Bed And Breakfasts and Guest Houses 1081 to 1110 in England

Brambles Bed and Breakfast- Originally dating back to the mid-1600s, this Grade II listed cottage offers comfortable accommodation with modern facilities in hidden and unspoilt Whitnage, a quiet rural hamlet near Tiverton. Whitnage offers panoramic views of the Culm Valley and the picturesque Blackdown Hills. Brambles is therefore ideal for a short break or holiday amid charming surroundings, or perhaps as a relaxed base for a work or social trip. Enjoy a full English or a freshly cooked continental breakfast every morning of your stay.

Norbury House Stylish Accommodation- A lovingly restored Victorian house, the hotel has been newly-renovated to offer stylish and contemporary, yet comfortable surroundings, complimented by an old fashioned personal service that reflects the style of the property. Set in Ilfracombe, the hotel boasts panoramic views over open countryside and proximity to stunning coastal walks, including the 10 minute stroll to the picturesque harbour, acclaimed Damien Hirst restaurant and the Quay. The relaxed, friendly and natural atmosphere lends itself to the extra touches that make a visit to Norbury House unique, whether it's helping yourself to a drink from the licensed cocktail bar, tea and biscuits in the Lounge or walking Bovril, the friendly Labrador.

The Old Mill- As the name suggests, The Old Mill is a converted windmill circa 1750, which today offers a warm welcome and a relaxing stay. The Old Mill was originally converted to a house in 1968, retaining many of its original features. A subsequent re-vamp was completed in September 2004, complementing the original architecture. The bed and breakfast has a high standard of accommodation and offers a full English breakfast to set you up for the day's activities.

Victoria Lodge- At Victoria Lodge our aim is to provide an excellent level of quality accommodation and service. All of our 10 en suite bedrooms are individually styled and well equipped, offering a refreshing change from a large chain hotel. Kenilworth's central location makes it an ideal place to stay, with easy access to The National Exhibition Centre, The National Agricultural Centre and Warwick University, as well as being a good base for exploring the surrounding areas of Warwick, Stratford-on-Avon and the Cotswolds. The town also boasts Kenilworth Castle, the largest in England, the picturesque old town and a wide variety of restaurants for all tastes, most of which are within walking distance of Victoria Lodge.

Dovecote Grange Guest House- This attractive family-run guest house offers superior accommodation for the discerning traveller, in a warm, friendly, family atmosphere with views of the beautiful surrounding countryside all around. The guest house has an idyllic location, surrounded by beautiful tranquil English countryside. Its great access to the region's major roads makes it a convenient base for visiting the area on business or for exploring the surrounding region for leisure. Telford town centre is just 10 minutes away, as is the International Centre and all of the town's industrial and commercial zones. The guest house also has a great location for touring Shropshire's many magnificent sights and historical attractions, such as Ironbridge, Shrewsbury and Ludlow. All of the bright, spacious, airy rooms are well appointed and have TVs with integrated DVD/CD players, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers, bathrobes and a range of toiletries and bath products in the en suite bathrooms.

Abbey Lodge Hotel - BandB- Less than 10 minutes' walk from Ealing Broadway Tube and train stations and only 5 minutes' walk from Ealing town centre and common, Abbey Lodge was redecorated in November 2008. With new beds, throws and curtains, this bed and breakfast was given a fresh new look in 2008. The lodge's convenient location means it is only around 25 minutes by London Underground from central London. London Heathrow Airport is less than 25 minutes away, via the Heathrow Connect train, which runs from Ealing Broadway station. The Abbey Lodge is a 1900s-style building with rooms varying in size. All of the lodge's 17 rooms are en suite, and each room has a TV, tea/coffee making facilities, a radio and clock/alarm. A breakfast room overlooks the back garden and there is a lounge with Freeview TV, books, free Wi-Fi wireless internet access and free tea/coffee facilities. A microwave oven is available in the breakfast room for guests use.

The Wiremill Sleep Boutique- Sleep Boutique is 6 luxury boutique-style rooms in a 15th-century mill, The Wiremill, which also has a leading gastro pub with local cask ales. The Wiremill is on a 26-acre lake in the heart of the countryside and is a friendly escape from everyday life. Enjoy a refreshing drink on the lakeside terrace, and fresh local food. It is close to Gatwick, Brighton and London and is just 3 miles (4.8 km) from Lingfield racecourse. The award winning Utopia Spa is a short drive away. Ask the hotel about special rates. The local area is home to Ashdown Forest, public golf courses, and Hever Castle, Standen, Sheffield Park and the Bluebell Railway Line are all within 20 minutes' drive. Within 30 minutes you could be sitting on Brighton beach.

