Brynllydan Country Guest House

Penrhyndeudraeth, Porthmadog, LL48 6DU
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This family run bed & breakfast Guest House is situated in seven acres of private grounds and is surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia National Park. Guests enjoy stunning views acros ...more

This family run bed & breakfast Guest House is situated in seven acres of private grounds and is surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia National Park. Guests enjoy stunning views across the Vale of Glaslyn to some of the highest mountains in England and Wales including Mount Snowdon while having nearby access to local towns amenities and leisure activities. There are numerous places to visit nearby including the world famous Blaenau Ffestiniog narrow gauge railway with the Penrhyndeudraeth station just 1 mile from Brynllydan Country Guest House. The Glaslyn Osprey Centre is located in the valley down in front of the property with a nest on the hill behind also. Harlech with it s famous castle inspiration for the Welsh song Men of Harlech a short drive away. The famous Portmeirion fantasy village where The Prisoner series was filmed is just over 2 miles. The lovely harbour town of Porthmadog with its marvellous beaches such as Black Rock Sands 5 miles. Beddgelert famous for the faithfull hound ledgend is just 15 minutes drive and within an hours drive is the North Wales coast with its stunning beaches and shopping centres. There are many visitor attractions including castles railways slate mines and National Trust properties. There is walking from the door from strolling to rugged mountain climbing - something for everyone. Coed-y-Brenin mountain biking centre is also a short drive away. You will enjoy our choice of traditional freshly cooked breakfasts made from quality local produce wherever possible so come and join us in a quiet peaceful setting and relax by the log burning stove or in the reception area where you will recieve a warm friendly welcome.

Ganton Greyhound Inn

Main Road, Scarborough, YO12 4NX
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Nestled amidst the North Yorkshire countryside just 9 miles along the A64 from Scarborough this family run hotel offers free Wi-Fi and parking and is ideally positioned for those wishing to explore th ...more

Nestled amidst the North Yorkshire countryside just 9 miles along the A64 from Scarborough this family run hotel offers free Wi-Fi and parking and is ideally positioned for those wishing to explore the surrounding area. Whether enjoying a relaxing drink by a roaring log fire or indulging ones culinary palette with a freshly prepared meal guests are guaranteed a comfortable and memorable stay. Formally an 18th Century coaching inn a great deal of care has been taken to ensure that the building still retains much of its original character and charm. Indeed the hotel prides itself on providing a welcoming home-from-home atmosphere a boast made all the easier by comfortable surroundings and friendly capable staff. With the glories of the North Yorkshire countryside right on the doorstep this Hotel offers the unbeatable combination of convenience and accessibility. Each of the 17 en-suite rooms is tastefully decorated and fully equipped with all the necessary amenities to satisfy even the most discerning traveller. Every room includes a remote controlled TV and tea & coffee making facilities. There is a range of room types available including double twin and family options and for those wishing to treat themselves Some of the luxurious Superior Rooms offer King Size Beds and flat-screen TVs. No trip to The Ganton Greyhound would be complete without first sampling the delights of the on-site Restaurant. Having garnered an impressive reputation for their freshly prepared food the Hotel is committed to using locally sourced produce wherever possible. They specialise in providing traditional home-cooked British dishes created with care and served by friendly helpful staff. Offering Sunday lunch Sunday dinner and evening ? La Carte menus the restaurant is backed by an extensive bar list or beers lagers spirits a range of fine wines and soft drinks. The restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with a burning log fire and views overlooking the garden it is the perfect dining setting whatever the occasion. There is also a large bar area great for enjoying a quiet drink or a chat with friends. English weather permitting the sizeable beer garden is ideal for soaking up the sun whilst appreciating the joys of alfresco dining. Please note the restaurant is available 6 nights a week and closed Sunday evenings. Also the restaurant is only available for lunch on Sundays. The Ganton Greyhound occupies a unique position in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside. Its location is remote enough to guarantee a peaceful and relaxing stay yet is still within easy reach of a range of nearby attractions and points of interest. Indeed they are literally next door to the impressive championship courses at Ganton Golf Club and offer special concessions to patrons. A brief 25-minute drive later and guests can find themselves exploring the stunning landscapes of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Here visitors can wander through dark woods saunter through picturesque villages or just pause and allow the stunning vistas to take away their breath. There are also opportunities to take part in a variety of outdoor activities from long walks and rambles to cycling and horse-riding there is something for everyone to enjoy. A 30-minute drive from the Hotel is Castle Howard one of England s grandest Baroque mansions. This magnificent 18th Century residence is set within 1000 acres of breathtaking landscape in the Howardian Hills an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Visitors can look forward to enjoying world-renowned collections stunning architecture inspiring family stories and idyllic gardens. Just on the outskirts of the nearby market town of Malton is the multi-award winning Modern History Theme Museum of Eden Camp. Housed within the grounds of an original World War Two prisoner of war camp it offers a superb re-creation of the sights and sounds of Wartime Britain. F

