The Rose and Crown is a friendly village inn with a growing reputation for its excellent food and accommodation. Situated near the picturesque, historic market town of Ashbourne on the edge of the Peak District and only 6 miles from Alton Towers, The Rose and Crown is ideally located for everyone from walkers to thrill-seekers.  We welcome families in both the bar and the restaurant and our en-suite bed and breakfast accommodation includes a family room.  As a traditional village pub, we always welcome those who come to drink a pint of locally brewed ale in front of a roaring fire or to enjoy the garden on a summer's evening. Alternatively, our non-smoking restaurant will more than reward those seeking a more formal dining experience.
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The Beresford Arms Hotel was built at the turn of the century in Ashbourne, and is an impressive mock Tudor building. Tissington Trail is nearby. Alton Towers is 15 minutes away, as is Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Calke Abbey. The hotel has 18 very comfortable bedrooms, a fully licensed bar and restaurant, which serves bar meals and also a table d'hote menu of specially prepared locally sourced foods. All rooms are en-suite with colour TV, hospitality tray, telephone and trouser press. We have ample car parking and children and pets are welcome. We offer special short stay breaks and are open all year.
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Situated in the heart of Bakewell with 35 individually styled bedrooms. Excellent meeting room facilities offering traditional elegance combined with up to date technology. The Kitchens at the Rutland Arms are where the world famous Bakewell pudding originated. We now boast a AA rosette for fine dining.
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The Monsal Head Hotel is situated overlooking the beautiful Monsal Dale in the centre of the Peak District National Park. It is three miles from the market town of Bakewell, with Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall a ten minute drive. We serve gorgeous, freshly prepared food and our portions are very hearty, we have a wide range of wines by the bottle or glass and all of our ales are cask conditioned and beautifully kept. We serve a full seasonal menu plus specials menu from 12 o'clock every day and if the weather is typically British, then you can relax by one of our open fires with a good book and maybe even a malt whisky!
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A warm welcome awaits you at the famous Yorkshire Bridge Inn. Built in 1826, this is one of the finest Residential Inns in the Peak District - famous for Food, Hospitality and Comfort. The 14 en-suite bedrooms, including a Four Poster Room, are individually furnished to a very high standard.  The privately owned Freehouse is open ALL YEAR. AA * *, English Tourism Council * * with Silver Award, and featured in the AA Best Pub Guide, Good Pub Guide 2000 and Egon Ronay. Finalists in the Freehouse of the Year 2001 Publican Awards.

The Wheatsheaf Hotel is an 18th Century coach house, sympathetically restored and situated in the heart of the Peak District. The Wheatsheaf is ideal for business travellers and tourists exploring the region, having easy access to Chesterfield, Sheffield, Derby and Manchester. Set in comfortable surroundings, just outside the market town of Chesterfield, the rolling countryside of the Peak District, the superb shopping facilities of Meadowhall and the concert and sporting facilities of Sheffield.

The Cavendish Hotel, originally the famous Peacock, is located on the Chatsworth Country House Estate in the heart of the Peak District. The hotel is steeped in history, with perfect views and peaceful surroundings. Throughout the hotel you will find open fires, oak beams, antique furnishings, fresh flowers and friendly staff. And yet this oasis is located just 15 minutes from Sheffield and 20 minutes off the M1.
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Beeley is one of those picturesque country villages that visitors to the English countryside love to discover. And The Devonshire Arms is one of those picturesque country inns at the heart of Derbyshire village life. But with a difference! It offers all the charm and character of an historic inn with a warm and comfortable interior full of oak beams and stone crannies. Venture inside a little further and you will find the startlingly different décor of the brasserie with its contemporary bar, glass fronted wine store and colourful furnishings. And for the ultimate escape, four stylish cottage bedrooms.
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The Samuel Fox Country Inn is situated in the pretty village of Bradwell and offers breathtaking views from the bar and restaurant. The building underwent a full refurbishment in July 2008 and is modern and stylish while still managing to retain its rustic charm. All of our rooms are deluxe double rooms with en-suite bathrooms, they have at least 26 inch flat screen televisions, internet access and coffee and tea facilities. We have an excellent head chef, who has cooked up to a 3 AA rosette standard. An excellent place for walkers and businessmen alike to relax after a hard day with a glass of good quality wine, real ale or a single malt.
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Newly renovated barn (June 2007) to a very high standard. Three en-suite double/twin rooms, one double/twin en-suite disabled room. Ideal base for exploring the Peak National Park and many local attractions, Alton Towers 20 minutes, Chatsworth House 20 minutes, Haddon Hall 20 minutes. Family run traditional village Inn with well stocked bar offering real ales, lagers and beers, good wine list and fine food freshly prepared on the premises. The Inn is full of interesting old nic nacs, old photos of local scenes and local people. Large car park. Beer garden. Open fires for a very warm welcome.
