Historic B&B’s in Middle England
Historic bed and breakfasts and small hotels in the Middle of England, including the Peak District, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Staffordshire, Rutland, Nottinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Leicestershire.
This 200-year-old farmhouse enjoys a fantastic location in the historic South Leicestershire village of South Kilworth, next to the country pub. Offering five super-sized guest rooms, it blends old school charm with all modern conveniences.
Within striking distance of Gainsborough, Retford and Lincoln, at Brampton Dales Farm guests will find horses and sheep wandering around, as well as wild game birds and other natural wildlife. The air-conditioned rooms feature private bathrooms and garden views.
Set within Skegness’s Victorian promenade, Hotel No 8 offers recently refurbished, adults-only boutique accommodation, all just a short walk from the award-winning Blue Flag beach. All rooms feature luxurious comfortable beds, some rooms offer sea views.
Set in the quaint village of Quarndon, the Kedleston Country House features beautiful boutique bedrooms ideal for a getaway in the rolling Derbyshire countryside. The restaurant menus are a celebration of the seasons, sourcing the finest ingredients from local farmers and artisans.
In the heart of Sherwood Forest, The Dukeries Lodge is situated in the scenic village of Edwinstowe, famously connected to the legend of Robin Hood. This 18th century inn offers cosy accommodation in a range of standard and superior rooms, as well as home-cooked food.
Offering a unique and charming atmosphere, The Red Lion is a 400-year-old village inn set at the foot of the Lincolnshire Wolds. The five en suite bedrooms have been sympathetically refurbished and furnished to a high standard whilst the traditional restaurant serves heartly British fayre.
This former Public House has undergone a full refurbishment, modernising and updating yet still retains aspects of its original charm. Now a stylish and comfortable family run bed and breakfast, The Vine is situated on the edge of the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds.
This beautiful Georgian Farmhouse has been in the same family for five generations and now offers luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in three en suite rooms. Breakfast is served in the elegant dining room with its far-reaching-views over the fields.
The history of Healing Manor dates back to the Domesday Book of 1086, although the building was transformed in the 1700s and again in the 1890s. The current Queen Anne style manor house now offers stylish bed and breakfast accommodation along with a high-quality restaurant.
With its Anglo-Saxon roots, Prebendal Manor is the oldest manor in Northamptonshire and one of the oldest houses in England. Now offering bed and breakfast accommodation in one double en suite room, guests can experience this unique and historic house first-hand.