The Dusthole

Garston Street, Shepton Mallet, BA4 5LN
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Formerly known as the Kings Arms The Dusthole was originally built as the provision house for Shepton Mallet prison which until its closure in 2013 was the oldest working prison in the UK. In the earl ...more

Formerly known as the Kings Arms The Dusthole was originally built as the provision house for Shepton Mallet prison which until its closure in 2013 was the oldest working prison in the UK. In the early days inmates had to buy their own food and drink so an enterprising governor built the provision house in order to make money out of them! br / br / br / br / In later years the provision house became a hostelry and its name changed to the Kings Arms. It is well documented that the Duke of Monmouth and his men recruited 12 Sheptonians as they passed through the town on their way to overthrow King James II in 1685 staying nearby in Longbridge. Reputedly after a heavy day s march they visited the Kings Arms (no doubt taking perverse pleasure in drinking at a hostelry of that name!) to enlist new members to their cause. br / br / br / br / You may be wondering why the Kings Arms became known as The Dusthole. In the 1900s the main industries in the town were based around the local stone quarries. Workers would often call in for a drink or two on their way home dusty from the stone they d been working with all day and leaving evidence of their visit as they brushed themselves off while chatting and enjoying their pint. Hence the Kings Arms became known locally as The Dusthole. br / br / br / br / We re lucky enough to have been visited by many celebrity guests over the years. Marco Pierre White (Chef Hell s Kitchen) enjoyed a cuppa Sunday roast and a good old chat with Tony! br / br / Julian Fellowes (actor and writer) left his mark on one of our ceilings! Chris Kelly (BBC Food & Drink) is a local resident likes to pop in for a pint. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall (River Cottage) has been known to enjoy a sandwich or two. Adam Henson (Countryfile presenter) took a liking to our ales. Even King George V is reputed to have stayed here! br / br / br / br / Come and chat with Tony in the bar one evening and see what stories he has to tell. He s very fond of the old place and knows all its secrets!

Courthouse Hotel Shoreditch

333-336 Old Street, London, EC1V 9LL
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Located just 100 metres from Hoxton Square in London, Courthouse Hotel Shoreditch welcomes guests with an indoor pool, a sauna, a steam room and a fitness centre. Guests can enjoy the onsite restauran ...more

Located just 100 metres from Hoxton Square in London, Courthouse Hotel Shoreditch welcomes guests with an indoor pool, a sauna, a steam room and a fitness centre. Guests can enjoy the onsite restaurant and bar. Free WiFi is available throughout.

Courthouse Hotel London

19-21 Gt. Marlborough St, London, W1F 7HL
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In a Grade II Listed building, this luxury hotel is in Central London, 2 minutes’ from Oxford Circus Tube. The Courthouse Hotel London boasts stylish rooms, fantastic international cuisine, indoor poo ...more

In a Grade II Listed building, this luxury hotel is in Central London, 2 minutes’ from Oxford Circus Tube. The Courthouse Hotel London boasts stylish rooms, fantastic international cuisine, indoor pool and spa.

Bishopsgate House Hotel

54 Castle Street, Beaumaris, LL58 8BB
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This 18th Century Georgian Town House is believed to have been built as a Dower House for a local wealthy family. Now fully restored and adapted for use as a small hotel Bishopsgate House Hotel provid ...more

This 18th Century Georgian Town House is believed to have been built as a Dower House for a local wealthy family. Now fully restored and adapted for use as a small hotel Bishopsgate House Hotel provides an ideal opportunity for holidaymakers and business people to relax and be pampered in comfort enjoying delicious freshly prepared food elegant rooms and friendly hospitality. Many items of antique furniture as well as collections of glass and china adorn the hallways and landing. Perhaps the most important original feature of the house is the Chinese Chippendale staircase believed to be one of the finest in the country. Beaumaris Pier overlooking the Menai Straits & SnowdoniaThe breathtaking views from Beaumaris Green across the Menai Straits to the mountains of Snowdonia never fail to impress the visitor. Edward the 1st Castle dominates the Eastern end of town while the courthouse and Gaol add to the historical interest. A wide range of both indoor and outdoor activities are catered for in and around the town including fishing sailing riding and golf while the islands coastal paths and nearby Snowdonia range make the area a walkers paradise

The Courthouse Hotel

19 - 21 Great Marlborough Street, London, W1F 7HL
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Set in Soho in London s bustling shopping and theatre district the Courthouse Hotel offers a luxurious haven for those wishing to enjoy the best the capital has to offer. A stone throw from Liberty s ...more

