The Log House, which has nestled on Lake Road for nearly 100 years now offers a unique dining experience, as well as accommodation in our three comfortable double rooms.

Our three double rooms are situated above the restaurant. Two of the rooms still have the original log beams, the third has stunning views over the mountains. All rooms are en-suite with shower facilities.

Each room has a flat screen LCD TV with DVD Player, hair dryer, tea & coffee making facilities, individual toiletries from “The White Company London”, complimentary wireless broadband connection, oh…..and the most comfortable beds ever.

The Old Rectory is situated just over the Scotland / England border in the town of Annan close to Gretna Green. The Old Rectory bed and breakfast accommodation is ideal for those touring, sightseeing, walking and cycling. Tara and David are delighted to welcome you to The Old Rectory bed and breakfast, a traditional Scottish red sandstone guesthouse with comfortable en-suite bedrooms.

In the morning enjoy a delicious, hearty breakfast in our traditionally styled dining room. Guests are welcome to use the garden area at the rear of the guesthouse where there is a grassed area with tables and chairs to relax in and enjoy the evening.

To help you unwind and make the most of your stay at the Old Rectory, why not indulge yourself with a relaxing therapy treatment (holistic massage, reflexology or aromatherapy massage) with a fully qualified ITEC therapist.

Cotesfield Farm near Bakewell is a quiet 2* Visit Britain listed farmhouse on a working farm overlooking the High Peak Trail and Upper Long Dale and less than one mile to the cycle hire centre.

Guests have the benefit of accommodation separate from the farmhouse allowing you to go 'free range' yet still have the use of the TV lounge, bathroom with shower and tea making facilities. Some rooms are ensuite, some have shared bathroom.

The farm is central to some of the main natural attractions of the Peak District. Hartington Dale is two miles, Bakewell and Buxton just eight miles, Lathkill six miles and Dovedale four miles. The High Peak Trail is 100 yards away and accessible from the farm.

Ty'r Graig Castle is an enchanting Victorian Castle Accommodation and Restaurant situated just 1/2 a mile out of Barmouth, Wales on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. It sits high above a cliff offering stunning, uninterrupted views of Cardigan Bay and some amazing sunsets. Originally built by the famous Birmingham gunmaker, WW Greener, in 1892 the castle resembles an open shotgun when viewed from above. Much of the interior still retains the elegance and style of the Victorian era; with stained glass windows, wood panelling, decorative floors and elaborate ceilings whilst still offering modern day comforts.

The restaurant is a popular dining venue offering traditional, home-cooked British cuisine. All this and the warm hospitality that awaits you is certain to make Ty'r Graig Castle the perfect retreat for your weekend.

The Old Court, near Bath, is a family-run Grade II listed guesthouse, offering all the pluses of a bed and breakfast with many of the amenities of a hotel. This imposing Gothic Victorian courthouse has been tastefully converted into a unique guesthouse with modern style and facilities complimenting the historic setting.

All rooms have satellite television and tea-making facilities. Hairdryer and iron are available upon request. The three jail cells, which are now unique bedrooms, contain original features and character with their vaulted brick ceilings and original doors. It is not uncommon to be awakened with coffee extended to you through the original access panel located on your jail cell door!

Fantastic restaurants abound close to The Old Court as well as fast food within walking distance. There is a second kitchen for your use and following dinner, you don’t have far to go to have a pint at the local pub across the street! Should you prefer to have dinner in-house, this is available by prior arrangement most evenings – simple or elaborate.

Aphrodites Hotel is a new luxury themed boutique hotel offering guest accommodation in both classical and themed suites, Cleopatra, Parisien, Flinstones and Tarzan and Jane, to name a few.

Many of the suites have their own outdoor hot tubs, patio's, saunas. All the rooms have their own large aqua spa massage baths, some have large separate lounges with either log burning stoves or open fires.

