Strenneth
Strenneth, Fersfield, nr.Diss, Norfolk, IP22 2BP.
With a wealth of exposed oak beams, this 17th century B&B is set in unspoiled countryside, a short drive from the historic market town of Diss. Offering 7 individually decorated en-suite rooms, evening meals can be provided by arrangement.
- 17th Century
The Spinney
Shirwell, Barnstaple, Devon, EX31 4JR.
This charming former rectory dates back to the 18th century. A West Country wonder 3 miles from Barnstaple. Enjoy tea & cakes on arrival & traditionally decorated rooms with all mod cons before waking up to a sumptuous breakfast overlooking the orchard.
- 18th Century
Windy Harbour
Windy Harbour Farm Hotel, Glossop, Derbyshire, SK13 7QE.
Benefiting from some fabulous views over the surrounding Derbyshire countryside, Windy Harbour is great for walkers and cyclists as the Pennine Way and Trans Pennine trail are both nearby. Inside is a bar, restaurant and en-suite bedrooms.
- 19th Century
The Blenheim Buttery
The Blenheim Buttery, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, OX20 1SY.
Overlooking the market square, this charming 17th century building features six en-suite rooms all with free wired internet. The traditional dining room serves a changing menu with freshly prepared seasonal food. A short drive from Oxford.
- 17th Century
Whitethorn Bed and Breakfast
Astbury, nr. Congleton, Cheshire, CW12 4RR.
With stunning views over the rolling Cheshire countryside, this 17th century farmhouse features five stylish bedrooms and a spacious and attractive garden which guests are welcome to roam. A short stroll from the village of Astbury.
- 17th Century
The Angel & Blue Pig
The Angel & Blue Pig, Lymington, Hampshire, SO41 9AP.
Set in the quintessentially British coastal town of Lymington, the quirky Angel and Blue Pig has been offering accommodation to the weary traveller since the 13th century. The carefully designed en suite bedrooms include lots of home-from-home comforts.
- 13th Century
Channels Hotel
Channels Lodge, Chelmsford, Essex, CM3 3PT.
With many traditional features such as oak beams, log-burning fires and roll top baths, Channels Hotel stays true to its 15th century roots whilst providing all the modern luxuries one would expect. Also benefiting from an adjacent golf club and restaurant.
- 15th Century