quality en suite guest accommodation. Each room is attractively decorated, well furnished and centrally heated. All of the rooms have digital TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. A full cooked English breakfast is included in the price. The hotel has a lounge and a separate fully licensed bar. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel.

22 Mill Street Restaurant With Rooms- Nestling in the foothills of Dartmoor National Park, this refined property is beautifully located in a peaceful position off Chagford's High Street, with far reaching views up to the North East Side of the moor. The perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, 22 Mill Street is a 2 AA Rosette award-winning restaurant with 2 comfortable and beautifully appointed bedrooms. It aims to offer intimacy, fine food, fine wine and beds with linen that make it seem as though you are sleeping on air. Chagford is a village on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon, it boasts views towards the Torrs, a local nature reserve, and enjoys easy access to Exeter, Plymouth, Tavistock and Okehampton.

Alabare Guesthouse- This warm and friendly Christian home is an easy walk from the cathedral and city centre. Stonehenge is a 15-minute drive away. Alabare Guesthouse is set well back from the road and offers free secure car parking.

The Burlington Hotel - Guest House- The Burlington offers guest accommodation which has been refurbished to a very high standard and offers the best of the old and the best of the new. This prominent hotel, built in 1865, has a wealth of history and is situated on Worthing seafront.

The Comat- Centrally located in the coastal town of Cleethorpes, this small, family-run guest house is set in a peaceful area, within easy reach of the shops and sea front. During your stay you can easily explore the Lincolnshire Wolds and nearby market towns of Louth and Brigg. For a more cultural stay, Lincoln, with its magnificent cathedral, is nearby, as is the historic market town of Beverley, with its beautiful minster, and Hull with its delightful Marina and international ferry terminal. In the evenings you can relax in the Comat's comfortable guest lounge, complete with a well-stocked bar and a selection of videos to choose from.

Norwood- Boutique-style Silver Award accommodation, full of character and surrounded by charming gardens; this Victorian guest house is 2 minutes from the M65 motorway and offers great value. With a convenient location, good access to the region's main roads and a high standard of accommodation, the Norwood makes a great base for your visit to the area. The Norwood recently received a Silver Award from the English Tourist Board for the 3rd year running. All of the comfortable, non-smoking rooms are en suite and well equipped. All rooms have flat-screen TVs, DVD players and tea/coffee. Free wireless internet access is available and there is free parking for guests' use. The Norwood also offers a delicious traditional Lancashire cooked breakfast.

Wheyrigg Hall Hotel- A splendid 3 diamond hotel on the Solway Plain close to the lakes, hills and Carlisle. Also close to the Scottish borders, Gretna Green and the Roman wall, river and badlands. Wheyrigg Hall is a family run hotel bar and restaurant set in a rural location. Originally an old farmhouse, the hotel has been converted to provide comfortable accommodation. There is ample car parking and there are two separate function rooms providing seating for fifty and one hundred people so the Wheyrigg Hall is an ideal venue for conferences, weddings or other family celebrations. There is also a spacious dining room, lounge and bar with a homely cottage atmosphere. Well known for its good food, not just locally, but much further afield in this country and abroad, Wheyriggs specialities include succulent duckling, traditional roasted turkey, baked ham in cider and local prime steaks. Home baking is a feature of our scrumptious sweet trolley and locally produced fresh vegetables are used whenever possible. Lunch, high tea and dinner are served daily in addition to our popular bar meals.

Torwood Gardens Hotel- Overlooking the picturesque Torwood Gardens, this hotel is conveniently only a brief walk from Torquay Harbour and the marina. Town centre amenities nearby include a cinema, pubs, restaurants and shops. Torwood Gardens Hotel offer rooms that are comfortably furnished, with en suite facilities and a TV. An excellent breakfast is available in the dining room, with an extensive choice of items. Free parking and free Wi-Fi internet access are available at the hotel. Local attractions include Torquay Museum, Babbacombe Model Village, Compton Castle and Paignton Zoo.

Station Inn- Previously a farmhouse and a coaching inn, this inn has a beautiful rural setting with attractive views, as well as a large beer garden and an outdoor adventure playground. Complete with ample car parking and disabled toilets, the inn features 4 cask-conditioned ales and an extensive list of beers and lagers. The extensive restaurant menu is complemented by a daily specials board with an emphasis on local, fresh produce. There are 5 en suite bedrooms, with tea and coffee facilities, a TV, and a shower and bath.

Beaufort House- This small, friendly, family-run guest house is close to the beach and pier, offering a spacious dining room, bar, children's playroom and a lovely sheltered garden with sun deck. Beaufort House serves delicious breakfasts using local produce. Family suites and family rooms are available, with car ferry inclusive deals also on offer. The guest house is situated on a bus route, just 5 minutes from the station.

Stifford Clays Farmhouse Hotel- This beautifully converted farmhouse is set in landscaped gardens and is close to Dartford, Bluewater and Lakeside shopping centres. It has lovely countryside views and plenty of amenities. The B&B is convenient for the Dartford crossing and the M25. London Excel and City Airport can be reached in a 20-minute drive. Stifford Clays was built in the 18th century and has a mulberry tree that is hundreds of years old and is one of only 18 of its kind in the UK. Soldiers were accommodated here during the World Wars. Room are spread across the main building and an annexe. Most of the bedrooms have been newly refurbished and decorated to a high standard.