The Barns Hotel  is situated in a beautiful riverside location within newly landscaped gardens. It’s built around a barn and 17th century manor house and still retains much of its original beamed and timbered features. Dine overlooking the river. Anglers Restaurant offers a superb a la carte menu with an excellent wine list to match. Alternatively our Foxy Fish Pub with it’s open fires offers traditional pub meals. Close at Bedford with excellent links to the A1 and M1, the Barns Hotel is an ideal business venue. The hotel has also been accepted as approved premises for civil wedding ceremonies.
Check availability and book on-line

A well established English country inn with great food and rooms situated just off the A6, 5 miles south of Bedford, convenient for Luton Airport, the M1 Junctions 12/13 and both Flitwick and Bedford railway station. Records put the pub at 1796 but it is thought to be older. We have a couple of resident ghosts, so if you feel a draught it might not be a window open...! You will always find a warm welcome with a roaring log fire in winter and a wonderful garden, ideal to while away those long summer evenings. If you are looking for a real, traditional bar for a glass of real ale and a sandwich, or a great place for a meal and a stop over, we are sure the Knife and Cleaver is the place for you.
Check availability and book on-line

The Old Palace Lodge is situated opposite the beautiful ancient Priory Church of St Peter in the heart of Dunstable. The hotel has a reputation for a very high standard of food and service. The wood panelling, exquisite furnishings and friendly atmosphere combine to make this privately owned hotel a fine, highly characteristic and unique venue for accommodation, conference or wedding reception. The hotel is located approximately 2 miles from the M1 junction 11. Dunstable town is 2 minutes walk away and Luton airport only 5 miles. All our guests have complimentary use of wi-fi internet access. All our guests have complimentary gym passes to R3 leisure.
Check availability and book on-line

Located on the A6, The Queens Head Hotel is 5 miles (8 km) from Bedford. It has a restaurant and welcoming bar with excellent food and a good range of real ales. The restaurant serves fine English and continental cuisine and daily specials. The bedrooms are well-equipped and there are 4 ground-floor rooms, including a disabled twin room. Local attractions include the charming village of Felmersham with its old stone and thatch houses. Nearby Castle Ashby has a 16th-century house completed by Inigo Jones, with gardens created by Capability Brown.
Check availability and book on-line

The Bell Hotel and Inn is situated in the charming village of Woburn. This 17th century inn is a delightful mixture of Tudor, Georgian and Victorian décor. The oak beamed restaurant creates a comfortable relaxing atmosphere and offers a selection of cuisine prepared with local produce. All 24 bedrooms are fully furnished with modern facilities. Nearby is the famous Woburn Safari Park and Woburn Abbey.

The George offers a selection of 12 beautifully designed bedrooms all individually characterised after their namesake of a famous George. All our rooms are en-suite and equipped with facilities expected by today's traveller. The bustling ground floor brasserie offers casual dining throughout the day. It is superbly prepared British food with a twist. Leisure facilities are available at no extra cost at the nearby Buckden Marina.
Check availability and book on-line

Sitting in the shadows of Ely Cathedral, Lamb Hotel dates back to the 15th century and retains its atmosphere as a thriving coaching inn. The Lamb boasts 31 comfortable en-suite rooms. Meals and drinks are served all day in the bar and restaurant. Traditional beers, wines, spirits and teas and coffees are available. The Lamb Hotel's history dates back to the time of King Richard II. Ely has old streets and medieval gateways, timbered houses and parkland stretching down to the River Great Ouse.
Check availability and book on-line

The Old Ferry Boat Inn, built before the last Millennium, overlooks the great Ouse which winds itself caressingly around the tiny hamlet of Holywell, near St Ives in Cambridgeshire. Having been constructed in Anglo-Saxon times, the Old Ferry Boat is England’s oldest inn. Historical documents record that liquor was first retailed here as early as 560 A.D. We have seven tastefully decorated and furnished rooms, all with en-suite facilities. A full English breakfast is included in the price of your room. The restaurant is located throughout three different areas of the Inn providing you with a fantastic choice of seating for a tranquil and relaxing meal. Cambridge 20 minutes away.
Check availability and book on-line

Located 3 miles from the centre of Cambridge, set in the quiet village of Horningsea. Our 17th Century building has very comfortable, modern, en-suite bedrooms with WIFI and freeview television. We also have an excellent restaurant, which is featured in the Michelin Guide and the Good Food Guide. It is the perfect base for exploring Cambridge and the surrounding areas. Set in a peaceful location, it makes a welcome change from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Check availability and book on-line

