Old Lamb Hotel- With en suite rooms, the Old Lamb Hotel dates back to 1487 and is one of the oldest buildings in Theale, near Reading. The Old Lamb Hotel provides clean, affordable accommodation with tea/coffee. All rates incluse full English breakfast. The Old Lamb is convenient for Reading, Theale and Aldermaston.

Middleton Hotel- This small, charming family-run hotel prides itself on offering a warm, friendly welcome; clean, comfortable accommodation; great-value prices; and a quiet and yet convenient location. The Middleton is a small hotel with a big welcome and this 3-star guest accommodation is owned and run by Jan and Terry. The hotel is on the North Shore of Blackpool, just a short tram ride from the centre of the town. Non-smoking throughout, the hotel offers attractive, recently refurbished and redecorated en suite accommodation in a peaceful, pleasant location, close to all that Blackpool has to offer. All of the en suite rooms have a private shower and toilet and are fully equipped. Under the personal and caring supervision of its proprietors, this spacious Edwardian town house offers a very high standard of food, cleanliness, decor and service.

The Bromley Hotel- Right on the seafront promenade, looking out on to the Irish Sea, this charming, family-friendly hotel offers comfortable, clean en suite accommodation at great-value rates. The hotel has a suite on the ground floor, with its own lounge area overlooking Blackpool Promenade and the sea. The lounge has a colour TV, a DVD player, a dining table and leather sofas. All of the hotel's 14 room have a colour TV and an en suite bathroom. Some of the rooms have Freeview digital TV channels and some have complimentary Wi-Fi wireless internet access. All the rooms are cleaned and serviced daily and the in-room tea/coffee making facilities and toiletries are replenished. As the Bromley Hotel is a family-orientated establishment, the majority of the accommodation is suitable for families. Seven of the hotel's rooms have sea views.

The Swan Inn- This family-run public house was built over 150 years ago as a coaching inn, and is situated in the picturesque Wylye Valley, just 10 minutes' drive from Salisbury. Since it was built it has been a watering and feeding stop for people traveling between Bath and Salisbury. Our rooms offer en suite facilities and we have a traditional beamed bar, separate restaurant, skittle alley and riverside garden where it is free for residents to fish. Stonehenge is nearby.

Arundel House- This privately owned Regency-period building is in Cheddar. There is friendly, helpful service and a licensed bar lounge where a fire burns during cold weather. Previously The Market Cross Hotel, Arundel House offers fresh 3-course evening meals (when requested 24 hours in advance). For those with allergies, please note that Arundel House has dog (Sweep) and a cat (Tanta). For those with no allergies, both are very friendly and happy to meet guests! Whilst at Arundel House you can easily visit the Cheddar Caves, Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip Hills.

Boringdon Arms- Renowned for our real ales and homemade food, we are located in a quaint village on the south-west coastal path overlooking Plymouth and the Plym Estuary. We are a village pub offering bed and breakfast facilities with well-appointed rooms, and shared toilets and shower rooms. Most rooms have sea views. We are winners of the 'Plymouth Camra Pub of the Year 2006' award. We are 10 minutes' walk from Mount Batten Diving and Water Sports Centre, and within 2 miles of Staddon Heights golf course. Various beaches can be found within 20 miles.

The George Hotel- This former 16th century coaching inn still retains many of its wonderful original features, with a cosy interior, original wooden beams and an inglenook fireplace. The hotel's original historic beauty does not compromise the standard of its accommodation. All of the recently refurbished rooms are en suite, with power showers, air conditioning and secondary glazing. The hotel is the perfect place to sample the renowned, good-quality food along with a glass of fine new world wine or a glass of real ale in front of a roaring fire. Conferences, meetings and parties are also catered for in the Georgian Suite. With good quality, comfortable accommodation in a traditional, historic setting, the hotel is great for a romantic getaway or a relaxing break.

Berry Hotel- The Berry Hotel is a non-smoking hotel situated on the level just a 2 minute walk from the beach, shops, restaurants and evening entertainment. All bedrooms are non-smoking, en suite and have colour TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Breakfast is served in the bright and spacious dining room. The hotel regrets that single sex parties, group bookings or children under age 5 cannot be accommodated.

