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Discover and enjoy some of the most charming rural inns, country hotels and pubs in Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Monmouthshire and Carmarthenshire.
The Bell at Skenfrith - Monmouthshire, Wales
Set in the heart of glorious Monmouthshire, The Bell at Skenfrith delivers something quite different.
Originally a 17th century coaching inn on the banks of the River Monnow, the Bell has been completely restored and has established itself as one of Wales's finest inns with eleven individually decorated bedrooms.
Lovers of nature and the outdoors will adore this tranquil location as well as savouring the produce from the organic kitchen garden.
Originally a 17th century coaching inn on the banks of the River Monnow, the Bell has been completely restored and has established itself as one of Wales's finest inns with eleven individually decorated bedrooms.
Lovers of nature and the outdoors will adore this tranquil location as well as savouring the produce from the organic kitchen garden.
The Dashwood Arms - Oxfordshire, England
Set in the Cotswold stone village of Kirtlington, The Dashwood Arms offers historic charm combined with contemporary chic.
The guest rooms and suite feature hand-made oak furniture, sumptuous soft furnishings and luxurious bathrooms.
In the excellent restaurant, award winning chef Emma Berriman creates a truly unique blend of textures and tastes using the freshest seasonal and local ingredients.
The guest rooms and suite feature hand-made oak furniture, sumptuous soft furnishings and luxurious bathrooms.
In the excellent restaurant, award winning chef Emma Berriman creates a truly unique blend of textures and tastes using the freshest seasonal and local ingredients.
The Eight Bells Inn - Gloucestershire, England
Chipping Campden is one of the Cotswold's most picturesque villages and the Eight Bells is it's oldest surviving Inn.
Situated in the centre of the bustling village, the Eight Bells provides a perfect base from which to explore this charming corner of England.
Situated in the centre of the bustling village, the Eight Bells provides a perfect base from which to explore this charming corner of England.
The New Inn at Coln - Gloucestershire, England
Nestled in the heart of one of England's prettiest villages, the New Inn at Coln St Aldwyns offers excellent food and service, and a retreat from the pace of daily life.
This charming, unspoilt Gloucestershire village was recently ranked the 7th most desirable in the country by Country Life magazine, and The New Inn is the jewel in its crown.
This charming, unspoilt Gloucestershire village was recently ranked the 7th most desirable in the country by Country Life magazine, and The New Inn is the jewel in its crown.
The New White Lion - Carmarthenshire, Wales
Refresh and re-invigorate yourself with the great Welsh outdoors or simply indulge in the extremely comfortable, homely 5 star surroundings.
Built in 1838, the grade II listed building has been and lovingly restored by Gerald and Sylvia Pritchard who have created a friendly family hotel that provides great comfort, natural friendliness, delicious homemade food, considerable style and local historical insight all in equal measure.
Built in 1838, the grade II listed building has been and lovingly restored by Gerald and Sylvia Pritchard who have created a friendly family hotel that provides great comfort, natural friendliness, delicious homemade food, considerable style and local historical insight all in equal measure.
The Kings Arms - Gloucestershire, England
The Kings Arms Inn, built in 1652, is a lovingly restored Grade II listed 17th Century coaching inn, originally leased from the Beaufort family in 1745 at a rate of sixpence per annum for 1000 years.
Its location in the village of Didmarton is just at the edge of the sprawling Badminton Estate.
Its location in the village of Didmarton is just at the edge of the sprawling Badminton Estate.
The Bath Arms - Wiltshire, England
Set in the quintessential village of Horningsham, The Bath Arms is a stylish & quirky boutique hotel.
Set within Lord Bath's Longleat Estate, it's the kind of place where nothing is too much trouble. The food is a great example of British cuisine, home grown where possible (including the pigs), or otherwise sourced within 50 miles of Longleat.
Real local ales and organic vodkas are always available to enjoy day or evening.
Set within Lord Bath's Longleat Estate, it's the kind of place where nothing is too much trouble. The food is a great example of British cuisine, home grown where possible (including the pigs), or otherwise sourced within 50 miles of Longleat.
Real local ales and organic vodkas are always available to enjoy day or evening.
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