Set in Soho in London s bustling shopping and theatre district the Courthouse Hotel offers a luxurious haven for those wishing to enjoy the best the capital has to offer. A stone throw from Liberty s Department Store Oxford Street Bond Street & Regent St. Transportation links to railway stations and airports within walking distance. The Courthouse hotel is situated in a Grade II listed building formerly a Magistrates Court. Today it serves as a charming 5 star boutique hotel in the West End. /p Individually designed bedrooms ranging from generously sized Classic rooms through to the Magistrate Suites are equipped with LCD TV s Free wireless internet access a working desk and SKY tv including the Sports and Movie Channels. /p Hotel facilities include the Thai-inspired Sanook Spa indoor heated swimming pool gym and sauna. Silk the 2009 Michelin Guide recommended pan-Asian cuisine restaurant serves dinner & Carnaby a bright and vibrant brasserie looking on to Carnaby street serving Mediterranean cuisine. Enjoy cocktails in The Bar popular with today s Bohemian crowd & music artists. In addition the hotel has a 94 seat cinema and a beautiful open air rooftop terrace bar.

Malmaison Oxford

3, Oxford Castle, New Road, Oxford, OX1 1AY
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This converted Victorian prison is now a stunning boutique hotel offering unique luxury accommodation in historic Oxford. Stylish rooms, fabulous original architecture, a divine brasserie and 2 bars ...more

This converted Victorian prison is now a stunning boutique hotel offering unique luxury accommodation in historic Oxford. Stylish rooms, fabulous original architecture, a divine brasserie and 2 bars come together at Malmaison Oxford.

The Old Courthouse

Lake Road, Bowness On Windermere, LA23 3AP
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Built in 1843, The Old Courthouse is one of the oldest and most charming buildings in Bowness-on-Windermere. Just minutes from Bowness Bay, the hotel offers colourful rooms with en suite facilities.

Hundred House Hotel

Bridgnorth Road Norton, Telford, TF11 9EE
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The Hundred House Hotel is situated a short distance away from the worlds famous Ironbridge the Hundred House Hotel is central to all local attractions. Just a short journey away from Telford Wolve ...more

The Hundred House Hotel is situated a short distance away from the worlds famous Ironbridge the Hundred House Hotel is central to all local attractions. Just a short journey away from Telford Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury the hotels location is ideal for the perfect getaway. The hotel offers lavishly decorated bars with beamed ceilings and is oozing with quirkiness from the moment of entry. With ten bedrooms all unique in design offering patchwork lavender scented sheets and some even have a velvet covered swing! The oldest part of the hotel is the 14th Century half-timbered thatch barn which was once used as a courthouse in medieval times. The food has been awarded many a time and currently stands as a 2AA rosette restaurant. The hotel also offers facilities to cater for conferences and parties large and small the hotel meets all your requirements under one roof. Each and every bedroom is unique in design with half testers four poster period furniture and most even have the hotel s renowned velvet covered swing! All rooms are en-suite and have every modern day amenity. All bedrooms have an en suite bathroom colour TV direct dial telephone clock and radio alarm tea and coffee making facility iron and ironing board plus full central heating. Superior rooms are larger and more sumptuously furnished with period pieces including some with half-tester beds and some with the famous swings. Stuart s food is widely recognised as being some of the most forward thinking and delicious in the area. As a food critic said recently it is fresh local seasonal and of good provenance. As well as growing a vast & unusual array of herbs in Sylvia s Garden the owners have spent many years building relationships with suppliers of quality meat and vegetables in Shropshire s fertile hills. They supply ultra sweet lamb aged marbled beef free range Hereford ducks traditional Gloucester Old Spot Pork Bobbington Wild Boar Cox s apple juice asparagus summer fruits pheasant venison fish from Brixham etc. which makes dining in the restaurant a wonderful occasion. The world s first internationally most famous and locally largest iron bridge is that which gives its name to the town of Iron Bridge in the south of Telford and is the town s most famous feature. It was built across the River Severn in 1779 by local ironmaster Abraham Darby III to demonstrate the quality of the iron now produced by the process his grandfather invented to smelt iron using coal rather than coke. Immediately it was world-famous President Thomas Jefferson of the USA being one of the first to buy an engraving of it!

The Watermans Arms

Bow Bridge, Ashprington, Totnes, TQ9 7EG
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A quintessential 17th Century Inn set in an area of outstanding natural beauty at the bottom of a steep valley next to Bow Creek and Bridge. The Inn has been used as a smithy a brew house petrol sta ...more

A quintessential 17th Century Inn set in an area of outstanding natural beauty at the bottom of a steep valley next to Bow Creek and Bridge. The Inn has been used as a smithy a brew house petrol station a prison and a haunt for the feared press gangs. The area was recorded in the Domesday book.