Kingfisher Barn Holiday Cottages- This bed and breakfast offers you your own front door key to one of 10 comfortable en suite rooms in a peaceful courtyard, within walking distance of Abingdon town centre. An excellent alternative to hotels in Abingdon, this bed and breakfast is on the outskirts, just 8 miles (13 km) from Oxford. There are amenities such as petrol stations, cash points, shops, many restaurants and a sports centre all within walking distance. All rooms include complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, Freeview TV, toiletries and tea/coffee making facilities. You can leave your car in the ample private car park and, on a sunny evening, enjoy the walk to the local pub on the banks of the River Thames.

Shaftesbury Premier London Hyde Park - Guest Accommodation- Close to Hyde Park and less than 400 metres from London Paddington Station and the Heathrow Express, the Shaftesbury Premier offers air-conditioned 4-star guest accommodation and free broadband internet. The Shaftesbury Hyde Park Paddington has a great location, with superb transport links. The Heathrow Express train service runs every 15 minutes from Paddington to London Heathrow Airport, with a journey time of just 15 minutes. Lancaster Gate London Underground Station is just 600 metres from the hotel. Now fully air-conditioned, the Shaftesbury Hyde Park Paddington offers stylish, modern en suite rooms at great-value rates. Decorated in warm colours and with modern furniture, all rooms have laptop-size safes, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers, telephones and TVs with pay-per-view movies. Free wired broadband internet access is available in all rooms, with free Wi-Fi available in the public areas. There is a well-stocked bar and a restaurant offering classic dishes and international favourites.

The Abbey- This quality B&B hotel in central Cheltenham is located beside the pretty Sandford Park, amid a conservation area. It is well run by friendly, unstuffy owners and has free Wi-Fi. Abbey Hotel is a short walk from Cheltenham's shops, restaurants, theatres and bars. Free parking permits are provided for your convenience. For solo travellers not wishing to dine out, light snacks are available from the residents' bar.

The Chequers- This charming 15th century coaching inn, set in the beautiful old market town of Royston, Hertfordshire, offers a well-balanced blend of contemporary design and traditional architecture. The Chequers is a unique environment for a casual drink, a meal from the extensive menu, or a weekend retreat in one of the 8 carefully crafted rooms. Each room boasts en suite facilities, a flat-screen TV and Wi-Fi internet access.

The Kelvin Guest House- This small, comfortable guest house is a few minutes' walk from Brighton's city centre, seafront and attractions. The AA 4-star accommodation is set in the heart of Brighton. It has been named one of the 'Top 500 Hotels and Guesthouses in the United Kingdom' in 2006-7, 2007-8 and 2008-9 by the AA. Kelvin Guest House offers rooms and facilities for a relaxing but fun-packed stay.

The Charlton Promenade Hotel- This family-friendly hotel is right on the seafront between Blackpool Tower and the Pleasure Beach. The en suite rooms have been refurbished for 2009 and come complete with digital TVs. The Charlton Promenade Hotel has a welcoming restaurant with a children's menu and exclusive home-cooked dishes, including a variety of fish and chips. Breakfast is freshly cooked and served between 09:30 and 10:15, so you can enjoy a lie-in. The licensed late bar has a wide choice of drinks. The sports area has TV screens, a pool table, quiz and games machines and a dart board. There is regular live entertainment into the night.

The Red Lion Hinxton- In a tiny village south of Cambridge, this appealing 16th-century freehouse has an AA Rosette restaurant, an atmospheric bar, and new-build en suite rooms with free internet. The Red Lion is a Grade II listed building with a walled garden overlooked by a dovecote and village church. You will find beamed ceilings, log fires, cask ales and seasonal menus within the bar and restaurant. The Red Lion Hixton is recommended by Alastair Sawday, and is convenient for Cambridge University, Duxford Imperial War Musuem and the M11.