The hotel has an outdoor heated swimming pool, outside gallery eating and drinking area overlooking the unique dancing fountain with light and music show.

Aphrodites is often described as "the hip hotel" in the Lake District where it is not just a bed and breakfast, but a special hotel offering food which is all organic, most locally sourced, fairtrade where possible, with a strong emphasis on slow food.

A warm and friendly welcome awaits you at Ty Gwyn! Ty Gwyn - Welsh for White House - is an impressive Georgian home with a brook running right under the house – you’ll hear to babbling if you listen - offering superb b&b in the Brecon Beacons at Crickhowell.

Ty Gwyn’s charms are even more evident as you step inside our beautiful Georgian home. As a Grade II listed building, it’s full of quaint features and nooks and crannies. All rooms have been furnished to a high standard with quality linen and towels used throughout. Each room has en-suite facilities, complimentary toiletries, remote control colour TV, hospitality trays, hairdryers and cd/radio alarm clocks.

Enjoy a hearty Welsh breakfast - with homemade and local produce - overlooking the colourful garden and patio area in the Garden Room. The Garden Room also has some comfy chairs to lounge in; so after a hectic day’s activities take a few moments to relax, unwind and enjoy the views!

Gurney Manor Mill lies adjacent to and was part of the historic, listed Grade1, 13th Century Gurney Manor, refurbished and owned by Landmark Trust. Gurney Manor Mill is a watermill of 15th Century origins with attached barns and farm buildings. It has been sympathetically restored by its owners Bill and Pauline Sutton into delightful Bed and Breakfast accommodation, retaining many of its original features including the waterwheel and mill machinery. We have been given a Silver Award by the English Tourist Board.

All our en-suite ground floor rooms are all uniquely designed with vaulted beamed ceilings, rustic walls and plank floors.

We are located in over one acre of ground with our own stream and waterfall looking out over water meadows and yet we are only a five minute walk away from the picturesque village of Cannington. The village of Cannington lies between the Quantock Hills and the sea, some three miles from Bridgwater. To the west lies Exmoor and the North Devon coast, and to the east are the Somerset Levels, Glastonbury and Wells. The village has five pubs, three with excellent restaurants, there is a cafe, a post office, a hairdressers and shops. The village has a Countryside Visitors Centre, where you can play pitch and putt or croquet. There is a full size nine hole golf course and an all weather floodlit driving range. The village has a free to visit walled Heritage Garden with unusual plants and is an ideal starting place for walking the River Parrett Trail.

Situated in the picturesque Highland village of Dornie, this former village school has been sympathetically renovated to offer a new style of accommodation with warm, comfortable rooms. The Schoolhouse is within easy walking distance (400 metres) of Eilean Donan Castle. This relaxed and peaceful setting overlooking Loch Duich is a great base for exploring Skye and the West Highlands.

Accommodation at The Schoolhouse features four ensuite bedrooms with impressive views and shared access to a self catering kitchen/dining area. Guests have the choice of cooking their own meals or eating out.

The accommodation comprises four individual bedrooms. Each bedroom is fully equipped with ensuite bath or shower and WC, TV, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities and fresh towels and linen. Guests share access to a modern kitchen/dining area with gas hobs, microwave, fridge, sink and ample seating. Complimentary tea, coffee and breakfast cereal is provided for breakfast. However, you may bring additional food to cook yourself for breakfast.

Woodleigh Coach House Guest House in Cheriton Bishop near Exeter is a Grade II listed building originally constructed by a London brewer in the late 19th century. Now a bed and breakfast located just off the main A30 dual carriageway in Exeter, it provides excellent links to the West Country and activities close by include walking, cycling, horse riding and fly fishing.

Woodleigh provides luxury non-smoking accommodation. All rooms have been extensively refocused and refurbished with full en-suite facilities, LCD Freeview TV's and tea/coffee-making facilities. The accommodation is located on the building's west wing, first and second floors. Some of the rooms have outstanding views of the surrounding countryside and Dartmoor.

