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.

Eaton Court Guest House- Ideally located in the city centre, Eaton Court Guest House is a short walk from Southampton Central Railway Station and a short drive from Southampton docks. Most of the rooms feature en suite facilities and all have a TV. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available and the guest house offers free parking. The Mayflower Theatre is nearby, whilst a short drive will take you to the Isle of Wight ferry. A small bar in the guest house is open on weekday nights and an excellent full English breakfast is available to guests.

Dog and Partridge- Situated in the heart of Tutbury, this splendid 14th century building, steeped in history and full of character, boasts traditional open log fires and oak beams. Just a stone's throw away from the notoriously haunted Tutbury Castle, the Dog and Partridge is also within easy reach of the village's antique and craft shops. If you wish to venture further afield, nearby you can visit Burton-upon-Trent and the beautiful Peak District. The Dog & Partridge also has a renowned Chef & Brewer restaurant serving quality food throughout the day. To complement the cuisine, the restaurant offers a selection of cask ales and fine wines.

The Longlands- Come and make yourself at home at this charming family-run inn. This traditional, bustling village hostelry makes everyone feel welcome and offers comfortable accommodation at great-value rates. The Longlands remains fiercely independent with no brewery or theme-pub chain to tell us how to run things. This means that we can choose the very best beers and wines for our bar, the freshest ingredients for our menus and individual furnishings for each of our rooms. Come and spend a while and let us tempt you with our friendly hospitality. We are lucky enough to be right next to Tewitfield Locks on the Lancaster Canal, at the edge of a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. Just a mile from junction 35 of the M6 motorway, we are perfectly placed for days out to the Lakes, the Yorkshire Dales, the seaside at Morecambe, and the historic city of Lancaster.

The Black Horse Inn- Olde Worlde 17th Century Inn, AA rosette restaurant, Beautiful rooms converted from cottages. M62 just 1/2 a mile, away from it all yet close to everything. You will find The Black Horse Inn in the quiet village of Clifton, less than a mile off Junction 25 of the M62. We are located in an ideal place for touring the scenic beauty spots of Yorkshire, the historic City of York and scores of Country Houses and Parks. Leeds, Bradford & Huddersfield are all less than twenty minutes drive away which makes us a convenient centre for traveller's on both business or for pleasure .

The Chequers Inn- Steeped in history, the Chequers Inn, built in the 17th century, is full of charm and style. Oak posts and beams, flagstone floors - snug on a winter's evening, bright and sunny on a summer's day. Only 24 miles from London, it's just waiting for your visit. There are seventeen exclusive and individual bedrooms. With views over open countryside, seen through leaded windows, the warmth of stripped pine and luxurious fabrics leaves you feeling rested and comfortable.

Dene House- Occupying a superb position on the edge of Bowness village, and just 3-minutes away from Lake Windermere itself, this beautiful guest house offers a careful blend of modern and traditional. Carefully retaining many of the original features of the property, Denehouse has been completely refurbished to ensure that you are provided with every modern comfort during your stay. During your stay you can take the time to explore the village of Bowness, with its many pubs and restaurants, or take a boat trip on the lake. Alternatively, you can take advantage of the leisure facilities at the nearby The Spinnaker Club in Windermere Marina Village.

Bentinck House Hotel - Guest House- This friendly, family-run budget guest house has a great location, at the heart of Londons fashionable West End, just a short walk from Oxford Street and Bond Street London Underground stations. In a quiet, attractive location, less than two minutes walk from Oxford Street, the Bentinck House Hotel Guest House consists of a number of elegant four-storey Victorian buildings. The guest house is family run and your hosts pride themselves on offering a warm welcome and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, perfect for a comfortable stay in the heart of the West End. The rooms have en suite bathrooms with baths and room service is available for tea, coffees and soft drinks. A hairdryer, iron and ironing board are available on request. Rooms at the front of the building have views across the elegant buildings of Bentinck Street. As of June 2009, the refurbishment of many of the bedrooms is complete.

Goldsborough Hall- In a stunning, quiet part of North Yorkshire, Goldsborough Hall is a stately manor that was once the home of Princess Mary, the aunt of Queen Elizabeth II. Goldsborough Hall offers a grand setting that reflects its long and important history. Surrounded by beautiful grounds, with unspoilt views over parkland, the 400-year-old manor is 7 miles (11 km) from Harrogate. Goldsborough Hall is ideal for a relaxed, romantic getaway.

The Sea Spirit Guest House- Less than 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from the seafront and train station, this Victorian guest house has beautiful period features, pretty rooms and free Wi-Fi. In the heart of St Leonards-on-Sea, Hastings, the Sea Spirit is a beautifully refurbished and family-run. Its rooms have an en suite or private bathroom, and plenty of facilities. Start your day with a hot English breakfast or a lighter continental option. The Sea Spirit serves 3-course evening meals by prior arrangement. There is a small bar offering bar snacks, and a lounge with a 42-inch plasma flat-screen TV. The large garden has a patio area and lots of space for children to play.