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The structure of the Olde House dates back to 1678 when it was built as a farm house, only converting to a pub in the 1960’s. The pub now consists of two function rooms, a tastefully designed bar and dining area and 12 en-suite executive bedrooms. The Olde House is situated one and a half miles from the centre of Chesterfield, home of the Crooked Spire church, and just 8 miles from Junction 30 of M1. Local attractions include the picturesque Peak District and the Chatsworth Estate, making the Olde House an ideal location for both business travellers and tourists alike. We have a substantial car park to accommodate guests

The Mackworth Hotel is a converted 18th century farmhouse delightfully situated on the edge of the medieval village of Mackworth, with views over the Peak District and just a couple of miles out of the centre of Derby. The hotel offers 13 rooms including family rooms. The Mackworth Hotel is an ideal location for business travellers and tourists alike, being just two miles out of Derby city centre with easy links to the M1/M6/A38/A50 and East Midlands Airport. The restaurant offers a selection of home cooked food and a daily carvery. With our large function room, we have a full line up of entertainment events including tribute acts and murder mystery parties.

A traditional country inn with full hotel facilities. Directly underneath Froggatt Edge, one of the areas greatest climbing and walking regions. Very close to Chatsworth House, Eyam Hall, Bakewell, Castleton. AA Rosette accredited food & hand-pulled ales. AA 4 Diamond. Visit Britain 4 Star Inn-Silver Award. Michelin Pub Guide listed.
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Boasting a peaceful location in the beautiful Peak District, this enchanting property, dating back over 100 years, has been extensively refurbished to offer modern comforts whilst still maintaining its period features. Named as one of the best independent hotels in the Peak District, The Maynard occupies a privileged position, immersed within an area of outstanding natural beauty, and yet easily accessible; it is only 13 minutes from Sheffield by train and within easy reach of the M1 and A57 Snake Pass by car. The views from the garden, restaurant and bedrooms are stunning.
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This delightful residential country Inn and restaurant with letting accommodation has undergone almost total refurbishment throughout, traditional meets contemporary with our modern restaurant and chill out lounge with snug, open log fires and locals bar serving traditional bar meals (all homemade including proper potato chips) with a choice of five real ales always behind the bar. In our Four Pillars Restaurant a traditional English menu with a Mediterranean twist and wonderful presentation as well as value for money in conjunction with selected wines from the New World makes it a definite venue for your evening.
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You will receive a warm welcome from your hosts Bob and Cynthia Emery. Our privately owned 16th century Inn situated in 9 acres of its own land set in idyllic surroundings on the banks of the River Derwent. Our tastefully decorated and intimate restaurant offers the ideal environment in which to dine and relax in an informal atmosphere. Relax and take a meal in our cosy bar complete with real log fires. We serve a wide range of hand pulled ales and fine wines. Our menu consists of dishes produced fresh by our head chef and his dedicated team. The menu is a mix of modern European and traditional food using only the finest quality produce brought together in an eclectic style.
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Formerly a 500 year old inn, this highly rated Derbyshire hotel in the heart of the Peak District has been transformed into a relaxing haven in which to unwind. Featuring contemporary décor, award winning cuisine by chef Ben Handley, the George retains its charm and character whilst offering every modern amenity. Sheffield is just 20 minutes away. Free Wifi in all bedrooms and public areas. The George's Restaurant has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment, bringing an up to date feel, with cool colours, wooden flooring and feature lighting. This more contemporary approach complements completely Chef Ben Handley's approach to his cooking - modern in style, using fresh ideas and only the freshest of ingredients, presenting quality and flair. The restaurant has 2AA rosettes for quality.
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The Pack Horse Inn has twelve bedrooms with wonderful views over the garden or the beautiful Sett Valley, Hayfield and Kinder Scout, the Peak District's highest point. The inn is a great place to sit and enjoy a drink or freshly-prepared, locally sourced food whilst appreciating the glorious scenery. Guests will be very comfortable in the beautiful garden, which has been designed to blend beautifully with the surrounding countryside. The vibrant, relaxing and comfortable en-suite rooms will allow guests to truly enjoy all that a traditional relaxing countryside break is all about.
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The Boot Inn is an old Coaching Inn, which dates back to 1649. The old bar, which is now the lounge bar still retains much of its original character, with wooden beams and authentic fire places. The main bar was once a brewery. Now however, it has been turned into a public bar, with its high ceilings, large sash windows and open plan bar. The original bedrooms have been lovingly restored to a high standard…however they have maintained much of the character of an old building, with uneven floors and low ceilings. (All the bedrooms are en-suite - with TV’s and tea and coffee facilities). The beer garden offers a safe and delightful environment for children and families.
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The Grouse and Claret is a beautiful 18th century building at the gateway to the Peak District National Park with 8 en-suite rooms within the building. It is situated on the A6 between Matlock and Bakewell, within easy reach of Chesterfield, Sheffield, Derby and Manchester, and is therefore ideally located for tourists exploring the region as well as business travellers. The heart and soul of the hotel remains the pub itself and you can be sure to find something to tempt you from our extensive menu which is available all day and includes pub classics as well as a selection of specials.