Located in the former stables of the Coach House, the Cafe offers a warm and rustic feel with splendid views of the countryside – an ideal location to enjoy breakfast. The Café is also open for lunch and afternoon tea.

Nestling in secluded woodlands, Woodfarm House offers extremely comfortable accommodation with over 400 years of history. Warm Neutral colours enhance the period character of this grade 2 listed house and touches of luxury ensure a memorable stay.

Each stylish room with en-suite bathroom has its own character with sumptuous beds, fine linen and elegant furniture. Breakfast and dinner, served in the oak beamed dining hall, complete the country house experience.

Accommodation in a unique self contained double room Annex with its own decking area adjacent to your room.

Your room will overlook the large 1.5 acre gardens and use of the Outdoor Hot Tub and covered swimming pool until 10pm are available.

Continental breakfast will be provided in your room. You will find yourself just 400yards from the New Forest National Park, with nearby cycle hire and horse riding facilities.

What could be better than admiring the night time stars from the relaxing comfort of the Hot Tub with Fibre optic lighting and waterfall while drinking a complimentary drink and one hours exclusive use of hot tub?

Greystones is a tranquil 400-year-old Grade 2 listed former farmhouse situated in the lovely rolling countryside of Nottinghamshire.

The Hayloft is a beautifully converted loft, situated in the sunny courtyard of Greystones Guest Accommodation. The delightful beamed 17th century accommodation is ideal for a relaxed and romantic time away.

The four-poster bed complete with soft goose down duvet, crisp egyption cotton bed linen and warm robes add to the general feeling of luxury. The superb bathroom has a delightful heart shaped bath for two and luxurious under floor heating. The romantic mood enhanced by the subtle lighting effects will no doubt make you forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

South Scarle is situated in a quiet conservation area between the bustling market town of Newark and the historic city of Lincoln. There are an abundance of country pubs and restaurants within a five mile radius should you wish to eat out, or a thriving Farm shop just a 100 yards away should you wish to totally relax in the comfort of the lovely loft.

The area is an antique collectors paradise with the famous International Antique Fairs held 6 times a year at the Newark Showground on the doorstep.

Numerous National Trust properties, Sherwood Forest, Eden Hall Spa, Lincoln with its beautiful Cathedral and the lovely Market town of Newark are all in close vicinity.

Thomas Roberts House is an elegant and comfortable Georgian house with a sense of history situated just off the centre of Hatherleigh – a lovely little market town known as “the jewel in the Heart of Devon” to the north of Dartmoor. It offers off-road parking and three well-appointed en-suite bedrooms with king-size beds and is ideally located for exploring Devon and Cornwall.

A genuinely warm welcome is guaranteed by the owners, Angela and Stephen Caddy, who go out of their way to ensure that your stay is as relaxing and enjoyable as possible and even greet you with a cream tea! The area is blessed with a number of pubs and restaurants renowned for their good food, some of which are within easy walking distance.

After a comfortable night’s sleep, wake to a hearty English breakfast consisting of local produce.

Haworth is a great place to visit and The Old Registry is perfectly situated on the cobbled Main Street to enjoy everything about this unique Yorkshire village. We have ten individually themed & decorated en-suite bedrooms. Our rooms have lovely views, four-poster beds and some have whirlpool baths. Our breakfasts are second to none with local ingredients cooked to perfection.

Home of the Bronte Sisters this picturesque village, surrounded by rugged and beautiful moorland, has much to offer. In addition to the Bronte Museum there is the Steam Railway, where The Railway Children was filmed; there are guided walks and ghost tours, fantastic restaurants and quaint old fashioned shops.

Haworth is an ideal base to discover Yorkshire. The market town of Skipton, the spa town of Ilkley, the craft town of Hebden Bridge, the World Heritage site of Saltaire and the Duke of Devonshire's Bolton Abbey Estate are all within a half hour drive.

