The Red Lion Hotel was built over seven hundred and fifty years ago to house the draughtsmen working on the design of nearby Salisbury Cathedral. It is the oldest purpose built hotel in Britain. Family owned and run.
A 5 Star holiday home especially suited to family groups with elderly members. Warm and cosy in Winter. Excellent local pubs and restaurants.
A charming house set in beautiful gardens. Located down a quiet country lane, it is yet only a five minutes drive to Winchester city centre.
Alderholt Mill is a picturesque working Water Mill set in the lovely Dorset countryside, just a short drive from Bournemouth and Poole.
An attractive farmhouse style property set in a farming community, with extensive views over open countryside to the Quantock Hills.
An elegant Georgian Country House built in 1830 by the Duke of Wellington, set in its own delightful garden. Refurbished in style and with every care.
One of the few guest houses in Bath that offers convenient access to both the beautiful surroundings of the city of Bath and Bath's city centre.
Georgian Style detached house in a quiet location at the heart of Hardy country. Panoramic views of Maiden Castle. Superb ensuite guest accommodation.
Built some 300 years ago, this spacious and gracious building has been recently carefully restored to provide elegant and comfortable accommodation.
Ashlea House is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area (including the counties of Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire) or for stopping en route.
Friendly, family-run hotel with relaxing informal atmosphere. Close to city centre, bar and restaurant, lovely gardens and outdoor heated pool.
Ideally situated away from traffic yet only ½ mile from the heart of the World Heritage City of Bath. It is just a 10 minute stroll to the centre.
Within walking distance of West Bay Harbour and the market town of Bridport. With easy access to the South West coastal path and the Jurassic Coast.
Large Victorian home restored to give bright, inviting and quiet bedrooms. Digital TV, award winning breakfasts and secure parking.
A comfortable hotel with an excellent restaurant, close to city centre. It overlooks the spectacular Avon Gorge and Brunel's famous suspension bridge.
The grounds are extensive and include a number of walks, tennis courts, a cricket pitch and many quiet corners if you just want to read or laze about.
Stay in a quiet rural retreat of a 15thC farmhouse with original features on a working dairy farm only 10 minutes from the historical city of Bath.
South West Tourism's 2006 Gold award. An 18th century house set in 20 acres of its own grounds. Ideal for the corporate traveller.
A magnificent mid 1800’s country house hotel set right in the heart of the New Forest National Park and offering peace, tranquillity and comfort.
Dedication has been to preserving the atmosphere of a English country farmhouse, whilst retaining the original features of the old building.
A 300 acre working farm owned by the Prince of Wales and forming part of the Duchy of Cornwall, it offers comfort and home from home accommodation.
This unique building, with its castellated battlements, heraldic shields and portcullis offers a uniquely romantic, yet informal, 'castle experience'
An elegant Georgian House, dating back to 1735, built of classic honey coloured Bath stone. More than half an acre of magnificent walled gardens.
Park Farm is a 17th Century farmhouse in a tranquil setting just 5 minutes from the centre of Bath. There are lovely walks and a quaint village pub.
Set in 4 acres of beautiful award-winning gardens overlooking Bath, it is a stylish Georgian country house with a tranquil and welcoming atmosphere.
Period character farmhouse in a peaceful, rural setting surrounded by 4 acres of gardens and grounds. An ideal base for many other places of interest.
We take pride in being a Bed & Breakfast in a Victorian residence with spacious rooms and high ceilings. What we try to offer is a good service.
We would like to introduce you to our country-style home set in half an acre of glorious gardens right on the edge of woodland. A rural sanctuary.
The house was built in 1729 in mid Georgian style. The deeds show that most of the owners were in fact female and the bedrooms are named after them.
The City's most highly rated 3 star hotel. The Berkeley represents the cutting edge in boutique style hotels with its uber cool decoration throughout.
Located in the oldest part of the city and built as part of the Grand Design in the 1740s, it has the Roman Baths and much else all on its doorstep.