The Old Red Lion Hotel dates back to the18th Century and was originally an old farm house. The lodges offer comfortable accommodation in a charming setting. There are 12 comfortably furnished, en-suite bedrooms, including ground floor rooms some with disabled facilities. We have wireless broadband and satellite channels in the letting rooms. The bar area has been recently refurbished, providing a comfortable seating area including leather settees and high butchers block tables. We have a good village pub atmosphere here and have live entertainment on a regular basis. Horseheath is close to the historic market town of Saffron Walden and the university town of Cambridge is a 20 minute drive to the north
Check availability and book on-line

The Coach House Hotel, primarily built of local flint and after major refurbishment has maintained its old world charm and offers a warm friendly welcome to all our guests. Nestled amongst lush farmland this pretty coaching inn is situated on the A505 and just minutes from J10 of the M11 and easily accessible from the A10 and A11. With a traditionally English restaurant, bar and private parking for 100 cars, our newly upgraded en-suite bedrooms are designed with your comfort and care in mind.
Check availability and book on-line

A 16th century Inn in the centre of Stretham - conservation area of A10. All letting rooms are en-suite. Centrally situated for touring the Fenlands. Includes garden, conservatory restaurant. Evening meals served and pets are welcomed.
Check availability and book on-line

Good Pub Guide County Dining Pub of 2001 & Star Rating. Good Food Guide. Michelin etc etc. Now awarded 4 Red Diamonds by the AA (only the cream of accommodation providers qualify for this award). Peaceful location sheltering by the bank of the New Bedford River. Birdwatching (Welney wildlife reserve nearby) Close to Ely and its majestic Cathedral as well as within easy reach of Cambridge and the University and Newmarket Races.
Check availability and book on-line

Quiet and friendly hotel in the heart of the Fens surrounded by countryside, Wisbech is a busy little market town with the river running though the centre, walking to the town centre is 2 minutes, Peckover House (NT) is 5 minutes away. Kings Lynn and the coast is just 16 miles and a nice drive though beautiful old villages and country lanes.
Check availability and book on-line

The Rose and Crown Hotel has a history which stretches back 600 years. Today the 3 star rated Rose and Crown is the largest hotel in Wisbech. It is located centrally in the Georgian market town and port of Wisbech. The hotel has 30 en-suite rooms, superior restaurants offering bar food, steaks, a-la-carte and brasserie style food, and a character pub and bars. The hotel is well suited the business or leisure traveller. All rooms are large, light, comfortable and well appointed. Free parking and unlimited wifi Internet access is available.
Check availability and book on-line

The Black Boys Hotel is an imposing Grade II listed building in the centre of the historic market town of Aylsham. The hotel has recently been completely refurbished and now offers superb en-suite accommodation and a restaurant popular with both guests and local residents. It is ideally situated for visiting the surrounding area of North Norfolk whether on business or a leisure break. A narrow-gauge railway operates locally to the village of Wroxham where dayboats can be hired to tour the Norfolk Broads. The city of Norwich, with its wealth of shops and visitor attractions, can be reached in 30 minutes. For bookings and enquiries please telephone 01263 732122

The Best Western George Hotel, located in Swaffham, is a charmingly restored 17th Century coaching inn with a Georgian facade and a complimentary modern bedroom wing. We are situated in a charming market town within easy reach of Norfolk's top attractions. We will extend a warm welcome to all travellers and are proud of our fine restaurant, serving local produce. Situated just steps away from Swaffham's famous church of St. Peter and St. Paul, the hotel is within easy reach of several stately homes, particularly the Sandringham House, Oxburgh Hall and Blickling Hall. Ideal for touring this beautiful county with its historic country houses, the hotel is also at the heart of one of the finest bird watching and golfing areas.
Check availability and book on-line

A thriving inn since the 15th century the Bell retains much of its original character, combined with all the comforts of a modern hotel. Furnishings and décor create a mood of relaxed elegance in both the bar and restaurant. The restaurant specialises in simple good food in a traditional English style whilst the bar serves bar meals and traditional ales. The 12th century Thetford Priory is within walking distance of the hotel.

The Lifeboat Inn has been welcoming weary travellers for centuries. The 16^th century inn retains much of its original character with roaring log fires and hanging paraffin lamps in the cosy Smugglers Bar. In summer, enjoy a cool beer in the conservatory or patio garden. Bar snacks are available - our huge bowls of steaming mussels are legendary! - and  the Restaurant offers a frequently changing menu. The 14 bedrooms are all en-suite, most with views over Thornham harbour to the sea.  Children, pets welcome
 

The White Lion Hotel has the enviable position of being in the middle of Aldeburgh, just opposite the shingle beach where fresh fish is sold from the traditional wooden huts lining the shore. The White Lion is also Aldeburgh's oldest hotel. The 38 sea-facing and inland rooms, some with 4 poster beds for special occasions, provide every comfort including en-suite bathrooms and Sky TV. The hotels bar overlooking the sea is perfect for a relaxing drink and AA Rosette Restaurant 1563, named after the year the hotel was built, with its fine oak panelled walls and roaring log fire in Winter, is ideal for elegant dining on mouth watering seafood dishes, traditional roasts and vegetarian meals.
Check availability and book on-line