Formerly owned by Francis Shand-Kydd, mother of the late Princess of Wales, this impressive old manse built in 1804 is now a family home to Duncan and Camilla Heaton-Armstrong and their four children. We are a 4* B&B situated in Fife on the edge of the beautiful and historic village of Falkland. We have three guest rooms, a double and two twins. Guests have use of the elegant and comfortable Drawing Room with open fire, and breakfast is served in the bright and airy conservatory with views over the village and north Fife. We use locally sourced ingredients and vegetarian options are available.

We offer a warm and homely environment for golfers, walkers, cyclists and those seeking a tranquil break from a busy life. We are within easy access of St Andrews (20 miles) and within 30 minutes of Perth and 45 minutes of Edinburgh. There are local railway stations at Ladybank and Markinch.

New Lanark World Heritage Site is a truly unique setting. Surrounded by native woodlands and close to the famous Falls of Clyde, New Lanark was founded in 1785 as a cotton spinning village and became famous as the site of Robert Owen's pioneering social reforms. Now beautifully restored, New Lanark is both a living community and tourist attraction.

The New Lanark Mill Hotel is a stunning award winning conversion from an original 18th century mill. It offers fantastic views across the surrounding conservation area and River Clyde.

Each of our 38 comfortably furnished and spacious bedrooms and superior suites provides the perfect haven of rest at the end of the day and enjoys spectacular views across the River Clyde or surrounding conservation area. 33 of our 38 rooms have a crisply decorated, en-suite bathroom fitted with a bath and shower. The remaining five have been adapted for wheelchair users and have a roll-in shower.

The multi-award winning 4* Silver and 2 AA Rosette Old Bakery Restaurant with Rooms is ideally located in the Uphill area of Lincoln, close to Lincoln Cathedral, Castle and many other points of historic interest. The Cathedral Quarter is a popular mix of original shops, cafes and public houses which are to be found on the Bailgate and Steep Hill. The surroundings at The Old Bakery are rustic, relaxed and informal.

In addition to receiving the Lincolnshire Life Best Restaurant of the Year Award 2007/8 and 2005/6, winning the Tastes of Lincolnshire Restaurant Category in February 2006 and highly commended in 2007, 2008 and 2009, The Old Bakery were winners in the Lincolnshire Star Awards 2007 under the heading "Profit through Passion" and finalists in 'Accommodation of the Year - Serviced' in 2008.

During 2007/8 we received a Regional Gold Award for East Midlands Tourism Enjoy England Excellence Awards and a National Silver Award in the Taste of England category. During September 2007 we featured in The Sunday Times Travel Magazine 'Top 100 Finest Places to Stay in England' as one of five establishments nominated in the Foodie category. During May 2008, we featured in The Guardian as one of only two finest establishments in the Food category to stay in Lincolnshire and according to The Independent in June 2009 we were amongst the top 50 restaurants in the country. In July 2008 we received the 'Winning Business of the Year - under £2m turnover' award at the Lincolnshire Business Awards and more recently feature in Hardens 2009 Guide in the category of 'Commended'.

New Hall b&b accommodation in Llanwrtyd Wells is where the welcome is warm and friendly and the location ideal. Stay here for a quality bed and breakfast experience where the rooms are spacious, the beds are comfortable and the breakfasts locally sourced.

New Hall itself is a converted church meeting hall on a quiet edge of town, within five minutes walk of the town centre, but where nights are peaceful and undisturbed. The exceptional breakfasts use ingredients sourced from within and around Llanwrtyd Wells. From a traditional fried breakfast with vegetarian options to fresh fruit salad, muesli and yoghurt, we tailor your breakfast to suit you. Packed lunches and evening meals are also available on request.

New Hall is a rather more modern b&b than most with bright airy accommodation, and four large rooms with twin or king size beds. Proper ensuites with baths and/or power showers, high quality beds plus all the normal facilities ensure you have all you need for a comfortable stay.