Norbury House Stylish Accommodation- A lovingly restored Victorian house, the hotel has been newly-renovated to offer stylish and contemporary, yet comfortable surroundings, complimented by an old fashioned personal service that reflects the style of the property. Set in Ilfracombe, the hotel boasts panoramic views over open countryside and proximity to stunning coastal walks, including the 10 minute stroll to the picturesque harbour, acclaimed Damien Hirst restaurant and the Quay. The relaxed, friendly and natural atmosphere lends itself to the extra touches that make a visit to Norbury House unique, whether it's helping yourself to a drink from the licensed cocktail bar, tea and biscuits in the Lounge or walking Bovril, the friendly Labrador.

The Mary Arden Inn- A traditional country inn with rooms. Just three miles from Stratford centre. A beautiful inn offering good food, fine wine and real ales with traditional accommodation in a stunning location. Formerly a splendid private house, the Mary Arden Inn dates back to the 1700s. You may recognise the name Mary Arden as William Shakespeare's mother. Standing opposite Mary Arden's house, the inn offers the perfect country retreat for visiting Stratford upon Avon, the birthplace of Shakespeare, and all of the local heritage and history. The Mary Arden Inn has 11 en-suite bedrooms, all decorated and furnished in a traditional style to compliment the beautiful building. The traditional bar with an open fireplace and original beams offers an extensive bar menu, along with a selection of real ales and plenty of character. The bar leads on to a charming terrace and beer garden, which is the ideal setting for a relaxing summer. The Mary Arden restaurant also offers an excellent a la cart? menu, complemented by an imaginative wine list and relaxed ambience.

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.

Embankment Hotel- The Embankment Hotel is in a beautiful location beside the River Ouse. Only a few minutes' walk from the town centre, this riverside setting overlooks quiet gardens and a Victorian bridge. The Embankment has a friendly pub and a dining area with a view of the Ouse. Food is served all day and drinks include real ales, wines and speciality coffees. On sunnier days you can sit outside with an afternoon cream tea. A short stroll from the Embankment Hotel is the Bedford Museum, and the award-winning Cecil Higgins Art Gallery. All bedrooms all en suite and have telephone and television. The Embankment Hotel was founded in 1891 by the Castle Brewery.

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.

The Shepperton- Expect a warm and friendly welcome at this family-run guest accommodation, where the aim is to offer value for money, big meals and clean rooms to couples and families. The Shepperton is in Blackpool's South Shore area, 200 yards from the Promenade, South Pier, Sandcastle Centre, and a 5-minute walk from the Pleasure Beach. The town centre and world-famous Blackpool Tower are only a short bus or tram ride away. The Shepperton has been awarded a Silver H.O.A.S.T, which is Blackpools own tourist grading system. Expect tidy bedrooms with an emphasis on comfort, facilities and services. Limited on-site parking is available, but there are plenty of surrounding on-road parking spaces.

The Old School House Guest Accommodation- Set in beautifully manicured gardens, The Old School Guest house is a 19th-century former Victorian Schoolhouse, with good access to the M6 and Birmingham City Centre. Guests will relax in the beautiful garden and patio, with gazebo and luxurious outdoor hot tub.The Belfry Golf Course is also close by. All individual en suite rooms are comfortably furnished and have some period features.There is also a TV in each room. Guests may unwind in the comfortable lounge and bar. There is also a large garden and meeting room, suitable for events.

Newport Quay Hotel- Set in a quiet street in the heart of Newport, this Grade II listed, 17th century building is a warm and friendly hotel within walking distance of bars and restaurants. Once the home of Newport's butter market, this historical hotel provides superb central access to the whole of the Isle of Wight, and is within easy reach of the major ferry ports. The Newport Quay has 12 warm and comfortable rooms for you to choose from. Four-poster and family rooms are available as well as singles and doubles. Most town roads and country trails lead from Newport, making the hotel an ideal base for business trips or walking, cycling or driving breaks.

The Churchill Arms- In a charming little village, on the northern tip of the Cotswolds, this traditional pub offers free Wi-Fi and is renowned for its excellent food, local real ales and imaginative wine list. With the warm welcoming atmosphere of a traditional local pub, the Churchill Arms is consistently applauded for its excellent food and is more dining than traditional pub. There are 4 en suite bedrooms and each room is individually decorated and has a telephone, a hairdryer, a TV and video, and tea/coffee-making facilities with a cafetiere and fresh milk. A full English breakfast is included in the room rate. Paxford is on the northern tip of the Cotswolds, and the pub has wonderful views across the countryside. There are some lovely walks in and around the village. You can take a half-mile stroll along the brook; a starting point for The Cotswold Way walk.

Urban House and Urban Retreat Spa- Enter this classic Regency building to find a stylish Brighton hotel with a newly created spa. Urban House has a good location in the centre of Brighton. The small, privately owned hotel has rooms with Elemis toiletries and a flat-screen TV. Urban Retreat Spa offers a variety of spa treatment packages and has a sauna, steam room and relaxation area for use at an additional cost.