The Crewe & Harpur is a converted 17th century coach house, delightfully situated between the medieval villages of Swarkestone and Melbourne. The adjoining stable block has been converted to provide accommodation in the form of 7 rooms. The pub serves cooked food all day and is the perfect place to unwind after a hard day at work or exploring the beautiful Peak District. Our selection of hot meals includes pub classics and a constantly changing selection of specials. We have a range of specially selected wines along with cask ales and a choice of soft drinks, tea and coffee. The Crewe & Harpur is an ideal location for business travellers and tourists alike with easy links to M1/M42/A38/A50; East Midlands Airport is just 7 miles away.

This splendid 17th century inn is peacefully situated in the hamlet of Swinscoe on the Derbyshire/ Staffordshire border. Situated on the edge of the Peak District, close to Alton Towers, Dovedale, Ashbourne, Chatsworth House and Haddon. Accommodation at the Dog and Partridge is purpose built and situated in the grounds very close to Ashbourne. Guests will find it easy to relax in the traditional bar with its olde worlde character and charm, and its welcoming log fire in winter. Food is served all day with a wide ranging menu offering many local specialities. A la carte meals are served in our restaurant, providing still greater choice with imaginative cuisine supplemented by an extensive wine list. Pets are very welcome.
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A family run, 16th Century inn located in the heart of the Peak District offering excellent en-suite accommodation, fine food, cask ales and beautiful country surroundings. Located in the attractive hamlet of Whitehough (20 minutes from Buxton) the Old Hall Inn is nestled in the valley between 'Eccles pike' and 'Cracken Edge'. We are in the heart of prime walking country and ideally situated for exploring the peaks. Chinley train station, 1 mile away, has direct links to both Manchester and Sheffield.
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Located in Knipton, a picturesque rural village in the Vale of Belvoir, on the boarders of Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire. The Manners Arms is a quintessential country inn, beautifully refurbished and managed by the Duke and Duchess of Rutland. Our restaurant serves a lunch and dinner menu packed with fresh local seasonal food, seven days a week. Our well stocked bar will satisfy, whatever your favourite tipple maybe, and in the winter gather around our roaring log fire.
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A 400 year old coaching inn, this privately-run residence is located south of Leicester on the old A6, in the village of Great Glen. The inn has 7 charming en-suite guestrooms, a lounge, à la carte restaurant and bar serving traditional ales and lagers. From March 2008, the inn will also offer a games room and big-screen TV with Sky. This peaceful location (the village is bypassed) is only 20 minutes away from Leicester city centre and 10 minutes from Market Harborough and Leicester Races.
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Our hotel which is situated on the edge of beautiful Charnwood Forest, has been built in local stone and in the style of the original farmhouse building which dates back to 1672. We are within easy reach of Leicester, just one mile from the M1 and offer the very best of food, wine, comfort and service. Warm and cosily furnished, our 28 bedrooms are all en-suite and non smoking, whilst our intimate restaurant is located in the orginial building, where the highest standards of modern comfort are provided. The bar offers fine bar food, set in authentic coaching inn surroundings.
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The Crown and Plough nestles in the heart of the village of Long Clawson, within the beautiful Vale of Belvoir countryside. The Crown and Plough is a true country pub with a traditional feel.  All rooms are all generously sized and family sized rooms are available. All rooms have large white fluffy towels and crisp, white, Egyptian cotton bed linen. Isle of Arran complimentary toiletries are provided.
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A 16th Century coaching inn, where history and hospitality combine to make your stay comfortable and relaxing. There is a licensed bar, evening restaurant, lounge, conference rooms and a newly refurbished function suite. We offer home cooked food 11-14.30 and 18.00 to 21.00, seven days a week. Sitting on the Leicestershire/ Northamptonshire border we are ideally placed for Kettering, Corby, Lutterworth, Leicester and Northampton.
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The Best Western Three Swans Hotel is a old coaching house that has been tastefully modernised, offering 61 bedrooms and a state of the art conference suite catering for up to 200 delegates for conferences and wedding receptions. Our award winning restaurant offers both a la carte and table d'hote menus, both Lunch and Dinner (excluding Sunday evening) Our newly opened Bistro offers a more contemporary setting.
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The George Hotel is a 17th Century coaching house sympathetically restored, retaining its original features. Set in the heart of the market town of Melton Mowbray - famous for Stilton cheese and pork pies! The George Hotel provides a welcome haven for business travellers and tourists alike, and is ideally located for exploring the region's many attractions including Belvoir Castle and Rutland Water. It is also within easy reach of Leicester and Nottingham.
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The Red Lion is a Country Inn built in the 1700s with beamed ceilings and open fires. Although the Inn is located in the heart of the country we are 2 miles away from the A5 with close proximity to M69 (one minute) M1 and M6. With a car park for 35 cars, The Red Lion is well known for its comfortable, friendly atmosphere with recently refurbished bedrooms which are all en-suite with in room tea & coffee, television and full English breakfast (paid separately). We have guests staying with us who work at The National Exhibition Centre, Magna Park, Lutterworth, Coventry and Rugby.
