Discover England: Cotswolds to the Cornwall Coast

The White Hart Royal, with individually designed bedrooms, is a historic 17^th century coaching inn. All bedrooms have complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, mineral water and biscuits. From the revenue the hotel receives they donate the cost of a new baby tree to the local woodland trust. In this way they not only contribute towards a great local ’green’ cause, they also provide guests with the feel good factor of knowing that having an overnight stay here a little tree will grow!

The luxurious four-star Manor House Hotel is an enchanting 16th century Cotswold retreat where you can revel in luxury, indulge yourself with fine food and drink and relax in a homely and friendly atmosphere. Each of the rooms has a character of its own, with distinctive décor and everyone has a fine view. The rooms feature flat-screen televisions; tea making facilities and freshly ground coffee and en-suite bathrooms generously stocked with complimentary Molton Brown products. The restaurant offers a diverse choice of dishes, prepared from the freshest local Cotswold produce, with seasonal twists that remind you of your countryside location. To complement such gastronomic delights, an extensive wine list has been thoughtfully put together.

This inn is located within a 17th century building which was once an Eton cramming school. It stands four acres of beautiful grounds alongside the River Eye in the centre of Lower Slaughter. All the rooms are comfortably furnished and individually designed blending seamlessly with the traditional features of the oldest parts of the house with contemporary design. The Restaurant at the Slaughters Inn is open each evening for guests wishing to dine in its relaxing ambience, the menu offers a choice of seasonal dishes alongside traditional favourites featuring the best of Gloucestershire’s local produce.

The Slaughters Manor House is a beautiful 17th Century 4-star manor house which combines contemporary interiors with country charm, attentive service and one of the most acclaimed restaurants in the Cotswolds. Spring 2016 saw the entire ground floor renovated to restore the character of the building, exposing and emphasising architectural details contrasted with a modern, vibrant interior design.The Restaurant at their neighbouring sister property, The Slaughters Inn is open each evening for guests wishing to dine in its relaxing ambience, the menu offers a choice of seasonal dishes alongside traditional favourites featuring the best of Gloucestershire’s local produce.

The Dial House Hotel demonstrates a blend of old and modern to bring you the ultimate country hotel experience. The Hotel is situated in idyllic surroundings and is built from the famous mellow Cotswold Stone. The Dial House dates back to 1698 and is the oldest building still standing in the village. 

This inn is located within a 17th century building which was once an Eton cramming school. It stands four acres of beautiful grounds alongside the River Eye in the centre of Lower Slaughter. All the rooms are comfortably furnished and individually designed blending seamlessly with the traditional features of the oldest parts of the house with contemporary design. The Restaurant at the Slaughters Inn is open each evening for guests wishing to dine in its relaxing ambience, the menu offers a choice of seasonal dishes alongside traditional favourites featuring the best of Gloucestershire’s local produce.

The Slaughters Manor House is a beautiful 17th Century 4-star manor house which combines contemporary interiors with country charm, attentive service and one of the most acclaimed restaurants in the Cotswolds. Spring 2016 saw the entire ground floor renovated to restore the character of the building, exposing and emphasising architectural details contrasted with a modern, vibrant interior design.The Restaurant at their neighbouring sister property, The Slaughters Inn is open each evening for guests wishing to dine in its relaxing ambience, the menu offers a choice of seasonal dishes alongside traditional favourites featuring the best of Gloucestershire’s local produce.

The Dial House Hotel demonstrates a blend of old and modern to bring you the ultimate country hotel experience. The Hotel is situated in idyllic surroundings and is built from the famous mellow Cotswold Stone. The Dial House dates back to 1698 and is the oldest building still standing in the village. 

The Kennard offers stylish and comfortable accommodation in an elegant Georgian townhouse dating back to 1794. Ideally located just a short stroll from Bath’s iconic Roman Baths and the modern Thermae Bath Spa. Guests can enjoy breakfast in the charming dining room, adorned with beautiful Venetian chandeliers, where a selection of fresh, locally sourced produce is served each morning.

They are a small and independent townhouse hotel in the heart of Bath. They have eight bedrooms that effortlessly marry past and present. Each one has its own history and charms, yet all share the latest in up-to-the-minute creature comforts. In their restaurant they serve eight dishes that change with the seasons. All of their plates are small so you can choose two, three or four each and savour the best ingredients available right now from coast, field and forest. Pair your selections with a glass or bottle from their extensive wine list or ask for a recommendation.

The Kennard offers stylish and comfortable accommodation in an elegant Georgian townhouse dating back to 1794. Ideally located just a short stroll from Bath’s iconic Roman Baths and the modern Thermae Bath Spa. Guests can enjoy breakfast in the charming dining room, adorned with beautiful Venetian chandeliers, where a selection of fresh, locally sourced produce is served each morning.

