Walnut Lodge Silver Award Winner 2008 and 2009- Within a charming Victorian townhouse, Walnut Lodge has a peaceful position on a quiet tree-lined avenue in central Torquay, close to the English Riviera Conference Centre. A short walk from Torquay's town centre and seafront, Walnut Lodge is also close to the popular Torre Abbey gardens. Strolling along the palm-lined promenades you will find beautiful gardens, unique shops and many caf?s, pubs and restaurants, leading to the lively harbour and marina. With only 6 comfortable en suite bedrooms, the lodge's owners, Neil and Lynda Gilbert, aim to provide a personal service within a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Walnut Lodge has been awarded a 4-Star Silver Award for Quality in Tourism 2008 and a 4-Star Silver Award 2009 from Visit Britain.

The Sycamore Guest House- This Edwardian home, built around 1904, is a small family-run guest house in York. It is a 5-minute walk through the Museum Gardens to the Minster and city centre. The York B&B is in a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a bowling green. The Sycamore Guest House is 10 minutes' walk or a short taxi ride from York Railway Station with its excellent rail links to the rest of England. The guest house also offers free, guaranteed on-street parking, opposite the house, at the end of the cul-de-sac.

Park Hotel- Enjoy an elevated position with superb views over Arboretum Park in the heart of Nottingham city centre, the home of Robin Hood. The hotel is within easy walking distance of indoor shopping complexes, major business centres and tourist attractions including the Goose Fair. Park Hotel is ideally positioned for Nottingham's exciting nightlife. Rooms have been recently refurbished and offer a variety of convenient facilities, including free Wi-Fi internet access and 26 inch Sony Bravia flat-screen TVs.

The Old Rectory - 5 Star AA Guest House- The Old Rectory is a 5 STARS GUEST HOUSE, set within 2 acres of landscaped gardens, and has recently been elegantly restored. The quality and standard of re-decoration and furnishings is matched with the superior level of service. The Old Rectory has been substantially upgraded to 5 star standards and offers luxurious surrounds and excellent service in close proximity to both Ironbridge and Telford business centres. Within three months of opening The Old Rectory received a Quality in Tourism awarded, 5 Diamonds and a Silver Accolade. We continue to develop our reputation as a Luxury Bed and Breakfast with Excellent Service. This is not an ordinary guest house; it suits a particular and discerning client?le, who are not just looking for a 'room' for the night. The private bathrooms are will equipped with double Jacuzzi bath, spa baths and therapy power showers, so you'll be fully relaxed and re-vitalised at the end of the day.

Trevanion Lodge- Within easy walking distance of St. Austell town centre, this large, family-run bed-and-breakfast guest house offers excellent value accommodation, free Wi-Fi and free parking. On the outskirts of St. Austell, Trevanion Lodge is a few miles from the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Charlestown and many other mid-Cornwall beaches and major attractions. Just off the A390, there is access to the area's major roads. St. Austell Railway Station and the town's main bus station are less than 0.5 miles (0.8 km) away. All rooms have a washbasin and a TV and tea/coffee. Guests have access to their rooms at all times. The private residents' bar has a friendly atmosphere and offers a good choice of wines, spirits and beer. A full English breakfast is included in the price. Various options, including vegetarian breakfasts, are available on request.

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.

Cornerstone BandB- This attractive Grade II listed property in Ashford town centre is within walking distance of the Eurostar International station. Cornerstone is ideal for exploring the delights of the Kent countryside and for making trips to Europe. The Channel Tunnel is only a 20-minute drive away and the Port of Dover is 35 minutes' away. All types of travellers can make the most of the affordable rates at this friendly bed and breakfast establishment.

The Malvern Guesthouse and The Blues Grill- Our small, friendly, family-run guesthouse with themed bar and restaurant offers outstanding sea views in the heart of Cliftonville, close to the centre of Margate. A 5-storey Victorian terraced property featuring old charm with a modern twist, the Malvern provides the ideal base to explore this seaside town on foot. There are 5 outstanding Blue Flag award beaches, a stunning coastline ideal for walking and cycling, some of the best golf courses in the UK and a vast array of activities and attractions. The Malvern's famous Blues Brothers themed bar and restaurant serves a highly acclaimed breakfast. In the evening, enjoy only the finest steaks, fresh fish and traditional English style dishes, all freshly prepared and cooked by the in-house chef using local ingredients where possible.