The African Queen, a floating hotel and restaurant run by Andy Cowley and his wife Bonny, has a fascinating history of how it landed up on Henley-on-Thames which the owners will be only too happy to tell you.

The naming of the boat has its roots in the owners’ South African ties. “The boat was first named the Shannon Princess – we upgraded her to a Queen. As my wife is South African we thought the African Queen would blend in with our menu,” Cowley explains. If you fancy cruising down the Thames in splendour, enjoying fine cuisine as the spectacular countryside glides by, then we have an unforgettable break for you.

With comfortable ensuite cabins and bar and restaurant, this is a unique opportunity to stay near Reading in special surroundings. Facilities include parking, free internet in the lobby and wireless internet. Room facilities include hairdryer, complimentary toiletries, heating, complimentary fruit and mineral water, duvets, ensuite bathroom and electrical towel dryer.

Due to the African Queen being featured in Hotel Inspector, bookings have gone through the roof and they are fully booked until November 2010.

Red House Stables Working Carriage Museum has one of the finest collections of original horse drawn vehicles and equipment in Britain.

This unique collection of vehicles and accessories was started by Mr. William Smith, who was very particular about the authenticity and impeccable condition of each carriage. This tradition is now continued by his daughter Caroline Dale-Leech, who has spent her life with horses and driving, learning from her grandfather as well as her father.

Located in the famous working carriage-driving school and museum, this detached house in Darley Dale, Matlock, provides homely and thoughtfully equipped bedrooms, one on the ground floor and one in a former stable. Comprehensive breakfasts are served at a family table in an attractive dining room and the comfortable lounge area overlooks the spacious gardens.

Situated in the heart of the pretty and historic village of Nether Stowey at the foot of the wonderful, and largely unexplored Quantock Hills, this is the ideal location for a short break away – whether you want peace and quiet, a base for sightseeing or an active few days walking in the hills.

Each bedroom is individually decorated and themed with a four-poster room (the Castle Room), the Poets’ Room where you are invited to contribute a poem for the wall or the Quantock Room overlooking the stream which runs by the house. In addition, guests can have a look around the microbrewery and maybe taste one of the brews currently in production.

The West Usk Lighthouse is a cosy bed and breakfast situated near Newport, Gwent, at the junction of the Severn and the Usk Estuaries and overlooking the Bristol Channel. Built in 1821, it is unique among lighthouses. The 21ft Mongolian Yurt is in the grounds surrounding the lighthouse but breakfast will be taken in the lighthouse.

We are very interested in complementary therapies. Most of our guests sample the flotation tank, where you lie on the surface of the water for an hour. The water is saturated with Epsom Salts and your body just de-stresses effortlessly. Try this with a body massage or reflexology afterwards. Sheer heaven!

We also have a hot tub on the roof garden which has a ' holiday in the sun' feel about it. You can relax there and watch the sun at dawn or dusk or follow a group of shooting stars on their way down. There are barbecue facilities for anyone who wants to have a go. We also have an infrared sauna for detoxing or for pleasure.

Outstanding hospitality teamed with fine AA Rosette cuisine . . . Sampsons Hotel and Restaurant is a byword for quality in the South of Devon. Sampsons is a family owned business offering superb accommodation in 14 en-suite rooms, surrounding a beautiful medieval thatched farmhouse with art provided by Sarah Bell.

Wonderful food, fine wines and peaceful surroundings: the perfect antidote to the stresses of everyday life With such a large selection of rooms we think we have something to suit every pocket. All rooms at Sampsons Farm Hotel have televisions, hot drinks facilities and direct dial telephones with modem points. We have plenty of free, private and secure parking!