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The Millers Hotel is a beautiful reconstructed village bakery, in a delightful part of rural Leicestershire. It has been recently refurbished. The oak beamed lounge bar has a working mill wheel, and serves an extensive selection of hot and cold bar meals. The candlelit restaurant has a la carte and table d'hôte menus, whilst a traditional roast lunch is served on Sundays. Bedrooms have tea and coffee facilities, satellite TV and trouser press.
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The Royal Arms Restaurant and Hotel is a family run hotel nestled on the Leicestershire-Warwickshire border near to Hinckley and Nuneaton. Our award winning fine dining restaurant offers superb international cuisine and our bar provides real ales, log fires and a home from home friendly service. The Royal Arms has been sympathetically restored over the last 10 years. Wake up to the picturesque views in one of our 18 elegantly decorated en-suite bedrooms in our chalet style accommodation. The Royal Arms has been awarded a 4 star grading from the RAC Tourism Council for our accommodation and restaurant services.
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A splendid 17th-century coaching house overlooking the Old Market Place in Alford. Ideal for the coast and Cadwell Park. All our rates include a full English breakfast. Our sausages and ham are made at the hotel. The Windmill Hotel is a former 17th century coaching house overlooking the Old Market Place in Alford. It comprises ten comfortable en-suite rooms, full bar facilities, attractive beer garden, a restaurant with a la carte menu, and a spacious car park. Close to Cadwell Park.
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The White Hart hotel is happily situated prominently on High Street, Boston, over looking the Witham River, only a short walk from the town centre, shops and restaurants. Following a full refurbishment in 2006 the White Hart Hotel is a modern yet still traditional hotel. Our Feature and Executive rooms offer a superior level of comfort with spacious lounge areas, both bath and shower facilities, air conditioning and 42" plasma screen. The hotel offers a diverse food and beverage operation with the Black Orchid restaurant offering local and contemporary cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Alternatively the Courtyard Bar offers a menu all day with a superb selection of food, fine wines and hot or cold beverages. Free car parking to hotel residents.
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This privately owned Inn is a freehouse which offers high quality and traditional values of service and hospitality. Good food, wines, cask ales, cosy accommodation and friendly efficient service are the emphasis of the Red Lion. Redbourne is located just off the A15, 20 minutes north of Lincoln and close to the M180 for quick and easy connections to Hull and the North Sea ferry ports. You can eat in the flagstone floored bar area, or you can opt for the more formal dining experience in the air-conditioned Garden Room. Blackboards offer the days specials.
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This lovely 17th century stone inn is found in the picturesque village of Easton on the Hill, just off the A1 motorway, 2 miles south of the historic town of Stamford. Hosts Graham and Sonja welcome you to The Oak Inn where you will find tasteful en-suite bedrooms, a comfortable conservatory restaurant, and a large terraced decking area where you can drink and dine al fresco. The cosy pine bar serves real ales and fine wines. Close to Rutland Water and Rockingham Raceway, the inn has a large car park at the rear.
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Britain's oldest inn has been beautifully restored and provides affordable luxury in the ancient market town of Grantham. The Angel and Royal features an award winning restaurant, individually furnished suites and bedrooms, cosy fire lit nooks and bars, and modern conference facilities. Our charming & unpretentious style will make 'our home your home'.
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In the heart of picturesque village in Lincolnshire, The Brownlow Arms is a 17th Century Country Inn formerly owned by Lord Brownlow. Providing good old fashioned country hospitality and modern comforts in a tranquil and relaxing location.
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Situated at the foot of the Lincolnshire Wolds, between the Cathedral City of Lincoln & the seaside town of Skegness. Only seven miles from Cadwell Park Race Circuit, and twenty miles from Market Rasen racecourse. An Ideal base for touring the whole of Lincolnshire.
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This historic hotel lies in the heart of medieval Lincoln, handy for exploring the city’s fine castle and 11th century Cathedral, as well as trips out into the Lincolnshire countryside. Visited by Richard II in 1372, the White Hart is now well known for the imaginative food and friendly service. Leisure activities nearby include golf, fishing and horse riding.
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The Old Coach house nestles in the centre of the small village of North Kyme, situated on the main A153 Skegness road. The building dates back to 1760, built as a stop over for weary travellers making their way from London to Lincoln. The old house has been lovingly refurbished to the highest standard, offering todays travellers a warm and friendly welcome from your hosts Barbara and Martyn Grice. Evening meals are available by request with a wide choice of home cooked meals including vegetarian options, which are served in our fully licensed bistro style cafe'. North Kyme is ideally situated between Lincoln and Boston and only twenty minutes from the beautiful town of Woodall Spa, with its world class golf course and famous woodland walks.