Originally a 17thCentury coaching inn, it has been refurbished to offer the best in comfort with a unique blend of traditional and contemporary style.
This Victorian hotel is steeped in local theatrical history and fondly known as Bournemouth's best-kept secret in its three acres of mature gardens.
It has a natural charm and gracefulness, in meticulously maintained grounds with fragrant and attractive gardens in the very heart of the countryside.
Previously a gentleman’s residence. Beautifully appointed with own parking in an acre of its grounds close to the town centre and its sandy beaches.
Elegant, traditional and mellow, The Crown Hotel Lyndhurst is an historic feature of the lively, village of Lyndhurst, the capital of The New Forest.
This attractive former coaching house is situated in the centre of Blandford and offers an ideal setting for both business and leisure travellers.
With the warmest of welcomes and excellent cuisine, it is located in easy walking distance of the town centre and renowned 7 mile long golden beach.
Originally the dower house of the Northerwood Estate, this Georgian Hotel offers friendly service and is within easy walking distance of Lyndhurst.
This attractive Georgian sea front hotel offers great views, traditional hospitality and is considered by many to be possibly the best in Weymouth.
A renowned local landmark in the very centre of Dorchester. The hotel, build in 1720, retains many interesting and classical Georgian features.
Originally established in 1565, this is a town centre former coaching inn which retains many of its period features. Comfortable and friendly.
A gift to Dudley, the Earl of Leicester from Queen Elizabeth I in 1574, this classical Georgian country house hotel is lavishly equipped throughout.
Founded in the reign of King James 1, the hotel boasts the splendour of a traditional Georgian country house and is set in 3 acres of private grounds.
With the ambience of a private townhouse but set in a charming mews at the heart of Poole’s unique Old Town and only half a mile from the Town Centre.
A largely Edwardian building, set within its own extensive and beautifully landscaped gardens with far- reaching views right in the heart of Minehead.
Delightful Georgian manor house set in 5 acres of gardens with stunning views. Renowned for its friendly relaxed atmosphere and spacious bedrooms.
An elegant Edwardian hotel, family owned and run for over 50 years. It stands in 2 acres of lawns and shrubberies with many fascinating features.
The hotel offers traditional comforts with modern facilities. There are nine acres of beautiful grounds with pitch 'n' putt, croquet and badminton.
The 15thC Swan Hotel with its award winning restaurant faces the magnificent west front of Wells Cathedral and is close to the moated Bishops Palace.
A family-run hotel in a charming village just off the A303. Excellent restaurants. The ideal venue for business or leisure guests.
It occupies a stunning cliff top location and is charmingly nestled in two acres of landscaped gardens overlooking the Severn Estuary
A stylish modern hotel retaining its style and charm quietly situated in its own grounds. The Lodge is just a 4 minute stroll from natural coastline.
Located in the heart of Thomas Hardy country, possibly Dorset's friendliest hotel with a charming home-from-home hospitality.
One of Somerset’s finest country house hotels with seven acres of stunning gardens and 18th century Gothic splendours. A genuinely innovative hotel.
A family run arable farm, also home to a herd of pedigree Hereford cattle. Guests are free to go anywhere on the farm. An abundance of local wildlife.
Hospitality is in the American "Innkeeper" tradition at the historic old windmill high above the mediaeval Cotswold stone town of Bradford on Avon.
Our land extends up to Swyre Head, the highest point in Purbeck, offering panoramic views of the surrounding World Heritage coast and countryside.
Charming 18th century listed farmhouse, situated in a hamlet on the southern edge of the city. The beautiful garden is available for guests' pleasure.
Step in to the Bridge House and you can sense the 700 year old former priest’s house character. Awarded two Rosettes by the AA for its restaurant.
An elegant Georgian home built by John Wood the younger in 1765, ideally situated in the loveliest part of Bath between the Circus and Royal Crescent.
Charming Georgian house, formerly a rectory. Family owned and run. Beautiful secluded gardens. 6 min walk to main historic sights and restaurants.