The Courthouse

Old Church Road, Betws-Y-Coed, LL24 0AL
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Nestled in a peaceful riverside location in Betws-y-Coed, in the Snowdonia National Park, The Courthouse provides bed and breakfast accommodation, free WiFi and free parking.

The Spread Eagle Hotel - Thame

16-17 CORNMARKET, Thame, OX9 2BW
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The Spread Eagle has stood imposingly in the heart of historic Thame since the 16th century famous for its farmer s market and mile long Main Street. During its colourful history the hotel has played ...more

The Spread Eagle has stood imposingly in the heart of historic Thame since the 16th century famous for its farmer s market and mile long Main Street. During its colourful history the hotel has played host to Charles II French prisoners from the Napoleonic wars famous politicians and writers such as Evelyn Waugh. The Georgian facade is instantly recognisable by all drawn in by the un-miss able 30-ft inn sign originally designed by Lytton Strachey s Carrington which has welcomed all our guests for nearly a century. Our discerning customers needs for a warm welcome attentive but discreet service and excellent food and wine has not changed since the days of John Fothergill the hotel s pioneer innkeeper. The fantastic city of Oxford with its dreamy spires and punting on the River Thames is within easy reach along with the historic town of Aylesbury and for shopping addicts Bicester Outlet Village is only minutes away.

Park Farm

Park Lane, South Wingfield, DE55 7LR
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Placed only 15 minutes from the M1 and A38 Park Farm is an ideal base for touring the Peak District National Park. The National Tramway Museum at Crich is just two miles away. Chatsworth House Haddon ...more

Placed only 15 minutes from the M1 and A38 Park Farm is an ideal base for touring the Peak District National Park. The National Tramway Museum at Crich is just two miles away. Chatsworth House Haddon Hall Hardwick Hall and the Heights of Abraham at Matlock bath are just a few of the places of interest nearby. br / br / br / br / Our bed and breakfast is ideal for walkers of the High Peak Trail. There are footpaths directly from Park Farm leading to such places as the ruins of Wingfield Manor where Mary Queen Of Scots was imprisoned Pentrich famous for its revolution or Crich known as Cardale in the TV series Peak Practice. br / br / br / br / We offer our guests a very high standard of bed and breakfast accommodation in a beautifully converted barn. We are fully equipped with all expected amenities and facilities and have 1 double bedroom and 2 bedrooms offering double or twin bed facilities.

Clink78 Hostel

78 KING S CROSS ROAD, London, WC1X 9QG
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Clink78 is housed in an old courthouse where The Clash stood trial and Charles Dickens worked as a scribe! You can even stay in a former prison cell King s Cross is a vibrant area and one of London s ...more

Clink78 is housed in an old courthouse where The Clash stood trial and Charles Dickens worked as a scribe! You can even stay in a former prison cell King s Cross is a vibrant area and one of London s new cultural quarters. With easy access to six tube lines the national rail network and the Eurostar Clink78 is a great location from which to explore London and beyond. Original features combine with unique and colourful interior design and modern facilities in this fun and friendly hostel. Cook up a storm in the well-equipped self-catering kitchen and meet up with fellow travellers in ClashBAR. There s also a games area a laundry room TV and internet lounges in original courtrooms and a TravelSHOP where guests can pick up discounted tickets for tours and attractions. There s a range of dorms or private rooms on offer with a mixture of shared and private bathrooms. Please make sure you read the hostel terms & conditions before booking.

Trehellas House

Washaway, Bodmin, PL30 3AD
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Nestled amid the beautiful Cornish countryside between Bodmin Wadebridge and only 8 miles from Padstow this charming hotel is beautifully set within a Grade II listed building dating back to the ear ...more

Nestled amid the beautiful Cornish countryside between Bodmin Wadebridge and only 8 miles from Padstow this charming hotel is beautifully set within a Grade II listed building dating back to the early 18th century. Situated in Washaway Trehellas is a family-owned country house with real warmth and character close to all that the county has to offer. A former courthouse today the building still retains many of its beautiful original features including the ground floor s Delabole slate floors and the external mounting block. Close to the Eden Project the Lost Gardens of Heligan Lanhydrock Padstow Rock Wadebridge and numerous other beautiful towns and sites in Cornwall Trehellas is perfectly situated for walking cycling the famous Camel Trail and exploring all that Cornwall has to offer. The multi award-winning beamed romantic candlelit restaurant with its Delabole slate flagstone floor offers the very best of locally sourced meats fish fruit vegetables and delicious Cornish cheeses.

Caro Short Stay Main Bridewell

Situated in a former prison and Grade II listed building in Liverpool's business district, Bridewell Prison Hotel offers self-catering accommodation with a fitness centre and free WiFi throughout.

The Old Court

The Old Court, Main Road (A37), Temple Cloud, BS39 5DA
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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 ha ...more

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 complementing the historic setting.