The Six Bells is a perfect country escape set on the edge of the village green, near the duck pond in the pretty Suffolk village of Bardwell. Originating in the late 1500s, the Inn was enlarged in the 19th century and again more recently and now offers a characterful blend of old and new. A wide selection of dishes varying between the contemporary to the traditional are served in the country-style beamed dining room with its old Suffolk range or in the pretty conservatory. Prime local produce, fresh fish from Lowestoft, Suffolk pork and game in season are prepared daily for you to enjoy. The comfortable en-suite accommodation includes a lovely four-poster room. Easily accessible from the Midlands and London via the  A11 and the A14.
Check availability and book on-line

The Kings Head Hotel is a 16th Century coaching Inn with 12 rooms in the centre of the market town of Beccles. On business? We have comfortable en suite rooms, welcoming smiles, good beer, simple but delicious food and staff who understand your business needs. Our bedrooms have been refurbished to a high standard, including very good beds. All rooms are non-smoking. Enjoy a warm, personal welcome, and friendly but professional service in the relaxed atmosphere of this historic building. The hotel has a small car park.
Check availability and book on-line

The Olde Bull Inn, Barton Mills is located centrally between Newmarket, Bury St Edmunds, Ely, and Thetford, and just 2 miles from Mildenhall. The Olde Bull Inn is one of the few genuinely privately owned AND managed hotels in the area. The historic coaching inn oozes with character and charm. The location of the Inn makes it the ideal venue for business and tourist visitors to the area. You can be assured of a warm friendly personal welcome at the Olde Bull Inn along with a varied selection of real ales and fine wines and menus for all occasions. The hotel brings a happy blend of charming restaurants and bars, with the comfort of 14 character bedrooms. We look forwarding to welcoming you to The Olde Bull Inn
Check availability and book on-line

The White Horse is a friendly country pub in the picturesque Suffolk village of Beyton, located close to the historic town of Bury St Edmunds and within easy reach of Newmarket and Cambridge. The White Horse offers six guest rooms in a converted barn, all en-suite, five with bathtub and shower and one fully accessible disabled room. The White Horse is famous for its traditional English homemade food including a large selection of vegetarian dishes, all of which can be enjoyed in the lounge and bar areas or al fresco in the large garden or patio.
Check availability and book on-line

This beautiful country pub occupies a privileged location close to the main cities of Cambridge, Newmarket, Bury St. Edmunds and Sudbury. Set in the picturesque Suffolk countryside, you can explore the surroundings during the day before relaxing with traditional pub food, using local suppliers, and a drink in the evening. The A143, A1307 and A11 offer excellent transport links to the surrounding areas. In addition to this, the M11 is only 18 miles away.
Check availability and book on-line

Nestled in over twenty acres of gardens, The Cornwallis hotel oozes with charm with our famous Yew topiaries and 60 foot well. At The Cornwallis Hotel we have sixteen elegantly decorated rooms. Situated in the heart of East Anglia, there is much to do and see within easy drive of the hotel. We have superb contacts so whether you fancy a hot air balloon ride or a touch of archery then just let us know.
Check availability and book on-line

Situated on one of the prettiest squares in the country, opposite the Abbey Gardens, is the historic Angel Hotel, dating from 1452. Angel Hotel offers traditional Georgian elegance and charm, coupled with contemporary design. The hotel has been visited by kings and queens, actors and writers. Charles Dickens, who stayed in the hotel whilst giving readings of his books in the athenaeum, mentioned the hotel in The Pickwick Papers. In the lounge, choose a range of offerings from Italian cappuccinos through to the finest English loose leaf tea. With its log fire, it is a popular meeting place for the townspeople. The hotel has recently had a GBP 2 million refurbishment and extension, and now offers 75 rooms.
Check availability and book on-line

The Old Brewers House is a charming 18th Century Building which was formerly the family home of Greene King’s Chief Brewer. It has been refurbished and restored to provide nine delightful non-smoking en-suite bedrooms. The Dog and Partridge is conveniently located in the heart of historic Bury St Edmunds. The moment you step out of the front door you have the beautiful gardens of St Edmundsbury Abbey and the outstanding architecture of St Edmundsbury Cathedral to your left, and the unique Georgian Theatre Royal to your right.
Check availability and book on-line

The Bell is a beautiful half-timbered coaching inn dating back to the 16th century, situated in the small market town of Clare, in the heart of Constable country. The inn is well situated with Cavendish, Long Melford, Sudbury, Haverhill, Lavenham and Bury St Edmunds all within easy reach. The 15 en-suite bedrooms have been tastefully furnished and all have full facilities. The majority of our bedrooms are in the old stables at the back of the main building. The Garden Room, lounge and public bars offer excellent menus including English classics and an extensive wine list.
Check availability and book on-line