Sampsons Restaurant has been awarded an AA Rosette for its wonderful Devon food, fine wines and ambience. Our chefs are some of the finest in Devon and delight in producing the finest food, beautifully presented. With a charming beamed sitting room with log fires to relax for pre-dinner drinks and canapes and two dining rooms, Sampsons is perfect for relaxed, unhurried dining.

Welcome to a windmill in the heart of the Kentish countryside! New Mill is situated on the outskirts of the ancient village of Northbourne in open farmland where gentle hills overlook the marshes and the sea towards Ramsgate.

New Mill was built by the Holman brothers, the Canterbury Millwrights in 1848. It was modelled on Drapers Mill in Margate, built three years earlier, which is still working and can be visited.

The accommodation is on the ground floor in the engine house. This was built around 1890 to accommodate the auxiliary machinery to run the mill in windless conditions. Originally a simple lean-to building housing a stationary steam engine, it was rebuilt and extended in the mid 20th century as a grain store. There are two separate apartments each with en-suite facilities and full central heating. Electricity and full linen are included as is a shared wireless broadband connection for those with their own computer. A garden with furniture and barbeque area is available to all guests.

Situated on the outskirts of Norwich, Catton Old Hall is an historic Grade II listed gentleman’s residence dating from 1632 and is full of quirky creaky charm with oak beams and inglenooks.

This delightful licensed guest house has a large garden with covered outdoor sitting area and offers spacious comfortable rooms, some with spa/jacuzzi baths with inviting Egyptian cotton sheets, fluffy bath towels and robes. Perfect for romantic getaways or city breaks to visit the historic cloistered Norwich Cathedral, Norman Castle, the Forum, Norwich’s 6-day open-air market, for riverside walks, a wealth of restaurants, pubs and bars, theatres, antique shops and bookshops. Norwich offers something for everyone along with being one of the best cities in the UK for shopping.

The Old Hall is also ideally placed for exploring the Norfolk countryside and the Norfolk Broads for sailing, bird watching, walking, fishing and golf. We offer good locally-sourced food in a friendly relaxed atmosphere and a warm welcome awaits you. There is free on-site parking with easy public transport into heart of the city with good taxi availability too.

Located in Painswick, the “Queen of the Cotswolds”, Cardynham House is a 15th-16th century Grade 2 star listed house originally belonging to a wool merchant. Each bedroom features not only a unique style but also a four poster or half tester bed and every room has an en suite bathroom with bath, shower or both. Choose from “Medieval Garden”, “Palm Beach“, Old Tuscany”, “The Highlands”, “Dovecote”, “New England”, “Cottage Rose”, “Arabian Nights” and the “Pool Room”.

All rooms at Cardynham House are spacious and have tea, coffee and hot chocolate making facilities, television, hair dryers and direct dial telephones. We can arrange for flowers, champagne and other gifts to be in the room prior to your arrival as a surprise.

The House itself has a residents lounge with open fireplace and adjacent to this a conservatory with comfortable chairs overlooking a small internal courtyard. Throughout the house are objects of interest, books, magazines and art works. Breakfasts at Cardynham House are a special occasion and include a traditional individually prepared English breakfast, American pancakes and porridge.

Stafford House is an enchanting Grade II Listed Folly set in the magnificent grounds of Greystoke Castle. The folly is traditionally furnished to a high standard while still retaining the original oak beams, bags of character and comfortable charm. A warm and friendly welcome awaits all of our guests as does a full and hearty “English Style” breakfast made from excellent local produce.

There are two double bedrooms, one of which is en-suite and a twin room. All of our bedrooms have guest robes, freeview tv and dvd, hospitality tray with tea, coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits, fresh fruit, rotating fan, mini fridge and hair dryer. We also have a large lounge on the top floor to sit back and relax in.

Within easy reach of the M6 motorway, we are perfectly situated for exploring the beautiful Lake District, or perhaps you would just like to relax, enjoy the peace and tranquillity and let yourself totally unwind.