The Brighton Beach Hotel- The Brighton Beach Hotel is located on Brighton seafront and most of its good-value rooms have a sea view or views of the Palace Pier. Brighton Beach Hotel is a 3-minute walk from the beach, a 5-minute walk from the pier and a 10-minute walk from the town centre. It is a Regency building with many of its original features intact. The location is perfect for those looking to visit Brightons famous sights without spending too much.

Toomer Farm- Part of a 500 acre working farm, this charming guesthouse is set within an Elizabethan manor house on the Somerset/Dorset border, just 5 miles from Sherborne. Nestled amid a walled garden with ancient carp ponds and a dove cote, Toomer Farm is surrounded by limestone hills known as the Caundells on the edge of Thomas Hardy Country. It features 5 double rooms, 2 of which can be made into family rooms. Toomer Farm's idyllic country setting enables them to offer accommodation for both you and your horse. There is a large stable block on site with turn out paddocks, a walker, acres of riding country and some cross country jumps.

The Mowbray- One of only 20 guest accommodations in the UK to reach the final of the AA's friendliest Landlady Award 2009, this Edwardian building is close to Eastbournes seafront, theatres and conference centres. In the heart of Eastbourne's Theatreland, the Mowbray occupies a prime position on the corner of an elegant Edwardian terrace, connecting the seafront with the theatres and conference centres. This family-run guesthouse overlooks Devonshire Park and the International Tennis Courts, just a stone's throw from the beach and the promenade, and only a short distance from the town centre. All of the en suite rooms are front facing, with some enjoying views of the rolling South Downs. Each room has tea/coffee making facilities and a TV with 8 channels and a DVD player. Taking great pride in the stylish d?cor, cleanliness, friendly atmosphere and home cooked food, the resident owners, Darren and Laura, provide excellent value for money and a personal service.

Byways House- Byways House is a large, attractive, central B&B in Salisbury, and has free Wi-Fi internet and a large, free car park. From Byways House you have easy access to the beautiful city of Salisbury, including the historic Salisbury Cathedral, Old Sarum, Wilton House, and local shops Full English breakfast is served in the mornings, and a vegetarian option is available.

Wheatlands Lodge- In picturesque Windermere, in a quiet area close to the lake and the town centre, this beautiful Victorian property offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and luxurious 5-star guest accommodation. Just off Windermere's Main Road, Wheatlands Lodge is within walking distance of the town's shops, rail station and restaurants. Close to the main attractions of Lake Windermere and the region's spectacular scenery, the lodge is a great base from which to explore England's Lake District. In delightful gardens, Wheatlands Lodge is a traditional family-owned and run Lake District residence, dating from around 1860. Fully refurbished in 2009, the house combines contemporary style with beautiful original features. Stylish, spacious and well-appointed, each individually decorated room has a flat-screen TV. All rooms are en suite with either a spa-style jacuzzi bath or a walk-in shower. A delicious traditional Cumbrian breakfast is available every day, featuring the fresh, locally sourced produce.

The Red Cow - Guest House- A few minutes' walk from Richmond town centre and rail/Tube stations, the cosy, popular Red Cow is a restored inn offering home-cooked bar food and comfortable accommodation. The Red Cow has a history that dates back to the early 19th century. Although recently refurbished, many of the original features, including wonderful glassworks, have been retained. Richmond Station has frequent rail services to Central London, and the Tube station is connected to the District Line and London Overground Line.

The White Hart Country Inn- This traditional coaching inn situated in the quiet and picturesque village of Fulbourn, just 4 miles (6.4 km) from Cambridge city centre. The White Hart is extremely well-presented and enjoys a prominent location in the village, with easy access to and from Cambridge and its surrounding areas. Fulbourn has an excellent bus service, and a 'park and ride' service is nearby. Over the centuries, the pub has lost none of its charm, and has a traditional and relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy a drink at the bar or a meal in the sunny restaurant.

Braeside Guest House- The Braeside is located just off the promenade in the quieter North Shore area of Blackpool. The guest house is family run and caters for singles, couples and families and does not take group bookings. The guest house overlooks Gynn Gardens and has a guest TV lounge and bar.