Hartfield Guest House- This luxurious B&B has a licensed bar, restaurant, outdoor swimming pool, covered 7-seat jacuzzi, spacious en suite rooms and all the expected amenities. Hartfield Guest House is located in the heart of Telford, less than 2 miles (3.2 km) from the International Centre and with easy access to the M54. There is free Wi-Fi internet throughout the guest house, and a locally sourced breakfast is included in the room rate. The Victorian property is set in 2 acres of grounds, with electric gates for added security for the ample parking.

St Johns Lodge- The ideal position for a relaxing break, the hotel is set within a 10-minute walk of the village of Windermere and the famous lake at Bowness Bay. Exclusively for non-smoking adults (children over 12 welcome), the hotel is within easy reach of a variety of restaurants, pubs and shops. The train and bus stations are also within a 15-minute walk, allowing you to explore the wonderful surroundings. During your stay you can visit Lake Windermere, the largest natural lake in England. Accessed in the nearby village of Bowness, here you can hire boats or take lake cruises. Alternatively you can visit the Beatrix Potter attraction, found 10 minutes away on-foot. 4* Visit Britain Guest Accomodation

Stone Court- This historic, Grade II listed building is home to the conveniently situated Stone Court hotel and its popular restaurant. A short walk from the city centre, this Tudor hotel was converted in 1716 to serve as a residence for crown court judges. Re-trace their steps by relaxing in the comfortable rooms, and sipping port amid the oak beams and wood-panelling of the lounge bar. You can even add to the authenticity of the experience by booking a room with a four-poster bed. With a restaurant on-site, this is also an ideal place for conferences, weddings and other functions - a unique solution to any occasion.

Belgrave House Hotel- Belgrave House Hotel offers good value accommodation, a brief walk from Victoria tube, coach and rail stations, providing excellent access to the Gatwick Express 15-minute service to Gatwick Airport. All of the modern rooms have a TV and most rooms provide Wi-Fi internet access. Belgrave House Hotel has a comfortable dining room, where there are tea and coffee making facilities and a fridge. In reception, there are daily newspapers, fax facilities and a luggage store. There is a 24-hour concierge and front desk.

Moorfield Hotel- Centrally located in the lively seaside resort of Blackpool, this small, family-run hotel provides the ideal base from which to explore all of the local attractions. The Moorfield is close to the town centre and only a short away walk from Blackpool Tower, The Winter Gardens and The Sea Life Centre. Also within walking distance you can find the Hounds Hills Centre and main shopping areas where there are a good selection of shops, markets, restaurants and pubs. Blackpool's famous Pleasure Beach is only a short tram ride away. Priding herself on the cleanliness of the premises and the relaxed friendly atmosphere, Melissa, the owner, offers a warm welcome to all guests and looks forward to seeing you all in the near future!

Fisherman's Haunt Hotel- Originally built as an inn dating back to 1673, this Old World property is full of period features, character and charm. Close to the River Avon, the 12 bedrooms have recently been refurbished to a very high standard, combining comfort with modern amenities. There are a limited number of rooms suitably adapted for disabled access. The restaurant enjoys an excellent reputation for fine cuisine, wines and Fuller's award-winning ales. Close to the New Forest and many places of interest, the Fisherman's Haunt is the ideal location for the country lover, angler, tourist and business guest, with links to all the major motorways. The hotel is just 10 minutes away from Bournemouth International Airport.

Badger Towers- This comfortable Victorian villa was built in the 1880s. With free off-street parking, it is 1 mile (1.6 km) from Cheltenham town centre, within easy reach of Cheltenham Racecourse. Badger Towers has easy access to the M5, M4, A40 and A46 routes. All rooms are en suite and include free Wi-Fi access, hospitality tray, flat-screen TV and DVD player. A great place to stay when visiting Cheltenham and the Cotswolds, Badger Towers is family managed by experienced hoteliers and friendly, efficient staff.

Highland Inn- The Highlands Inn lies in Boscobel Road, on the Western fringe of Burton's St. Leonards. Within easy reach of the seafront, and the various entertainments of the famous resorts of Hastings and St. Leonards.