The Limes- This family-run, Victorian house is a pleasant riverside walk from York city centre. Commitment to excellent hospitality has earned The Limes 4 stars and a Silver Award for guest accommodation. A very warm welcome awaits you at The Limes, where you can expect a personal touch and attention to detail to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible. The comfortable, wood-panelled, licensed lounge bar features a cosy open fire in winter. There are comfy sofas and a TV, so you can read or listen to music and enjoy a drink. Guests are also impressed by the excellent, fresh breakfast, sourced locally and served in the elegant dining room. Each room at The Limes has an en suite shower room with heated towel rail, fluffy towels and Gilchrist & Soames toiletries. Rooms have a TV, hairdryer and a plentiful welcome tray.

Morayland- Only 350 metres from the beach, this 12-bedroom guest house in the centre of Bridlington is close to shopping, entertainment and restaurants. The lovely double-fronted Victorian house is run by husband and wife team, Frank and Sally, who will do their absolute best to make your stay enjoyable and comfortable. There is a stair lift to assist guests with mobility impairment, a cosy well-stocked bar with snacks available on request and, of course, delicious food at breakfast and in the evening if required.

Mentone Hotel - BandB- In Bloomsbury, in a quiet crescent overlooking tennis courts and gardens, the Mentone Hotel is just a few minutes' walk from Euston and King's Cross stations. All the rooms have private en suite facilities and free wireless internet access. Within half a mile (800 metres), there is the British Museum, Madame Tussauds, London Zoo and theatres.

Lidos Hotel- Ideally situated, Lidos Hotel is a short walk from Victoria Train Station, with excellent access to the London Underground and the Gatwick Express Service to Gatwick Airport. All rooms are comfortably furnished, with en suite facilities, a TV, desk and fridge. Lidos Hotel has friendly, helpful staff. An inclusive continental breakfast is offered to all guests. Conveniently, there is a bus stop in front of the hotel, served by a regular bus service. The Tate Britain gallery and The Apollo Theatre are a short walk from the hotel. Lidos Hotel is a 2-minute walk from numerous bars, pubs and restaurants. Buckingham Palace is with walking distance of the hotel.

The Water Garden Hotel- In Bournemouths East Cliff area, just a short stroll from the beautiful beaches and the shops, restaurants and nightlife of the town centre, this charming, family-run hotel offers free parking. Family owned and run, the Water Garden Hotel prides itself on offering high standards of customer service and cleanliness, including a gold-standard kitchen. There is a fully stocked bar offering a range of drinks at reasonable prices, as well as the hotels award-winning gardens and the patio area. Free Wi-Fi is available in the public areas. All of the tastefully furnished en suite rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Bournemouth Central Railway Station is just a few hundred metres away, as is Bournemouth Travel Interchange for national coach travel and excursions. Bournemouth International Centre (BIC) is less than a mile (1.6 km) from the hotel. The Water Garden Hotel can cater for families, holiday makers and contractors. The hotel is unable to cater for stag parties.

Eastbourne Guest House- In the heart of Bowness-on-Windermere, this traditional slate-built Lakeland house offers superior bed-and-breakfast accommodation in spacious individually designed en suite rooms. Rich in original character, the Eastbourne Guest House was built in the 1890s, slightly later than some of the surrounding properties. In early 2007, this Victorian stone and slate building was sympathetically refurbished and sensitively redecorated. There are 9 spacious and well-appointed en suite rooms, including a luxury four-poster room on the ground floor. Each room has tea/coffee making facilities and a TV with Freeview digital channels and a DVD player. There is a library of DVDs and books available for guests use during their stay. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout. A full English breakfast is included in the price. A generous choice is available including award-winning Cumberland sausages and dry-cure bacon. Surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the Lake District, situated just below the picturesque Lakeland viewpoint of Biskey Howe, the Eastbourne has a superb location in the centre of Bowness-on-Windermere. Many of the shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants are nearby and Lake Windermere itself is just a 10-minute stroll away Free on-site parking is available for guests use.

Hillcrest Guest House- Set within an elegant Victorian town house built in 1870, this 3-star guest house presents itself as the ideal base for you to explore the historic city of York. Just 10 minutes walk away from the city centre and York Racecourse, Hillcrest boasts a beautiful position - backing onto the beautifully landscaped Rowntree Park, consisting of formal gardens and a lake. Beyond is the River Ouse and the delightful riverside walk into town. Privately-owned and run, you can be assured of a friendly welcome on arrival before you venture out into the city to explore the nearby attractions, such as York Minster, the Railway Museum, the Theatre Royal and much more.