Elvey Farm- Elvey Farm is a medieval farmstead in a magical setting, tucked away in 75 acres of Kentish countryside. Elvey Farm was built in 1406, and not much has changed since. It is positioned at the end of a long, winding lane, with breathtaking views over the fields and hills in all directions. The perfect rural retreat, you can stay in stylish suites in the 16th century stable block and dine in the beautiful restaurant specialising in Kentish dishes. Most rooms have their own private entrances. Watch the sun set over the fields from the terrace before retiring to your own private living room, or enjoy a soak in your own slipper bath.

Coalbrookdale Inn- Within the walls of this 19th Century building the Coalbrookdale Inn also offers Luxurious Bed and Breakfast facilities. The Three en-suite rooms have been renovated and modernised by the owners in order to retain the very essence of this period building. The rooms combine luxury and elegance with both modern and period traits offering a more than welcoming experience. The double rooms are ideal for holiday breaks, overnight stays or short/long term business lets, are available all year round.

Heathrow House Guest House- Offering excellent 24-hour transport links to Heathrow Airport (small fee), this small, cosy B&B is located in Feltham, within easy reach of attractions such as Windsor Castle. Heathrow House offers a very clean, comfortable and quiet residence, with the personal touch you would expect of a small privately-owned business. Whether you are staying for one night or two weeks, everything possible will be done to make your stay as comfortable as possible, with taxis, car hire or bus journeys arranged and booked as you require.

The Waldorf- Situated on Blackpool's South Promenade, with its works of art and clean sandy beaches, the hotel is ideally placed for both business and leisure. At the southern end of the famous Golden Mile, The Waldorf is just a few minutes walk from the world-famous Pleasure Beach and Sandcastle tropical swimming complex. You can hop on one of Blackpool's traditional trams and take the short ride to the Tower, piers and Sea-Life Centre. Close to the M55, the hotel boasts excellent transport links around the area and to the airport. A short car or bus journey will bring you to the zoo and Stanley Park. A little further afield, you can visit the Lakes (about one hour by car).

Fleurie House- Beautifully set in a tree lined avenue in the cosmopolitan resort of Torquay, 'The English Riviera', this elegant Victorian villa is ideally located just a short stroll away from the sea front. Within easy reach of a range of local attractions, during your stay you can easily visit Torre Abbey and garden, the Riviera Centre and Theatre. The harbour and many shops and restaurants are also within easy walking distances. In the evenings, why not relax with a drink on Fleurie's picturesque sun terrace. Although the house is not licensed, you are welcome to bring your own alcoholic drinks to relax with after a long day.

Dairy Guest House- The Dairy is a lovingly restored and upgraded Victorian town house, keeping its 19th-century character and original features. In central York, Dairy Guest House is less than 300 metres (300 yards) south of the medieval city walls. It is an easy stroll from York's many attractions and museums. Each individually styled room has a TV with DVD, hot-drink facilities, mineral water, hairdryer and alarm clock. You will also find toiletries and information folders. Some rooms have ceiling fans. Dairy Guest House was originally a family home and joinery business, built in 1890. It then became a dairy for many years, until being turned into a guest house in 1978.

Marlins- Marlins Hotel is situated in a prime position on Bournemouth's popular West Cliff with ample off street parking. Ideally located only 2 mins walk from Bournemouth International Centre and the seafront with its golden sandy beach. Tired of staying in large impersonal hotels? At Marlins we aim to be your home away from home. Our classic Victorian building was, in the 1890's the family home of Sir Dan Godfrey, founder of Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and retains many of its original features. Once you have stayed at Marlins you will want to come back again and again, many of our guests visit us 3 or 4 times a year, next time you visit Bournemouth come and find out why. Marlins is a non smoking hotel.

The Belfry Country Hotel- This beautifully preserved historic building was once the village school; today it offers attractive rooms, free Wi-Fi and superb cuisine in relaxing, picturesque surroundings. The Belfry Country Hotel has a lovely, peaceful location in the heart of the pretty Devon village of Yarcombe, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside and with stunning views of the River Yarty. The building is Grade II listed and has been carefully preserved and sensitively renovated. There are just 6 luxury en suite rooms, all of which are individually styled and decorated with their own unique charm, blending traditional features with modern comforts. Thoughtful additional touches including freshly baked goods, mineral water, CD players, luxury bathrobes and top quality towels and linens. The charming and intimate restaurant offers modern British cuisine, passionately created and freshly prepared to order, from a fabulous range of fresh, local ingredients.