Hill Farm is a farmhouse b&b set in the middle of our 450 acre working farm in Priors Hardwick near Southam. We have a flock of breeding ewes (lambing takes place in April), a small herd of suckler cows and corn. We are in the Countryside Stewardship Scheme, an environmental scheme, which means that all the fields have "grass margins", adding to the walks which our visitors can enjoy.

On your arrival, enjoy a pot of tea and a slice of home made cake, after which you may want to explore the farm or perhaps stroll down to the towpath of the Oxford Canal. You may of course simply wish to relax in the garden then visit one of the local village pubs for your evening meal returning for a peaceful night's sleep.

Eat breakfast at Hill Farm in the dining room which overlooks the garden. We can offer cereals, juice, a full English breakfast complete with our free range eggs, toast and a choice of tea or coffee. All our bedrooms have colour TV, hairdryers, tea and coffee making facilities and full central heating. Ironing facilities are available on request.

Welcome to the Shepherds Hut when staying at Hill Farm! Our shepherds hut offers unique, rural accommodation. The shepherds hut was acquired from the North Dorset Downs near to Dorchester, where it had been used for a very different reason! The hut is an original one, built in the late 1800's and prior to its arrival here it would have provided shelter for shepherds and lambs on the downs and would have been moved around to wherever the flock was. The hut is wood lined, and has a standard double bed. It also has the benefits of the 21st century - electric lighting, heating, a feather duvet and an antique settle.

It is situated in an orchard below our main garden and has its own private area with seats and a table and a barbecue.

If you really feel the need to "get away from it all" the hut is a romantic rural retreat - what better way to wake up to the sights and sounds of the countryside - skylarks, sheep and cattle, or sit in the evening and look at a beautiful sunset. We hope you enjoy your stay.

Muncaster Castle, a historic haunted castle and still a lived in family home is the jewel in the crown of this majestic setting on the Western Lake District in Cumbria. Set in the magnificent gardens of Muncaster Castle, The Coachman's Quarters have been renovated to provide 4* guest b&b accommodation.

Within the accommodation, there is a fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, washer, dryer and ironing board, dining room and lounge with TV and games for residents to use. All rooms have a TV and tea and coffee making facilities. The accommodation is no smoking.

Guests have free entry to the Gardens, Owl Centre and Maze and discounted entry into the Castle. We also have discount vouchers available for the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway. The Castle, Cafe and shops will be closed from early November to mid March. Gardens and Owl Centre are open until the end of December and will reopen at the beginning of February.

Once a Victorian workhouse built in 1870 and now a beautiful hotel, Brynafon has great character and charm. Brynafon is set against the dramatic backdrop of Gwastedyn Hill and the Druid's Circle and is a stone's throw from the river Wye.

We have nineteen en-suite bedrooms and our accommodation is graded as 2* by Visit Wales. The ensuite rooms are spacious and all rooms have WiFi, TV, tea and coffee making facilities with bath or shower.

Breakfast is served in the ‘Workhouse Refectory’ and we think we provide one of the best breakfasts in Wales. In the evening, The Workhouse Refectory becomes an intimate candle lit restaurant with an a la carte menu and good quality wine list. Once again we use local produce where we can add to the menu with specials on our blackboard. Our bar area is a comfortable place to relax and unwind, read the newspaper and sample some excellent beers and wines.

Welcome to The Albright Hussey Manor Hotel and Restaurant, a listed Grade II country house standing in four acres of landscaped gardens just on the outskirts of the historic town of Shrewsbury and surrounded by a moat.

The bedrooms and facilities have emerged from what at times has been long and wishful thinking. It has taken over fourteen years to transform what was a decrepit building into the lavish surroundings that you can see here today. A number of the rooms are known by names rather than numbers - 'Hussey', 'Royalist', 'Corbet' - , which reflects the historical connections of the hotel.