The New Guilderoy Hotel- Set in the quieter North Shore area of Blackpool, just minutes from the seafront, the hotel offers comfortable, well-equipped en suite accommodation in a great location for families and couples. All of the 15 en suite rooms have tea/coffee making facilities, fresh towels daily, central heating, TVs with built-in DVD players, irons, ironing boards and hairdryers. The New Guilderoy Hotel is family-run and your hosts, Rhona and Simon, offer a warm, friendly welcome, excellent hotel hospitality, lovely clean rooms and relaxing surroundings. Close to Gynn Gardens and a stone's throw from the seafront and the Queens Promenade, the hotel is within easy reach of the North Shore golf course and all of Blackpool's other major attractions. The local tram and bus stop is nearby and can take you into Cleveleys or Fleetwood Market. If you don't fancy the pleasant walk into the centre, hop on the tram, it's just minutes away.

The Old Red Lion- Originally an 18th-century farm house, The Old Red Lion Hotel has a charming setting in Horseheath, close to the picturesque and historic market town of Saffron Walden. All rooms are well furnished with satellite TV and an en suite. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in the hotel. The Old Red Lion Hotel boasts a period-designed restaurant with a log burner and cosy atmosphere, where the produce is locally sourced. The flag-stoned bar lounge area offers a friendly atmosphere with regular live bands and entertainment. Audley End House and Linton Zoo are popular local attractions nearby.

The Manor- The Manor is a beautiful Grade II listed historic house located minutes from Stonehenge and not far from Bath and Salisbury. Following a renovation, each bedroom has its own individual style and en suite bathroom. Modern comforts include a DVD player and an iPod dock. In the kitchen, local produce is used as much as possible to give a complete country-house experience.

The Ellesmere- Adjacent to the seafront, The Ellesmere overlooks the beautiful Wilmington Square Gardens and is directly opposite the Congress and Winter Garden theatres. Eastbourne town centre, the Pier, and Eastbourne's colleges and university are a short walk away. The spacious park-facing lounge is delicately lit with crystal chandeliers and has lovely views. All of the comfortable rooms are en suite, and there is a lift to all floors. New half-board breaks are available (minimum of 4 nights). Free hotel parking permits available. The hotel is winner of 'Eastbourne Hospitality Association In Bloom Silver Award 2008' New for 2009 is the on-site salon offering holistic therapy and Indian head massage. Half-board rates booked from October 2009 include a special Christmas turkey meal.

Dalesway Hotel- In the very centre of the pretty spa town of Ilkley, just a short walk from the railway station, this traditional pub has comfortable guest rooms on the upper floors. The Dalesway Hotel offers warm hospitality in a traditional pub atmosphere on the ground floor and accommodation in homely en suite guest rooms on the 2 upper floors. The large rooms are comfortable and well equipped, with satellite TV, irons, ironing boards and microwaves. All of the rooms are en suite, apart from room 3, which has a private bathroom. A full cooked English breakfast is available at an additional cost. Generous and tasty pub food is served daily. Privately owned, the Dalesway hotel has a convenient location for visitors to Ilkley and the surrounding area. Wharfedale and the famous Ilkley Moor provide some of the finest countryside in the whole of England and the area is a haven for walkers and tourists throughout the year. The Dalesway has a bar and is Ilkley's most popular venue at the weekend. The pub is vibrant and lively. Guests can request a quieter room, if they need an early night.

Olive Guest House- Olive Guest House is a family-run guest house offering comfortable accommodation with a free private car park and free wireless internet access. This spacious Victorian house provides a warm and friendly home-from-home feel. Olive Guest House is in Stourport-on-Severn, only 3 miles (4.8 km) from Kidderminster town centre and 11 miles (17.7 km) from Worcester.

The Old Ferry Boat- With a thatched roof and white stone walls, The Old Ferry Boat is considered England's oldest inn. It overlooks the Great Ouse, and has 7 tasteful en suite rooms. The hotel is 20 minutes from Cambridge, and close to Duxford War Memorial Museum. The spacious, relaxing restaurant serves a range of meals, from traditional favourites to exotic dishes. A full English breakfast is included in the room rate. The Old Ferry Boat was built in Anglo Saxon times. Historical documents record that liquor was sold here as early as 560 AD. The foundations are thought to be a century older.

Cardiff Hotel- This friendly B&B-hotel is just minutes from Hyde Park and near to Oxford Street for shopping. Paddington Station is very close and has links to Heathrow Airport. The well-located Cardiff Hotel is in a quiet, tree-lined square within easy reach of Madame Tussauds. There are convenient Underground and bus links to the West End theatres, Wembley Stadium, the museums, Harrods and more. The Cardiff Hotel has been run by the Davies family for 40 years. Most rooms are en suite and some rooms have lovely views over Norfolk Square and its garden. English breakfast is available in the morning.