This 17th century coaching inn has retained many of its original features, including a hand carved staircase and hand painted sundial. The bar boasts 2 magnificent fireplaces which are reputedly the largest in East Anglia. We stock cask conditioned ales and a wide selection of fine wines. Food is served in both the bar and restaurant. All bedrooms are en suite, many with feature fireplaces and luxurious four-poster beds. Situated 2 miles from the historic market town of Diss, on the Norfolk and Suffolk border, The Scole Inn offers an ideal location for exploring both counties.
Check availability and book on-line

A traditional Suffolk coastal inn, at the heart of the village of Dunwich. Once a haunt of smugglers, The Ship isn't just a great place to eat, drink, relax and get away from it all. We like to think it's also a part of a great story. Now a quiet, idyllic village, surrounded by nature reserves, heath land and beach, only the romantic ruins of the Dunwich monastery remain to hint at the fate of this once thriving medieval port that was claimed by the sea during a terrible storm. Legend has it that you can still here the peal of the church bells from beneath the waves. Whilst we can not guarantee that, we can certainly promise to provide real food, real ales and real fires.
Check availability and book on-line

Located in the heart of one of the best preserved medieval villages in England. The hotel boasts 4 lounges, 2 bars, 3 function rooms and 45 individually decorated bedrooms, as well as a 2 Rosette award winning restaurant making it one of the highest ranking hotels in East Anglia.
Check availability and book on-line

This Georgian Hotel is the idyllic Suffolk retreat in a stunning location between two fine stately homes, with antique and craft shops just a walk away in the popular town. Relax in the exquisite individual en-suite bedrooms with enormous beds, soft robes and handmade toiletries. Sensational food is served in our restaurant, recently voted the best in Suffolk, or choose the cosy bar with blazing log fire or dine al fresco in the walled Victorian garden or patio overlooking the famous green. Wherever you dine the menu is the same and the dining has been awarded an AA rosette.
Check availability and book on-line

The White Hart is situated in the heart of Suffolk and the home of British Horse Racing, Newmarket. The hotel has always been popular with race goers, located just 20 minutes walk from the Rowley Mile Race Course and 10 minutes from Tattersals Auctioneers. The hotel offers recently re-furbished bedrooms, free off-road parking and a comfortable bar serving a wide range of food and drink, that becomes a lively place at weekends.

A friendly welcome awaits you at the Rutland Arms where history combines with modern hospitality. With 46 en-suite bedrooms, an elegant restaurant and bar area, as well as the traditional cobbled courtyard, the Rutland Arms is the ideal base from which to explore Newmarket and the surrounding area. Located in the centre of town, is close to all shops and a short distance from the racecourse and Newmarket Heath.   

16th Century Grade 1 Listed Olde Coaching Inn, well placed in the historic market town of Sudbury. Traditional British food and hospitality in a very traditional English setting. Built in 1540 by a wealthy merchant, used as his home, this building then became a brewing house for Mauldons, now Sudburys only existing Brewery. This Hotel features original oak beams throughout the building and has two rooms with vaulted ceilings. 'Oak' is a four-poster bedroom with a 2-person whirlpool bath
Check availability and book on-line

The historic Bell in Thetford has a restaurant serving simple English food, a bar with traditional ales, and comfy en-suite rooms. The Bell was originally a seminary, but under Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries, it was sold as an inn in 1540. The hotel retains much of its original character. The Bell Hotel features throughout the Dad’s Army TV series, and was the backdrop to many scenes. The hotel is situated on the corner of King Street and Bridge Street. The hotel consists of 2 wings, the newer of which was built around the 1960's with 2 accommodation floors. The old wing is over 600 years old with rooms that are full of character and meandering corridors.
Check availability and book on-line

The Bull Hotel can be found in the centre of the market town of Woodbridge in Suffolk, overlooking the lovely Tudor Shire Hall and Market Hill. A family owned and run 16th century coaching Inn, The Bull dates from the days when it was a posting house for the Union Coaches which ran between Ipswich and Norwich. Today the bedrooms all have private en-suite bathrooms/ showers, and are centrally heated with all facilities.
Check availability and book on-line

Retaining the character and rustic charm of its heritage whilst offering contemporary comforts, this ideal base for the Suffolk Heritage Coast is situated midway between Southwold and Adleburgh, in the peaceful village of Westleton. The Westleton Crown was selected as County Dining Pub of the Year by The Good Pub Guide 2008, and Suffolk Pick of the Pubs by The AA Pub Guide 2008. A traditional coaching inn with origins extending back as far as the 12th century, here you will find quietly crackling log fires and real ales, as well as 25 stylish rooms, imaginative menus, a sophisticated wine list and delightful terraced gardens.
Check availability and book on-line