Historic Hotels in Middle England
Browse through our selection of Country House Hotels in the Middle of England, including the Peak District, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Staffordshire, Rutland, Nottinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Leicestershire.
The former town’s police station, Kings Park Hotel stands within the heart of the historic market town of Retford. Extensively refurbished, it now offers contemporary styled en suite rooms, some offering views over the Kings Park. Dining is in the Old Police Station restaurant, or in one of the two original cells.
Steeped in aviation history, this unique country hotel was the former home of the legendary 617 ‘Dambusters’ Squadron. Set in 30 acre grounds, it now offers cosy rooms and fine locally sourced food, as well as a range of beauty treatments.
The former Queen Elizabeth Grammar School in Gainsborough, Hickman Hill Hotel dates back to 1795. Set in beautifully landscaped grounds, complete with fishpond, the hotel offers luxurious en suite rooms and an award-winning restaurant.
Nestled between the historic city of Lincoln and the Humber Estuary, this boutique hotel and restaurant is set in the quiet riverside village of Scotter. Maintaining the character and charm of a traditional coaching inn, internally it features all modern conveniences.
Follow in the footsteps of kings and queens and spend a night or two at the historic Angel and Royal Hotel. One of England’s oldest inns on the Great North Road, the Angel, at Grantham, has been welcoming weary travellers since 1203.
The birthplace of the Nobel Peace Prize winner Sir Norman Angell, this fine historic building has been sympathetically restored to provide a high standard of modern accommodation in tastefully decorated en suite rooms, complete with a fine restaurant and bistro bar.
Impressively set in 26 acres of landscaped grounds, Eastwood Hall features a host of leisure facilities including a fitness centre, outdoor tennis court, indoor swimming pool and sauna. All guest rooms are spacious, comfortable and provide a wealth of natural daylight.
This listed Georgian property has been sympathetically renovated to offer 10 boutique en suite rooms, some with views across Newark Castle grounds. Set over three floors, No.31 Castle Gate simply oozes character and charm.
One of the England’s most historic hotels, The Saracens Head features 27 en suite bedrooms, one of which accommodated King Charles I the night before he surrendered to a Scottish presbyterian army following his defeat at the Battle of Naseby on 14th June 1645.
This former coaching inn takes its name from the maypole which stands on the village green. Newly refurbished, it now offers elegant rooms and high-quality dining freshly prepared in the Maypole restaurant.