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Beautiful tranquil newly refurbished 18th century hotel. Reputedly the second oldest building in Skegness, The Vine Hotel is set in magnificent gardens only one and a half miles from the attractions of Skegness, and just a few minutes walk from the beach and Seacroft Golf Club. This traditional style hotel offers two bars that serve excellent local beers. Freshly prepared dishes are served in both the bar and the restaurant; service is both friendly and helpful. The smartly refurbished bedrooms are well equipped and comfortably appointed. All our rooms are either on the first or second floor, and due to the historical nature of the building we regret that unfortunately we are unable to provide disabled access to our rooms.
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The George of Stamford is perhaps England's greatest coaching Inn, retaining the charm and atmosphere of its long history and yet offering today's guest every modern comfort.
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The Crown Hotel is set in the historic town centre of Stamford, just 12 miles from Peterborough and close to the A1. The Crown has been transformed into a contemporary and stylish boutique hotel. All the traditional features have been retained whilst the best of new technology has been installed throughout. The two lounges are cosy and welcoming with comfortable seating and roaring open fires. There is also an attractive heated patio area for al fresco dining. The bedrooms are located in three separate buildings - all bedrooms are unique and individual and offer private/en-suite facilities, satellite TV, hairdryer, and tea & coffee making facilities.
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The White Hart Inn is a three star property situated between Stamford, one of the finest Georgian stone towns in England and the cathedral city of Peterborough. Located just off the A16, with excellent links to the M11, junction14 and the M1 junction 21. The six individually themed rooms with bespoke styling are furnished in a simple but luxuriously comfortable style. There are three options for guests dining at The White Hart, the main restaurant offers an intimate style of dining, with the bar offering a retreat before and after meals. The newest addition to The White Hart, the Orangery offers a much larger indoor space to enjoy the food. The bar offers spacious seating areas and is perhaps the most traditional part of the pub. The hotel prides itself on the beer. The hotel has 3 of its own beers, which has of course a constant presence in their portfolio.
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Crown Hotel at Brackley is a 3 star, 20 bedded property situated right in the heart of the country town of Brackley in Northamptonshire. From the hotel guests are within easy reach of the M40 motorway and just a short drive from Banbury, Buckingham, Oxford and Northampton. The restaurant offers a friendly informal atmosphere where guests can enjoy the best traditional cuisine. Guests can also enjoy a relaxing drink at the bar which offers real ales and a wide range of bar snacks. The wide, tree-lined market place in Brackley with its Georgian and Victorian houses and shops is the delightful setting for its 13th century coaching inn. Silverstone motor racing circuit and Towcester racecourse are both within a 15-minute drive.
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Relaxed and informal country inn with comfortable en-suite rooms and an excellent restaurant serving freshly prepared food. A lively bar and regular live music. Close to Silverstone and Junction 15 of the M1. For the business traveller we offer complimentary broadband WiFi, printing and fax facilities.
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The Falcon Hotel is a lovely 16th century cottage hotel, just made for relaxation!  The award winning restaurant serves a wide choice of dishes or if you prefer, you can enjoy a lighter bite in the Cellar Bar. The sixteen well appointed bedrooms are all en-suite and offer every comfort. Weekend breaks are available and activities that can be arranged by the hotel include ballooning and falconry.  Located just off the M1 and only 7 miles from Northampton. AA 3 Stars, AA Rosette for Food.

Welcome to the Queen Victoria Inn, situated in the tiny picturesque village of Gayton, approx. 5 miles from Towcester and just 8 miles from Silverstone, home of the British Grand Prix. This friendly village inn is well known for its excellent food, fine wines and real ales, with a weekly changing guest ale. There are four well equipped en-suite bedrooms, named after Queen Victoria’s children, located on the first floor with their own separate entrance as well access to the pub during opening hours. Easy access from the M1 (2.5 miles), A43 (1 mile), A5 (2.5 miles). Milton Keynes 12 miles

The New French Partridge Hotel, 2 Stars accredited, is set in private grounds within the rural village of Horton, a short drive from Northampton (6 miles). Originally a coaching Inn dating back to the late 16th Century but now with all the modern and comfortable features added by the present owners. With our onsite 2 AA Rosette restaurant, this boutique style hotel can offer the traveller a choice of excellent cooked food prepared and sourced locally, along with superb accommodation. We have ample FREE parking on site and there is WiFi access throughout most of the rooms. Horton is a lovely country village yet within easy reach of Milton Keynes ( 10 miles) and Bedford (18 miles).
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A public house has occupied this site since 1766 (it was formerly named 'The Goat') and is now under new management. Recently refurbished to a high standard, The Stags Head at Maidwell has a large beer garden for the summer time, and warming open fires during the winter. The pub now presents a clean, warm, friendly and welcoming atmosphere, open 7 days a week, with ample car parking facilities. Whether on business or pleasure, our bed and breakfast facilities provide visitors with clean and comfortable accommodation at affordable prices. All rooms are en-suite and offer colour television, tea & coffee making facilities and choice of breakfast.