They are a small and independent townhouse hotel in the heart of Bath. They have eight bedrooms that effortlessly marry past and present. Each one has its own history and charms, yet all share the latest in up-to-the-minute creature comforts. In their restaurant they serve eight dishes that change with the seasons. All of their plates are small so you can choose two, three or four each and savour the best ingredients available right now from coast, field and forest. Pair your selections with a glass or bottle from their extensive wine list or ask for a recommendation.

The Boskerris is a contemporary, boutique hotel with a relaxed Mediterranean style. The hotel has fifteen stylish bedrooms, most with outstanding panoramic ocean views. The hotel is nestled in the Cornish coastline, on the edge of St Ives. Discreetly set in one and a half acres in a unique position, with the decked terrace being the perfect vantage point to admire the views across St Ives Bay from Godrevy Lighthouse to St Ives harbour.

The Pedn Olva, with the sea only thirty feet below and flanked by golden sands, is founded on blue-black granite rocks on the southern shores of St. Ives Harbour and Bay. Each bedroom at the Pedn Olva has stunning views of St Ives and the Cornish coast – light, airy and contemporarily decorated – they have everything you need for a relaxing, memorable and comfortable stay. 

Within 72 acres of private grounds, this Tregenna Castle Resort overlooks St Ives and the Cornish coast. You can enjoy 2 on-site restaurants, offering fine food and drink. Meals are made from local ingredients and are cooked fresh to order. Wireless internet is free, and there is free parking on site.

The Boskerris is a contemporary, boutique hotel with a relaxed Mediterranean style. The hotel has fifteen stylish bedrooms, most with outstanding panoramic ocean views. The hotel is nestled in the Cornish coastline, on the edge of St Ives. Discreetly set in one and a half acres in a unique position, with the decked terrace being the perfect vantage point to admire the views across St Ives Bay from Godrevy Lighthouse to St Ives harbour.

The Pedn Olva, with the sea only thirty feet below and flanked by golden sands, is founded on blue-black granite rocks on the southern shores of St. Ives Harbour and Bay. Each bedroom at the Pedn Olva has stunning views of St Ives and the Cornish coast – light, airy and contemporarily decorated – they have everything you need for a relaxing, memorable and comfortable stay. 

Within 72 acres of private grounds, this Tregenna Castle Resort overlooks St Ives and the Cornish coast. You can enjoy 2 on-site restaurants, offering fine food and drink. Meals are made from local ingredients and are cooked fresh to order. Wireless internet is free, and there is free parking on site.

The Godolphin Arms offers ten en suite bedrooms which are light, airy and generously proportioned with spacious en suite bathrooms. The majority of rooms have fantastic sea views and some have balconies facing the idyllic St Michael's Mount. Eating at The Godolphin Arms is a relaxed, friendly experience. With spectacular views from the first floor dining area and a stunning beachside terrace, you have a choice of eating areas with the same menu offered throughout.

Enjoy this relaxing hotel located in the heart of the beautiful town of Marazion. The rooms have views over St Michael's Mount and we are only one hundred yards from one of the safest and most fabulous Cornish beaches. The "Cutty Sark" is the fully licensed public bar serving local beers and wines. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner specialising in local produce. The "Coffee Lounge" overlooking the town square is somewhere to relax, watch the world go by and perhaps enjoy the freshly prepared coffee and homemade cakes.

The Upper Deck comprises the entire top floor of Britannia House, with lovely views of the sea over Mounts Bay. Spacious room with two arm chairs, TV/DVD tea and coffee making facilities & fridge. Full Cornish Breakfast served in your room between 0830 and 0930. En-suite bathroom with shower over bath.

The Godolphin Arms offers ten en suite bedrooms which are light, airy and generously proportioned with spacious en suite bathrooms. The majority of rooms have fantastic sea views and some have balconies facing the idyllic St Michael's Mount. Eating at The Godolphin Arms is a relaxed, friendly experience. With spectacular views from the first floor dining area and a stunning beachside terrace, you have a choice of eating areas with the same menu offered throughout.

Enjoy this relaxing hotel located in the heart of the beautiful town of Marazion. The rooms have views over St Michael's Mount and we are only one hundred yards from one of the safest and most fabulous Cornish beaches. The "Cutty Sark" is the fully licensed public bar serving local beers and wines. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner specialising in local produce. The "Coffee Lounge" overlooking the town square is somewhere to relax, watch the world go by and perhaps enjoy the freshly prepared coffee and homemade cakes.

The Upper Deck comprises the entire top floor of Britannia House, with lovely views of the sea over Mounts Bay. Spacious room with two arm chairs, TV/DVD tea and coffee making facilities & fridge. Full Cornish Breakfast served in your room between 0830 and 0930. En-suite bathroom with shower over bath.