The Oak- Nestled at the foot of the North Downs, in the heart of the historic village of Charing, this charming guesthouse offers 8 stylish, newly refurbished bedrooms, all with en suite facilities. Boasting fast and efficient access to the M20 and A20, The Oak is set in the Ashford district of Kent. It is also within easy reach of the Channel Tunnel and Dover ferry port, making it the perfect stop-off for those travelling to and from the continent. The Oak provides an inviting bar and restaurant with a warm and relaxed atmosphere in which you can enjoy great food, freshly prepared using local produce.

The Millers Arms Inn- A delightful old pub close to the city centre and its many tourist attractions. The ruins of the ancient water mill (hence Miller's Arms) on the River Stour remain alongside the pub. The hotel consists of 11 en suite bedrooms including a honeymoon suite complete with jacuzzi bath and a family room. The cosy bar and restaurant provides a relaxing atmosphere to enjoy a drink from the local brewery. The hotel is graded 4 stars with the English Tourist Board.

Feathers Inn- Situated in the pretty Hertfordshire village of Wadesmill, this beautifully preserved 17th-century coaching inn now combines modern comforts and facilities with traditional charm. The charming restaurant and traditional bar are at the heart of the Feathers Inn. Old exposed brickwork, original wooden beams and welcoming log fires create a cosy, relaxing atmosphere in which to enjoy tasty food and an extensive range of fine wines, cask ales and lagers. The menu changes regularly and offers a wide choice of traditional and vegetarian dishes. On Sundays, the traditional carvery offers a superbly cooked range of meats and poultry and has become locally renowned for top quality food and excellent value for money. The Feathers is just off the A10 London to Cambridge Road, with good access to the region's main roads, including the M25 and M11 motorways. There are 31 beautifully furnished en suite rooms. Free parking is available for guests.

Fallen Angel- Set within a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, this unique hotel offers 10 completely indulgent, individually-themed rooms in the heart of Durham, each one with a flair for the theatrical. Boasting views of the Cathedral and Castle to the front, and the University's cricket pitch and the beautiful River Wear to the rear, The Fallen Angel provides you with the feeling that you have been transported to another time and place. Escape to another realm in the Jules Verne inspired reception area, or drift away in the nautical themed cafe bistro before heading to your exclusive guestroom. When you are not soaking up the extravagance of the surroundings, The Fallen Angel provides an ideal base from which to explore the region. The vibrant centre of Newcastle is just a short train ride away, home to wonderful shopping and a lively entertainment scene.

Brent X Hotel- This newly-built hotel is close to Harrow, Wembley Exhibition and Conference Centre, and the new Wembley Stadium, and is a short train ride from central London. The Brent X Hotel in North-West London is a strategic hub suitable for business travellers to North London and tourists visiting the capital city. It is close enough to central London for a day trip, yet far enough to avoid the city's noise and traffic. Comfortable, spacious en suite rooms are available at very affordable prices. The hotel has a spacious, bright and airy dining room, a garden, a wireless broadband facility and off-street car parking. Professional staff are at hand to help you at all times. The hotel is walking distance from Preston Road and the Kingsbury roundabout, which offers cafes, restaurants, health clubs and shops.

Pennycroft Guest House- In Kettlewell, in the heart of the naturally beautiful Yorkshire Dales, this cosy traditional cottage is now a 4-star guest house offering warm, friendly Yorkshire hospitality. This charming guest house makes a restful, relaxing base for your holiday. With just 4 spacious rooms, Pennycroft is perfect for those who prefer the warm, friendly ambience of a small country cottage with the luxury of a hotel. The ancient village of Kettlewell lies in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and has seen little outward change in the last century. The village is surrounding by the unspoilt beauty of the Yorkshire countryside, with its dramatic valleys, soaring hills and fells and miles of footpaths to explore. With open fires and a great garden, Pennycroft is a family-run guest house, which takes great pride in its relaxed, friendly atmosphere and locally sourced home-cooked food. Breakfast is included in the price and home-baked cakes and cookies are available.