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The Hopping Hare building dates back to 1902 and was originally a Manor House. Fresh from major refurbishment. Situated 2-3 miles from the town centre, nearby attractions include Althorpe House and Silverstone. Luxury rooms feature kingsize beds, LCD TV and broadband connection. Stylish and contemporary restaurant serving freshly prepared home cooked food. We are completely Non Smoking throughout the bar, restaurant and hotel.
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The ghost of Mary Queen of Scots is said to haunt the Elizabethan Talbot Hotel. The oak staircase, and other parts of the building, were brought from the ruins of Fotheringhay Castle. It was down these steps that she walked to her execution. If all this sinister historical association puts you off, you needn't worry, Queen Mary hasn't been sighted for over a week now. The hotel boasts oak beams, open fires and transomed windows. The intimate restaurant and cosy bar offer traditional British cuisine, fine wines and real ales. The Talbot has recently been fully refurbished, keeping its charm and character while bringing the facilities bang up to date. The four new feature suites are a wonderful addition.
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This charming hotel rests in a picturesque little village, one and a half miles from Silverstone racecourse. Here, comfortable accommodation is found in a converted barn, offering modern facilities whilst retaining a rustic feel. The hotel pub has recently been refurbished to a high standard. The award-winning chef sources local produce for his dishes. The restaurant offers a relaxed dining experience.
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The Bridge Hotel is located in the ancient market town of Thrapston and is a charming mix of old and new, featuring period furniture and log fires whilst also offering a fully equipped gym and treatment rooms. The restaurant is open for lunch every day and dinner from Monday to Saturday. Our superb cuisine varies from traditional British fayre to dishes influenced from around the world and we pride ourselves on using the finest ingredients, sourced locally whenever possible. After your meal you can retire in front of one of our blazing log fires for coffee or a liqueur. The Bridge Hotel offers elegant accommodation with the emphasis on comfort and elegance, with complimentary access to broadband, freeview televisions and hospitality trays. Room service is also available.

The Saracens Head, more than four hundred years old, is featured in Charles Dickens' first novel, 'The Pickwick Papers'. The same homely comforts enjoyed by Charles Dickens when visiting Towcester have been restored and blended with today's luxury. We now serve food all day throughout the lounge and bar areas. The Lounge Bar welcomes locals and visitors to relax over a glass as they have done for hundreds of years. The split level bar offers three distinct areas of relaxation where delicious snacks are available. Situated on Roman Watling Street, the Saracen's Head is ideally placed for a day at Towcester Racecourse; Silverstone is just three miles away.
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The Heart of England is a converted 18th Century Farmhouse which now operates as a pub, restaurant and 13 bedroom hotel. The hotel is located just a couple of miles from the M1 and 6 miles from Northampton. It also offers easy access to Milton Keynes and Coventry. Weedon is located between Northampton and Daventry and just a few miles from the motorway. The pub forms an integral part of the hotel experience, and the menu offers a selection of pub classics and a broad range of constantly changing specials to tempt you, with the fantastic all day offer of 2 main meals for the price of 1.

The Hind Hotel is conveniently located in the centre of the thriving town of Wellingborough in Northamptonshire. Built in 1600's, the hotel is reputed to have provided accommodation to Oliver Cromwell and his officers. The Hind Hotel is a Grade II listed building. It compromises of 34 en-suite bedrooms, all include modern facilities. The Oak Beamed Restaurant is also open to non residents. There are 2 bars within the hotel one of which is private to residents. During the day we can offer food to residents and non residents in our coffee shop and food is also available from the main bar.
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A warm friendly welcome awaits at The Lord Nelson Inn, a 200 year old village inn, situated in the Nottinghamshire village of Besthorpe, close to Newark-on-Trent and Lincoln. In our two bars you can enjoy a home-cooked meal with fine wine in front of a real fire, have a chat with the locals over a pint of real ale (popular guest ales include The Reverend James and Roaring Meg), join in the quiz on a Thursday night, or have a game of pool or darts in the Tap Room. Due to our location between Newark and Lincoln, we are very conveniently situated for both the Newark and Lincoln showgrounds, and also the antique fairs at Swinderby.
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Welcome to the gateway to Sherwood Forest! You will be perfectly located for exploring the area as well as being conveniently placed for both the M1 and A1. For families we are in the middle of all the local attractions; Sherwood Forest, Clumber Park and many more just a short drive away. Choose to dine in either the Limetree Restaurant offering an a la carte menu using local produce or in the Dukeries Tavern Bar that offers a wide range of bar meals from our new menu.
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A traditional English Inn, located in a conservation village just 6 miles west of the charming market town of Newark On Trent. We offer you: quality en-suite bed and breakfast rooms, cask ales, fine wines, restaurant serving quality, locally sourced produce, rural beer garden, function room, conferencing facilities to accommodate up to 32 delegates, large HD screen TV for all major sporting events, free broadband.
