The Old Crown is Birmingham's Oldest Inn dating back to 1368. We offer drink, food & accommodation in one of Birmingham's most historic buildings.

4.6/5

(3,736 reviews)

The Corn Mill has been grinding flour for at least seven hundred years, and owes its foundation to the Cistercian monks of Valle Crucis. It is first mentioned in a 13th Century document dealing with a fishing dispute between the freemen of Llangollen and

4.3/5

(1,793 reviews)

Housed in the beautiful grade II listed Pearl Chambers, Mr Foleys Cask Ale House is named in honour of Patrick James Foley. Born in 1836, Foley a successful financial entrepreneur and politician found

4.6/5

(513 reviews)

Since the 17th Century, The Maytime Inn has welcomed guests with hospitality and comfort, a tradition, which continues today as our guests enjoy our intimate setting in the Cotswolds.

4.7/5

(555 reviews)

A family run hotel in the beautiful Eden Valley. Award winning food, friendly & warm service. Relax and enjoy our beautiful rooms.

4.3/5

(1,099 reviews)

Situated on Leven Street, but taking inspiration from the uber trendy bars of Shoreditch and Soho, inside you’ll find a contemporary and quirky interior

4.4/5

(307 reviews)

The Horse & Groom, Upper Oddington is a quintessential English Country Village Inn, dating back to 1580. This Grade II Listed Cotswold stone inn is full of character with exposed stone-walls, flagston

4.6/5

(1,830 reviews)

The Pen-y-Bryn might look a little bit like a medical centre from the front, but inside, you'll find lovely oak floors, open fires, bookcases and old furniture: it all looks very handsome, and we think its unassuming looks from the outside add to the feel

4.1/5

(925 reviews)

Voted one of the best beer gardens in London by Time Out, Evening Standard, Design My Night + more. Pub is just as good with an onsite brewery and great food.

4.5/5

(298 reviews)

The Stag is traditional in every sense with solid oak beams, exposed stonework and a range of cask-conditioned ales on offer.