Central Park Hotel- Next to Hyde Park and close to Kensington Gardens, Central Park Hotel has a convenient location and excellent transport links. Central Park Hotel is located in the attractive residential area of Bayswater. The nearby London Underground stations of Bayswater and Queensway offer fast, easy and convenient access across the city. The fashionable shops and exclusive boutiques of Kensington, Knightsbridge and Oxford Street are all within easy reach. The hotel is within a few minutes' walk of Queensway with its late-night shopping, cosmopolitan restaurants and the famous Whiteleys shopping centre.

Acorn Lodge Gatwick- Providing contemporary en suite accommodation, this comfortable lodge is ideally situated in Horley, just 1.5 miles away from Gatwick Airport. Stay and park deals available. Acorn Lodge offers 24/7 courtesy transport to and from Gatwick Airport. During your stay you can enjoy the on-site restaurant and bar. Start your day with a freshly cooked, full English breakfast, served between 07:00-09:00. During your free time you can take the short stroll into the centre of Horley which features all common amenities, including a selection of restaurants, pubs and shops. The hotel does not permit smoking on the premises.

Da Vinci Eastbourne- Rooms at the Da Vinci have been designed to celebrate the work of artists ranging from Kandinsky to Monet and Rothko to Klimt. The rooms have all been refurbished and redecorated to a very high standard. In the latest rooms and in the corridors you will find artwork from local, professional artists. On the ground floor there is an art space, a resident's lounge with full licensed facilities, 2 breakfast rooms and a conference room. The Da Vinci is conveniently situated for a variety of local attractions including the new arts centre, parks, gardens, museums and the beach with its sweeping seafront and 3-tier promenade.

Atlanta- As featured on Channel 5's TV programme, 'The Hotel Inspector', this small, family-run guest house is centrally located on Eastbourne seafront, with fabulous uninterrupted sea views. The Atlanta provides good, friendly service; a comfortable, clean environment; and value for money. The guest house has 9 en suite rooms. Breakfast is served overlooking the sea. Vegetarians and other special dietary needs can be catered for. Cots, Z-beds and highchairs are available on request. Please note that Atlanta does not have a lift and if you have difficulty with stairs, a room on a lower floor cannot always be guaranteed.

Chester Brooklands Bed and Breakfast- Set in the Roman 'Walled City' of Chester, this homely B&B is ideally located opposite a bus stop, directly linked to the centre of the city. Within a 10 minute walk of the railway station, Chester Brooklands Bed and Breakfast provides an ideal base from which to explore all that Chester has to offer. In the surroundings you can find Chester Zoo, Cheshire Oaks and Chester Races, as well as the city's shops, restaurants and vibrant nightlife. Rated 4-stars by the AA and Visit Britain, Chester Brooklands aims to offer a welcoming atmosphere for families, couples and singles of all ages. It offers free off-road parking, comfortable en suite rooms and free Wi-Fi access.

Gloucester Place Hotel- The hotel is ideally situated in the heart of London's West End, 2 minutes from Oxford Street's stores. The Gloucester Place Hotel is centrally located for sightseeing, shopping and entertaining. Despite its proximity to the bustle of the big city, the Gloucester Place Hotel is very quiet, being located just across the road from the peaceful gardens of Portman Square. This compact hotel has recently been fully renovated and offers a high standard of cleanliness. The staff are all very attentive and professional, ever-willing to ensure the comfort of the guests. This naturally contributes greatly to the friendly and cosy atmosphere of the hotel. Families visiting sons or daughters studying at the London universities are also within easy reach of the shops and all the well known attractions of the busy capital. Please note that the hotel does not have a lift.

Claverton House- Nestled amid beautifully landscaped gardens, this Edwardian country house is set in a peaceful country lane near Battle, within easy reach of the A21. This is an ideal base from which to explore this historic area, which is famous for the Battle of Hastings in 1066. During your stay at Claverton House you can explore the abbey ruins, the nearby town of Rye, and Hastings itself. Furnished with modern facilities and comfortable rooms, Claverton House provides the ideal destination for a relaxing stay in East Sussex.