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The Unicorn occupies a stunning location on the banks of the River Trent in the tranquil village of Gunthorpe. Close enough to the A46 and Nottingham for easy access, the Unicorn offers a peaceful location away from the city and traffic. We have 14 rooms decorated to a high standard and offering comfortable, individual accommodation within the pub building. With a large car park and only a mile from the nearest train station, access is simple. The pub offers a high standard of traditional meals and real ales on draught alongside a selection of wines.

This historic boutique hotel is set in the heart of Nottingham's Lace Market an area that dates back to the 6th century. Formerly a Georgian Townhouse, the hotel has been refurbished to a very high standard. All of the bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, flat screen television and CD/DVD players, personal bars, a desk with two line telephone, voicemail and WiFi and dial up for internet access. Merchants is a hearty British brasserie. No-nonsense, wholesome cooking using only the finest ingredients, founded on the profound belief in relaxed service, sophisticated surroundings and passion for great wines.
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In the Nottinghamshire village of Barnby Moor, this romantic 17th century coaching inn rose to fame and fortune in the days of stagecoaches and highwaymen. Today, Ye Olde Bell Hotel and Restaurant combines the finest traditions of a fully refurbished country house hotel in extensive grounds with modern comforts and facilities. The St Leger Bar and Bistro is at the heart of the hotel and offers guests an informal alternative to the elegant oak-panelled 1650 Restaurant. Conveniently located, the hotel has good access to the A1, M1 and M18. Robin Hood Airport 11 miles.
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The Saracen's Head Hotel is situated in the heart of Southwell and falls within the shadows of the outstanding architecture of the Norman Minster, as it has done for nearly 800 years. Our 4 poster room contains an Elizabethan Wall Painting dating back to the 16th century. The room also contains a traditional roll top bath and makes this the perfect romantic break. We also offer 2 Feature Executive rooms that again offer roll top baths and king size beds. Our Lord Byron restaurant offers quality European food which is locally sourced. We also have a bar with 2 lounges and the chance to dine al fresco in the summer months in the courtyard.
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Excellent links to both A1 and M1. Recently refurbished we offer modern and contemporary facilities with friendly efficient service. We have not lost the character that have made us a destination of choice for four centuries. 45 spacious and comfortable bedrooms with extras as standard such as fresh fruit and mineral water. Savannahs is fast becoming recognised as the best restaurant in town with great food and service and modern and contemporary ambience and decor. 114 The Inn Place is open all day offering an extensive menu and range of drinks and is ever popular with locals and hotel guests alike.
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A unique picturesque 18th century inn situated close to Rutland Water, only 1 mile from the county town of Oakham. The Old Plough is within easy reach of Nottingham, Peterborough and Leicester, as well as the A1 and M1 motorway. Recently taken over by Kelly Taverns. Whether you visit us for our speciality 'Cuisine a la Biere' menu in the conservatory, a bar snack from the specials board in the bar, or a relaxing afternoon in our garden with a barbecue, you are assured of a very warm welcome.
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Beamed seventeenth century inn, honey coloured ironstone in the middle of a conservation village on the village green. The Old White Hart is one of the few remaining traditional country pubs in the area. The ten minute drive from Corby or the five minutes from Uppingham seem like a step back in time. Whether sampling the real ales or dining in our Restaurant, a warm welcome always awaits. In keeping with tradition, our restaurant offers regional British cooking at its very best, all produced in-house with fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs from our own gardens accompanied by only the best quality meat, fish and game, all at affordable prices.
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In the heart of Oakham, in the town’s old market square, this charming hotel was once a 17th-century coaching inn. Today, it still retains many beautiful original features. Renowned for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, the Whipper-In Hotel is a traditional country hotel with real log fires, deep armchairs and ancient original oak beams. The hotel has a rich history stretching back over 400 years and all of the 24 en-suite rooms are decorated to reflect the building’s original character and charm.
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This beautiful 16th century coaching inn can be found nestling in the corner of Market Square, Oakham - an idyllic market town only a stones throw from both Rutland Water and historic Stamford. It boasts four individually designed bedrooms and a simply scrumptious restaurant - adored by gourmet lovers and wine cognoscenti alike. Renowned for it's understated air of elegance and charm, excellent hospitality and exquisite seasonal menus, this really is the perfect antidote to the bustle of everyday life! Recently awarded 2 AA rosettes and a special breakfast award.
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The Old Wisteria is a privately owned hotel. Once a hunting lodge, this listed property partly dates back to 1604. The hotel driveway leads to a tranquil setting. Friendly and welcoming, with intimate surroundings and spacious rooms. Situated in the heart of Oakham, Rutland's county town. Centrally located with good road and rail access including direct links to Stansted Airport and some major cities. The pleasant, natural and unspoilt surroundings including the rolling countryside, picturesque villages and breathtaking views of Rutland Water provides both the business and leisure visitor an ideal venue in an ideal setting.