The White Star Tavern- In the heart of Southampton, the recently refurbished White Star Tavern offers 4-star luxury guest accommodation, free Wi-Fi, a lounge, a sun deck and an AA-award-winning bar and restaurant. Located on Southampton's cosmopolitan Oxford Street, in the city's historic maritime district, the White Star Tavern has been completely renovated and returned to its former use as a hotel. There are now 13 en suite rooms, all individually designed and named after the ships of the White Star Line and the original J-Class America's Cup boats. The stylish and comfortable rooms feature king-size beds with soft Egyptian linen, stunning bathrooms with oversized showers, mini bars stocked with your favourite products and personal safes large enough for your laptop. Rooms come equipped with the latest technology, including free broadband Wi-Fi and 19-inch flat-screen TVs with Freeview digital channels. The White Star has received an AA Rosette for the outstanding preparation of its food and the good quality of the ingredients it uses.

Brantfell House- Just a short stroll from Ambleside's village centre, this beautiful Victorian house has excellent breakfasts and 6 boutique-style rooms, many with views of the fells. Brantfell has a Visit Britain Silver Award and is personally run by the owners, Chris and Jane, who aim to offer a relaxing stay with personalised service. There is a welcoming lounge with a traditional log fire, and free access to the nearby Low Wood Leisure Club. Brantfell's surroundings are ideal for exploring the Lake District, and for country pursuits including rambling, climbing, cycling and water-sports.

The Wheatsheaf Inn- Situated on Broadway in the charming little market town of Shifnal in Shropshire, this Grade II listed inn is an authentic traditional pub with cosy, comfortable accommodation. Originally built in the 17th century, the Wheatsheaf Inn boasts charming original features and sensitively refurbished accommodation. There are just 2 rooms, both of which have been carefully refurbished in a traditional style. In some parts of the accommodation, 17th century oak floors have been revealed and delicately restored. The original timbers and beams are still in place and remain a traditional feature of the inn. The pub area also still features huge beams from the building's original timber frame, as well as low ceilings, real open fireplaces and traditional furniture. The inn is situated on the main road running through the village from north to south.The M54 motorway is within easy reach and the town's railway station is within easy walking distance.

Stone Head House- Just off the Pennine Way, this small, beautiful manor house was built in 1596 and is rich in original character and traditional charm. Today, it offers free Wi-Fi and lovely rooms. In the small valley of Stone Head, near Lothersdale and Cowling in North Yorkshire, Stone Head House once served as a working farm. There are only a handful of properties in the hidden valley, all of similar age. The beautiful original building has been carefully preserved and sensitively refurbished. With flagstone floors downstairs and a huge inglenook fireplace in the dining hall, the guest house provides charming bed and breakfast accommodation at very reasonable rates. Small and intimate, the guest house offers friendly, personal service. All of the rooms have tea/coffee making facilities. Breakfast is cooked on the traditional Aga stove in the quaint farmhouse kitchen. A varied breakfast menu is available, including fresh-baked bread, full English breakfasts, smoked Alaskan salmon and oak-smoked kippers from Whitby.

The Willows- The Willows is a large Edwardian guest house in an elevated position just 2 minutes' walk from the town centre. The friendly guest house offers a warm welcome with tea and homemade cakes. A tasty breakfast is included in the room rate. All rooms have a DVD player and tea/coffee-making facilities. There is a ramped path to the door and a lift to all floors.

The Carlton Hotel- This sea-facing hotel is situated on The Leas, Folkestone's cliff-top promenade. It has motorway connections to Eurotunnel and the Dover ports. The Carlton Hotel is also close to Leas Cliff Hall and the town centre. The Victorian hotel has a car park with limited spaces.

Trumbles- In a quiet countryside location, 2 miles (3.2 km) from London Gatwick Airport, this 4-star bed and breakfast offers free Wi-Fi, free airport transfers and charming en suite rooms. Originally built in 1872, Trumbles has a beautiful, peaceful location. Free transfers to Gatwick Airport are available 24 hours a day, while transfers from the airport are available from 07:00 to 22:30. There is free on-site parking (also available after check-out for a small additional cost). The attractive en suite rooms all have TVs, alarm clock radios and tea/coffee. Toiletries are also included. Choose from a full English Breakfast or a buffet-style continental breakfast for those with early departures. The village of Charlwood is just a 10-minute walk away and has 3 pubs, all serving good food.

The Five Bells Inn- A traditional village property, this small, friendly inn is situated in the heart of Upwell, next to St. Peters church and opposite the village hall. Providing comfortable accommodation with homemade food and great ales in the heart of the Norfolk countryside, the Five Bells is within easy reach of a number of local attractions. Just 7 miles away from the charming Georgian market town of Wisbech, during your stay you can enjoy a trip along the River Nene, watch the boats in the port and harbour, or visit the Wisbech and Fenland Museum, which boasts the original manuscript of Charles Dickens' Great Expectations. In the evenings you can relax in the comfortable rooms, all of which are fully equipped with an en suite bathroom and all common facilities.