The Florence Guest House- Originally built in 1870, this beautiful Victorian terrace house is ideally situated in the heart of Whitby, with stunning views across the historic Pannet Park. Just a short walk away from the town centre, harbour, beach and abbey, the 4-star Florence Guest House provides the ideal base for your stay in Whitby. It offers 6 comfortable, tastefully decorated bedrooms and a wonderful, locally-sourced breakfast to start each day. Set slightly away from the town centre, you are assured of a peaceful night's sleep. The family-run Florence Guest House has its own historic interest within Whitby as it has the town's last remaining spa within the grounds, to the rear of the house. For other local attractions, you can find an information folder in your room.

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).

Portland Lodge- A warm and welcoming base to discover the beautiful Dorset coast, the lodge is situated at the heart of the Jurassic coast, at the summit of the Isle of Portland. Close to Easton village, this motel-style bed & breakfast accommodation is situated on The Island and Royal Manor of Portland, just 2.4 km from The National Sailing Academy and 1.6 km from major dive centres. It features a drying and storing equipment room for sailors, anglers and divers. Furthermore there is off-road parking for cars and trailers. Offering clean and comfortable accommodation, Portland Lodge also has 7 ground floor bedrooms specifically adapted for the disabled and are rated '1' under the National Accessibility Scheme.

Victoria House- Enjoy the special friendly atmosphere of this well-established and very comfortable, family-run guest accommodation in Bridlington, offering rooms to suite single, double or family occupancy. The non-smoking Victoria House has been inspected by the English Tourist Board and has been awarded 3 stars. A selection of en suite family suites and ground floor rooms are all available, as well as a well-stocked bar (with draught beer and lager), patio area, TV lounge and dining room. As soon as you arrive you can relax, safe in the knowledge that Victoria House will do everything possible to ensure that you have a happy, carefree stay and a wonderful holiday. Free off-street parking and complimentary Wi-Fi internet access are possible. Facilities for disabled guests include ground floor rooms with easy ramp entry for wheelchairs.

Banque House- This elegantly appointed Victorian-style hotel is small, select and very comfortable. Our well maintained accommodation is close to the Channel Tunnel, town centre, the Leas, shops and local restaurants. This long established, non-smoking, centrally located hotel provides bed and breakfast, with 12 en suite rooms offering colour TV, some with DVD and CD players. Tea and coffee making facilities are also available. We are best known for our delicious full English breakfasts, served to the spacious and pleasantly decorated bedrooms. All breakfasts are made with local produce, delivered fresh to the door. We are ideally located for both business and leisure travellers, plus well situated for late/early arrivals and departures, when crossing the Channel from Folkestone or Dover. Lock-up parking with CCTV (council operated) is close by. Bars and restaurants located next door to Banque House and are within an easy walk. Most restaurant offer 10% off when presented with hotel cards.

The Wheatsheaf Hotel- Dating back to the second half of the 18th century, this charming hotel is set on the edge of Great Windsor Park, very close to Virginia Water Lake. Today the Wheatsheaf offers a traditional and charming pub with competitively priced hotel accommodation. It is the ideal place to come and relax on a weekend break, a business stopover, a conference or a private function. All rooms are well-equipped and have free Wi-Fi internet access. Ideally situated for visiting Windsor and the surrounding attractions, the Wheatsheaf is also conveniently close to Heathrow Airport. It has direct and easy transport links to London by both road and rail.

The Gardeners Country Inn- On the outskirts of Kingston upon Hull, this quiet country inn offers a bar and dining, free Wi-Fi, free parking and en suite rooms, all with TVs and DVD players. Independently run, the Gardeners Country Inn offers a warm welcome. Only a few miles from the very heart of Hull's city centre, the inn is also within easy reach of the Holderness coast. The popular seaside resort of Bridlington is only 18 miles (30 km) away, along the A165. All of the en suite rooms have TVs, DVD players and tea/coffee making facilities. Comfortable and tastefully furnished, the mezzanine-style rooms also have a sofa bed, so an extra 2 guests can be accommodated in each one. All rooms have a bath and some have a jacuzzi bath with a shower attachment. The inn has a large and welcoming bar area and conservatory, full of character with beamed ceilings, slate flooring and a roaring log fire.