The Albright Hussey Manor can boast one of the finest restaurants in the Shrewsbury area. The Moat room restaurant sits in the ground floor of this historic manor and offers a wealth of oak panelling, huge open fireplaces, moulded Tudor beams and fantastic views of the Shropshire countryside. The food served in the restaurant has been awarded a Red Rosette by the AA.

Chris and Wendy Long would like to welcome you to The Chapel Guest House, a converted former Methodist Chapel dating from 1862. Set in a wooded valley, just north of St Austell, we are three miles from the Eden Project and 11 miles from the Lost Gardens.

We provide spacious, comfortable rooms in a relaxed atmosphere. Most rooms have en-suite facilities, and all have colour tv with dvd, clock radio, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Wi-fi internet access is also available in all rooms.

A tasty full English breakfast is served along with cereals, toast, fruit juice, tea and coffee, but other menu options are available, including vegetarian.

Set in mature gardens, The Old School House, Tillmouth was built in 1867 as a school and headmaster’s residence, providing education for children from surrounding farms and hamlets. After closing in 1965, it was sympathetically converted into a private dwelling. The Hodgson family have made it their home and will offer you a friendly, warm welcome.

Complete with its own private stairs and bathroom, the Suite is tastefully furnished to a high standard with king-size bed, goose-down quilt, beautifully soft bed linen, fluffy towels and comfortable chairs. It is equipped with hospitality tray and home baking, fridge, TV/DVD/radio/CD and a mini library. There are also many little extras to make your stay more comfortable.

Before setting out on your day’s adventure, enjoy delicious breakfasts made from locally sourced produce such as Craster kippers, Chainbridge honey, free-range eggs and homemade preserves. We are situated in an ideal location to reach many Northumbrian and Borders’ attractions including a wealth of castles, historic towns, battle sites and wonderful countryside.

The Old Malt House is situated in a place of outstanding natural beauty and is full of character. Dating back to 1650, the House is located close to the harbour where there are many restaurants, pubs, shops and bistros.

The Old Malt House is listed with the AA as a three star bed and breakfast. All guests rooms have en-suite facilities with shower, T.V with Sky freeview, tea and coffee making facilities. Free off road parking is available. Our full English breakfast includes Cornish sausages and bacon, sourced locally for a real authentic taste of Cornwall.

Looe is an ideal location from which to explore Cornwall and its many attractions such as the famous Eden Project. Many people stop in Looe on their way around the south west coastal path. Sandy beaches and secluded coves are within minutes of the House. A warm and friendly welcome is assured!

Set in its own grounds, Firwood Country House was built around the 1860’s as part of the estate of Middleton Hall and was said to have been used as a dowager lodge. Located just outside of Wooler and sheltered by the Cheviot Hills, Firwood is in a tranquil, elevated location with superb views over Glendale.

Run by Beth and Mike Mills, the bed and breakfast now prides itself on offering you relaxed and peaceful bed and breakfast accommodation with luxury and style.

As guests you will find the ensuite bedrooms are spacious with original fireplaces. To make bath time more special for you, there is a range of natural skin and body care. Afterwards, wrap yourself up in large fluffy towels and bathrobes. The rooms themselves benefit from central heating with thermostatic valves so you can adjust them for your comfort. Television, hairdryer and beverage tray with a selection of tea, fruit and leaf, coffee, hot chocolate, biscuits and fresh milk complete the picture.

As the name suggests The Old Mill Bed and Breakfast in Yarm is a converted Windmill circa 1750. This Yarm b&b was originally converted to a house in 1968, retaining many of the original features. A subsequent revamp was completed with a view to complimenting the original architecture.

The Old Mill bed and breakfast offers a warm welcome, a comfortable and relaxing stay with the highest standard of accommodation. For nature lovers the Old Mill is set in a rustic environment and beautiful landscape.

There is a beautiful guest lounge with an open fire, to simply discuss the day’s events and a beautiful conservatory, where breakfast is served. Bring your swim suit and enjoy an outside heated spa.