Whiteways Guest House- Whiteways has a central position in Penzance, 2 minutes' walk from the harbour and town centre. The guest house has good-value accommodation 50 metres from the coach and railway stations, and close to the local beach and promenade. St Michaels Mount, Newlyn, Mousehole, Minack Theatre at Porthcurno, Lands End, St Ives and Flambards Theme Park are within a 10-mile radius of the Whiteways.

Tudor Terrace Guest House- Somewhere special for travellers and business guests alike, this large Victorian guest house provides a home away from home in Cleethorpes. Inspected by both the English Tourism Council and the AA, Tudor Terrace Guest House has been awarded the new grading of 4 stars accommodation. The guest house is situated very close to the seafront (40 yards) and is also in a great location for the Winter Gardens, Leisure Centre, Boating Lake and many other attractions. For business guests, the guest house is conveniently located for Grimsby port and the Humber Bank Industries. For those wishing to tour the area, the delights of the Lincolnshire Wolds and the historic cities of Lincoln and York are a pleasant drive away.

Elmfield Country House- Situated in the heart of Wensleydale, this 4-star family-run guest house provides the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful surroundings of the North Yorkshire Dales. Based in Arrathorne, adjacent to James Herriot Country and the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park, Elmfield House is situated between Middleham, the horse racing centre of Yorkshire; the bustling market towns of Leyburn, Bedale, Richmond and Thirsk; and Masham, the beer brewing capital of Yorkshire. Wind down in the evening with a drink from the selection of wines and beers, or take a walk to the lake and woodland to see the wildlife and immerse yourself in the tranquillity that is the hallmark of staying here. You can say hello to the friendly horses, sheep and hens on the way.

Lyness Guest House- Near Peasholm Park, the North Bay and Scarborough's town centre, this family-friendly guest house offers free Wi-Fi and charming en suite rooms, with free on-street parking available nearby. The Lyness Guest House has a great location, on the valley road of Columbus Ravine, with convenient on-street parking on both sides of the road. Parking permits and parking-scheme discs are available for guests, free of charge. All of Scarborough's shops, pubs, bars and restaurants are within easy reach. All of the clean, fresh en suite rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Family-run, the Lyness Guest House has been under new ownership since January 2007 and prides itself on offering a high standard of cleanliness and a friendly atmosphere. The owners have young children themselves, and welcome and encourage families to stay with them. The family rooms have DVD/video players and a DVDs and videos suitable for children are available on request.

The Halford Bridge- Experience the relaxed, friendly atmosphere with the charm of yesteryear, that this original coaching inn and village pub have to offer. By choosing The Halford Bridge, we want you to experience the relaxed, friendly atmosphere and charm that this traditional countryside inn has to offer. Steeped in history & oozing character, The Halford Bridge is a Cotswold stone built, grade 11 listed coaching inn, dating back form 1567, and located in the rural village of Halford, on the fringes of The Cotswolds. Original character features combined with our fresh new look, quirky furniture & welcoming friendly staff, all create our own individual style. Unwind with a drink in our cosy bar, or dine in our ambient 'Nutcracker' Restaurant. The Halford Bridge is the perfect location for 'Dozing' too. We have 12 individually styled en-suite bedrooms, complete with fluffy duvets! This includes a ground floor bedroom and two beautiful loft conversion suites. So, whether you are 'Dining, Drinking or Dozing' with us, we trust that you will thoroughly enjoy your visit and look forward to welcoming you back again.

The Old Bakehouse- Situated in the centre of a small conservation town, this respectfully converted 16th century house offers quality cuisine in a tranquil location. Built around 1520, this thatched, former wool merchant's house is joined by an adjacent bakehouse. Both surround a secluded and colourful courtyard garden, ideal for relaxation on sunny days. When not resting in one of four beautifully equipped en suite bedrooms, a guest lounge and an oak-beamed dining room is available. Using only locally-produced foods, each meal is prepared to an extremely high standard. Located between the Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, The Old Bakehouse is an excellent base from which to explore the stunning Devon countryside.