4.5/5

(1,743 reviews)

Set against the backdrop of the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland, The Bushmills Inn is the perfect retreat for those who crave the unconventional, yet still expect exceptional service. The welcome is warm and the fire always lit.

4.5/5

(3,179 reviews)

Nestling in the very heart of Glencoe, amongst the spectacular and majestic mountains of the Scottish Highlands, Clachaig Inn has been a source of accommodation and hospitality for travellers for over three hundred years.

4.7/5

(1,302 reviews)

The Craven Arms, Appletreewick is a pub nestled in the heart of wharfedale with that 'something' extra special. Serving real ales and great food accompanied by gas lighting, real log fires and a great, friendly atmosphere.

4.7/5

(763 reviews)

The Golden Lion sits in the centre of Newport, a pretty village on the Welsh coast, in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. Our historic inn has been serving locals and travellers for over 300 years.

4.7/5

(274 reviews)

The Harp is a lovely old Welsh longhouse inn perched on a hilltop overlooking the beautiful Radnor Valley, close to the Powys/Herefordshire border.

4.3/5

(588 reviews)

Welcome to The Minerva Inn. A warm welcome awaits you from Martin and his staff who took over The Minerva in June 2007.

4.6/5

(625 reviews)

Good Hotel Guide Inn of the Year 2017!​ The NoBody Inn is a 17th century inn full of charm and character where a warm welcome is guaranteed. We offer the freshest local produce and have accommodation for those looking to get away from it all

4.2/5

(208 reviews)

Set in a romantic 17th-century stone inn, this quaint pub with guest rooms is 3 miles from Bruton and 4 miles from The Royal Bath and West Showground.

4.2/5

(1,248 reviews)

Sam Smiths controversially gave this pub back its original name in June 2011. The nearest pub to Westminster Cathedral, popular with locals and business people, it had been the Cardinal for many years, commemorating Westminster’s nineteenth century Cardin