Guyers House Conference Centre- Located between Swindon and Bath, Guyers House is a professional, friendly and relaxing Cotswold-stone house with free Wi-Fi, fresh food, and leisure facilities. Guyers House is 10 minutes from junction 17 of the M4, and combines charm and modernity. It is an ideal venue for conferences, training, seminars, assessment centres and meetings. For leisure, there is a hard tennis court, a croquet lawn, a fitness room and cricket and golf nets. The building is set in 12 acres of lovely gardens and grounds surrounded by farmland. Guyers House offers exceptional food and wine; some vegetables and fruit are from the kitchen gardens and orchard.

Crown Inn- Thought to be the oldest inn in the picturesque town of Lewes, this 17th century property offers comfortable B&B accommodation in a welcoming and friendly environment. The Crown is a family-run property welcoming a range of guests, including families with children and pets. Awarded 3 Diamonds by the English Tourism Council for 2007, it provides a range of amenities, including a pool table and darts board in the bar. Dominated by the ruins of a Norman castle, Lewes is also the ideal touring base for the beautiful surrounding countryside and coastline.

Elmwood Hotel- This central, budget hotel is a few minutes walk from King's Cross and St Pancras International stations. Free Wi-Fi is available. The Elmwood Hotel is convenient for all London attractions, including the British Museum, Piccadilly Circus, Covent Garden and Oxford Street. The 35 newly decorated, en suite rooms offer basic comfort in the city centre of London. For breakfasts, choose from ham, cheese, boiled eggs, fruit, yogurts, cereal, jam, marmalade, toast and hot and cold drinks.

The Antelope- The Antelope Hotel is an old coaching house on the High Street, convenient for Poole Quay. It has a welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, comfortable rooms and relaxed hospitality. The Antelope retains part of its original 15th-century building, yet has modern features like Wi-Fi internet access (at an additional cost). Step into traditional, cosy bar of Poole's oldest hostelry and walk through to Smuggler's restaurant with its cosy nautical theme. There is a large seasonal menu, as well as Real Ales, fine wines and speciality coffees.

Meadow Inn and Steakhouse- This modern country pub is just outside Ironbridge, in the heart of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site, a few minutes from Telford centre. Meadow Inn offers en suite rooms in a Georgian house next to the inn building. The rooms are all spacious, light and well-appointed with en suite showers and baths. The Meadow Inn is known locally for its steakhouse menu, which uses only high-quality local beef from Oswestry.

Epchris House- In a beautiful, peaceful location, nestled at the foot of the Torrs in the Wilder Valley, this beautifully restored house has a heated outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace and free on-site parking. Set in 1.5 acres of gardens, Epchris House offers the best of both worlds, a tranquil location in one of Ilfracombe's most beautiful spots, yet close to the town centre and the seafront. The Epchris is the oldest building in the Torrs and dates back to 1831. Carefully restored and sensitively renovated, the house is tastefully appointed, with modern comforts and facilities alongside many beautiful original features. You can enjoy your breakfast outside on the sun terrace or take in the breathtaking scenery of the Wilder valley with a refreshing drink. All of the en suite rooms have flat-screen TVs, DVD players, hairdryers, alarm clock radios and tea/coffee making facilities. Most room have stunning views over Ilfracombe and the valley.

The Swan- The Swan is an 18th-century malt house on the banks of the River Severn, close to the Iron Bridge. All rooms are individual and beautifully decorated. Many have river views. The busy bar and restaurant serve delicious home-cooked and local food all day.

The Lemon Tree Guest House- The Lemon Tree Guest House is about 200 metres from the beach and the seafront. It is small and friendly, with free Wi-Fi and on-street parking. The guest house offers a varied breakfast menu including a locally sourced full English breakfast. You will have 24-hour access to the guest house. Every room has Freeview TV and a hot-drinks facility.

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.

Alberta House- This guest house offers peaceful accommodation, 10 minutes' walk from Hereford city centre and train/coach stations. All rooms at Alberta House are en suite, non-smoking and offer hospitality trays. All are situated over 4 blocks to ensure a quiet, restful stay. Superior rooms have a wider variety of hot drinks and snacks, as well as some with a private courtyard or balcony. Alberta House has a large private car park and garden. There are various pubs and restaurants near by. Local attractions include the Hereford Cider Museum and the cathedral, a fine example of Norman architecture by the River Wye.