Brighton House- Described as a 'luxurious Regency hotel with immaculate rooms' by The Lonely Planet Guide, Christine and Lucho welcome you to their historic, recently refurbished town house. According to the AA, Brighton House puts 'hospitality and comfort high on the agenda', and its clean, fully en suite rooms are well located in the heart of Brighton. Start the day with the largely organic buffet-style breakfast before exploring the beach, The Brighton Centre, The Metropole, the Lanes and Preston Street for dining, all of which are all within walking distance of Brighton House.

The White Horse Inn- Set in the heart of the Garden of England, and surrounded by orchards and hop gardens, this former coaching inn is a traditional pub with a contemporary twist. Mentioned in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, the pub has a long tradition of warm and friendly hospitality. Today, you can enjoy the authentic atmosphere of a historic inn at the same time as relaxing in comfort and enjoying the excellent food, wines, beers and service. Midway between Faversham and Canterbury, there is a wealth of things to see and do in the area. Mount Ephraim Gardens, for example, are just a short walk away and Boughton Golf Club is nearby.

Baileys At Springfields- This award-winning, first-class accommodation is set in an acre of beautiful gardens one mile from the centre of Ely in a very quiet and tranquil location. The bed and breakfast is 15 minutes from Cambridge, 15 minutes from the racing at Newmarket and just one mile from Ely Cathedral. Full English breakfast is freshly cooked to order and served in the elegant dining room. Baileys At Springfields offers free floodlit parking and ground-floor bedrooms with spotless en suite or private bathrooms. The rooms overlook the rear gardens where you can see a variety of garden birds and hundreds of flowering roses in the summer. The bed and breakfast was nominated as one of the top 20 bed and breakfasts in the country by the editors of the 'Which? Good Bed and Breakfast Guide.'

The Drewe Arms- Set within the natural beauty of Dartmoor National Park, this charming 17th century thatched inn provides comfortable accommodation for those wanting to explore the Moors and Devon's coastline. Steeped in history, the Drewe Arms offers the choice of 2 spacious four-poster rooms, one twin room and 5 budget rooms set in the converted stables, each with bunk-beds. The inn also houses a function room, ideal for business events and special occasions, picturesque gardens and a restaurant serving traditional British food. Situated on the famous Two Moors Way walking route in the hilltop village of Drewsteignton, the Drewe Arms is easily accessible, being just a short drive from the A30 and 15 miles from Exeter City Centre.

St Peters Hotel- St Peters Hotel, converted from 2 Georgian town houses, is a small, reasonably priced, privately owned hotel. The hotel offers good quality accommodation at affordable prices for both leisure and business travellers. It has 18 comfortable en suite rooms and a large dining area, where a traditional cooked English breakfast is served every morning. A minute's walk from Stamford Brook tube station, the hotel offers quick access to Heathrow (30 minutes) and the West End (20 minutes). St Peters Hotel is situated on the border of Chiswick and Hammersmith and is 10 minutes' walk from the Thames. The area is renowned for its picturesque riverside walks and abundance of pubs and restaurants.

Marina Bed and Breakfast- Situated in the centre of Scarborough, within easy reach of local attractions, this family-run bed and breakfast presents itself as the ideal base to explore the popular seaside resort. Located on North Marine Road, if you turn left out of the door it is only a 5-minute walk to the beach and the Peasholm Park area where the new Sands complex is being built. Turn right out of the door and it is just a short walk to the town centre. The Marina Bed and Breakfast is a basic home-from-home bed and breakfast run by Paul and Svetlana Lester. Every room has a TV and tea-making facilities. All rooms are newly decorated and the owners have completed another refurbishment and installations.

Yenton Hotel- The Yenton is situated on the East Cliff of Bournemouth, close to the cliff top and town centre. The hotel is set in an acre of grounds and is comprised of 2 buildings. Breakfast, lunch and bar snacks are available in the restaurant. All rooms have an en suite bathroom and some rooms have views of the garden. The comfortable bar lounge with open fire reflects the Tudor style of the building. The delightful conservatory overlooks the gardens.