Volunteer Inn- This locally owned 17th century inn, is crammed with history, traditional local cask ales and plenty of character, and stands at the lower end of Chipping Campden's historic High Street. The inn is set in the small Cotswold town of Chipping Campden, an area renowned for its natural beauty. It has a peaceful position within a few hundred yards of the town centre. It is located at the start of the Cotswold Way - a well known walk along the Cotswold Hill to Bath The inn was named The Volunteer in the mid 1800's because local men used to 'sign on' there for the volunteer armies. The staff aim to supply you with a quaint, comfortable room in a homely atmosphere, as well as forwarding local knowledge on the best places to visit.

Beachbrow Hotel- Built in 1700 and overlooking the pier, this family-run hotel is close to the town centre, the bus and train stations, golf, fishing, and is 8 miles from Dover ferry port. Ken or Lynn will welcome you into their cosy, period hotel with helpful, friendly staff willing to help. Single, double, triple and family rooms are available, some of which are en suite. Lord Nelson's flag officers stayed here in the late 1700s. The lounge Bar and some of the rooms have wonderful sea views.

The Waldorf- Situated on Blackpool's South Promenade, with its works of art and clean sandy beaches, the hotel is ideally placed for both business and leisure. At the southern end of the famous Golden Mile, The Waldorf is just a few minutes walk from the world-famous Pleasure Beach and Sandcastle tropical swimming complex. You can hop on one of Blackpool's traditional trams and take the short ride to the Tower, piers and Sea-Life Centre. Close to the M55, the hotel boasts excellent transport links around the area and to the airport. A short car or bus journey will bring you to the zoo and Stanley Park. A little further afield, you can visit the Lakes (about one hour by car).

Arlington House Hotel- Ideally situated for Exeter and its surroundings, this hotel offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and a code-entry system, giving you the freedom to come and go as you please. Arlington House welcomes tourists and business guests with refurbished, comfortable rooms. A pre-packed breakfast is provided, allowing you to plan your day as you want to. On the main road to Exeter, 5 minutes from junction 28 (Cullompton) of the M5, Arlington House is easily accessible. A bus service is available from right outside the door to Exeter and Cullompton.

Forwood Farm- This peaceful 17th-century house built from Cotswold stone offers quality B&B accommodation, ideal for walkers, cyclists and exploring the Cotswolds. Forwood Farm is just outside the ancient town of Minchinhampton and near to Cirencester, Tetbury and Stroud. Route 45 of the National Cycle Network passes Forwood Farm. Many public houses and restaurants are easily accessible from the house, while the town of Nailsworth, with interesting shops, pubs and cafes, is a 5-minute drive or 30-minute walk away.

Fen House- Fen House Bed and Breakfast is situated close to Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket, Cambridge and Ipswich. It is set in beautiful landscaped gardens and has ample off-road parking. Located close to the A14 and A140, Fen House is a 10-minute drive from Bury St Edmunds and within 30 minutes of Newmarket, Cambridge and Ipswich. Within walking distance is a village shop and post office and a local pub serving good food. Fen House is set in beautiful landscaped gardens and has a large pond with waterfall, so children must be supervised at all times. All rooms have wireless internet access. A varied breakfast menu includes a full English breakfast and continental and vegetarian options.

The Pelican Inn- Just off the A4 in peaceful countryside, 8 miles from the M4, this 17th century inn has recently undergone a major transformation to offer excellent refreshment, food and accommodation. Enjoy a drink in the bar, a delicious meal in the modern dining room, or take a stroll around the duck pond just outside the door. All rooms offer en suite facilities. Whatever the occasion, you will find everything you need to ensure you have a fantastic stay.

Castle Lodge Guest House- Just minutes from Gatwick Airport, in Horley's town centre, this attractive Victorian property offers free 24-hour airport transfers, free Wi-Fi and excellent en suite accommodation. The Castle Lodge Guest House is situated in a quiet location on the edge of the very heart of Horley's town centre. All of the town's restaurants, cafes, pubs and shops are just a few minutes' walk away. Horley Railway Station is just 400 metres away, with regular direct trains to the airport, central London and Brighton. Just 1.5 miles (2.5 km) and only a 5-minute drive from Gatwick Airport, Castle Lodge offers free transfers from and to the airport, 24 hours a day. All of the en suite rooms have TVs, hairdryers, alarm clocks and tea/coffee making facilities. A continental breakfast is included in the price and is available at any time in the morning. On-site car parking is available at an additional cost.