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This 16th-century coaching inn in Uppingham town centre has a friendly welcome, free Wi-Fi, comfortable rooms and a good breakfast. Located next to the market square, The Falcon Hotel has modern facilities. It is due to be refurbished in 2009. Each individually appointed room has its own bathroom and satellite TV. The popular Tap Bar serves fine Real Ales and bar meals. The brasserie lounge serves full meals. Both have log fires on winter evenings. The Garden Terrace restaurant offers excellent food and wines and a patio garden. A restored, full-size antique snooker table is available for guests’ use.
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AA 4 Star, family run, free-of-tie, 17th Century Coaching Inn with 8 letting rooms, open fires, real ales and fine wines to complement our renowned restaurant with its 50 covers and  AA Rosette. Located close to Rutland Water with all its sporting opportunities and nature reserve. Convenient for Oakham and Uppingham schools. We are also convenient for Peterborough, Leicester and Nottingham. We cater for all inclusive business meetings and our function room facilities are ideal for private functions (24 seated, 50 standing with menus to suit), interviews, seminars and sales meetings.  We also boast a large off-road car park suitable for dinghy trailers and motor homes and provide free wireless internet connection.

A warm and friendly welcome is assured in this four star, award winning, privately owned hotel in Staffordshire. Located in a spectacular canal side setting in the heart of rural Staffordshire, the Grade II listed 15th Century moated manor house is close to Junction 13 of the M6 and to a wealth of countryside attractions including Alton Towers, Cadbury World, Shugborough Hall, The Potteries and Cannock Chase. Birmingham International, The NEC and ICC are a short drive away. The Moat House has an award winning 2 AA Rosette restaurant. Choose from our charming, traditional Brasserie Bar or dine in the splendour of our Conservatory Restaurant, where all food is produced to order with the finest and freshest ingredients.
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Extended around a 17th century farmhouse, the Manor House Hotel is set on the outskirts of Alsager on the Cheshire and Staffordshire border, seven miles from Crewe and eight miles from Stoke-on-Trent. This delightful property plays host to weddings, conferences, business meetings, leisure visitors and non resident diners alike. The hotel is a member of the Best Western Marketing Association and offers freshly prepared, seasonal and appetising menus from its Ostler Restaurant. For more informal dining, the Stables Bar is available.
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The George Inn is a 3 star 17th century coaching inn with its own brewery, in the beautiful market town of Eccleshall. The George Inn provides an ideal base for touring or business with easy access to the Midlands, Derbyshire and Shropshire. Magnificent buildings such as Shugborough Hall and the Weston Park home of the Earl of Bradford are within easy distance, as are the Water Gardens at Stapely, the Wedgewood visitor centre and the Potteries. Guests are invited to sample real ales direct from the prize winning brewery located on the premises, or make themselves comfortable by the open log fire and enjoy a good selection of home cooked food.  
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The Drayton Court Hotel is a warm and friendly hotel situated in the heart of the Midlands. A magnificent hand-carved four-poster bed is the highlight of the 20 individually interior designed rooms, many of which have exposed ceiling beams adding to the character of the building, a theme which begins as soon as you drive up to the car park which is accessed via a small courtyard. Please be aware that all of our bedrooms are located on the first or second floor and access is via a stairway, there is no lift available. The hotel has a fully licensed bar and a restaurant serving delicious food in a home from home atmosphere. The hotel is located in a conservation area and is adjacent to Drayton Manor Park.  
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Family run Inn and Country Hotel situated on the A53, 2 miles north of Leek and on the edge of the Peak National Park overlooking the bizarre rock formation of the Roaches. 26 bedrooms ranging from boutique style standard bedrooms, to luxury bedrooms offering four poster beds, whirlpool baths, large L.C.D TV. Traditional Bar Carvery or 1 AA Rosette Brasserie.
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Set in a beautiful country garden, this distinctive hotel offers excellent food and good quality beds, and is convenient for East Midlands and Birmingham airports. North of Burton-On-Trent, just off the A38/A50, the charming Brookhouse is set in a quintessentially English village with thatched cottages and a flowing brook. The restaurant has a reputation for good food, and reserving a table is essential. Soft lights and candlelight reflect in the silver and crystal, and fresh flowers are everywhere. The wine list offers imaginative, rare and unusual wines. Bedrooms are splendidly appointed, but do ask to see the other bedrooms. You will find a remarkable collection of comfortable, gorgeously decorated antique beds.
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The Vine Hotel carries the accolade of being the oldest pub in Stafford. Located in the centre of the town, tucked down one of the many narrow side streets, the Vine offers a wealth of ‘olde worlde’ character to its guests. It is within walking distance of all the main attractions but still offers secure parking for its hotel guests. Just call in at reception and we will lift the barrier for you. Our pub has a traditional feel, with cosy corners, food served all day and a fantastic range of drinks from the bar. We pride ourselves on our friendly service and you are assured of a great stay whether for business or pleasure.