C18th Brook House offers an attractive carefully converted barn, Garden Cottage, together with a newly refurbished thatched cottage Blackspur Cottage.
Quiet comfortable self- contained accommodation in beautifully furnished Town House within St Cross ‘village’ and walking distance of the City centre.
Family run bed and breakfast set between Bridport and Lyme Regis in the beautiful countryside of West Dorset in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Built in 1865 the large house is set in the Nadder Valley, 4 miles west of Salisbury. Guests have their own sitting room to plan the day and relax.
Classic example of a 13thC medieval manor house, it has strong links with the reign of England's most flamboyant and rumbustious monarch, Henry V111.
Once the Rectory for the 11thC church of St Candida & Holy Cross, it is close to the old market town of Bridport and the coastal clif- ftop walks.
Detached house situated in quiet picturesque area near Old Sarum. Two miles to city centre and seven miles to Stonehenge.
A Georgian Manor Farmhouse in 2 acres of beautiful gardens on a 600 acre farm of cattle, sheep and horses. The hamlet has 6 cottages and a postbox!
Cashmoor House was built in the 17th century and added to later in the 19th century. This blend of age and style gives the house a unique character.
Our Georgian residence and concealed courtyard annexe join to provide a convenient and peaceful haven behind the bustling street scene of Dorchester.
Dates back to the Spanish Armada. Set in the centre of Britain’s widest high street, it occupies a site where an inn has stood since the 15th century.
Steeped in the drama and romance of English history and once a Norman fortress, it has been welcoming travellers to the town since the 12th century.
16thC country-house hotel and restaurant nestling in the Quantock Hills with four acres of grounds. Luxurious accomodation of the highest standard.
A friendly and relaxing elegant Georgian house, one minute from the Cathedral Close and with the Market Square and shops just round the corner.
The owners, successful restaurateurs, often use this 200 year old stone cottage for cookery demonstrations when those interested can also sleep over.
Charlton was first mentioned in the Domesday Survey of 1086. A merchant, Roger Ames, built Charlton House for his bride in 1630.
Elegant Victorian house built in 1886 in a very quiet location, set in delightful gardens with panoramic views over the World Heritage City of Bath.
An elegant country house set in an acre of lovely gardens a few minutes from Mere centre and offering comfortable accommodation in an idyllic setting.
From medieval times was owned by the church; in 1613 the Hall was a priory. It has been an important meeting place for clerics over the centuries.
A 300 year old Guest House noted for its comfort, warm welcome and delicious home cooked meals is situated just 5 miles west of Dorchester.
Clanville Manor was constructed in 1743 of the local honey- coloured 'Cary' stone. It has been run as a dairy farm here for over 100 years.
Luxury accommodation in an historic 1638 Grade II listed house. Reputedly one of the oldest in Lyme where comfort, good food and a warm welcome await.
Home to the Clarke family for 20 plus years, it was built as a Country Gentlemans House with timeless charm, a spacious feel and excellent facilities.
A traditional Regency Grade 2 listed spacious house with an acre of walled mature garden, and just a short walk away from Shaftesbury Town Centre.
Privately arranged Georgian accommodation; free parking. Short walk from the cathedral, railway station, city centre, resturants and historic sights.
Originally a row of cottages built in the early 1800s, it is set in its own grounds close to the railway station within 5 min walk of the city centre.
17th century former farm house with large country garden and orchard. Both comfortable rooms have stunning views over the garden and countryside.
Corfe Gate House was built of local quarried stone under a Welsh slate roof in 1865 is a hamlet ‘off the beaten track’ in the beautiful Waddon Valley.
Cornerways Cottage offers first class accommodation close to Longleat, Stourhead House and Gardens, with golf, riding, fishing and walking available.
Cranleigh is an elegant Victoria house with many period features. We are located in a quiet residential area with easy access to the city and beyond.
Creechbarn is an old, converted Somerset Longbarn, on the edge of a quiet village with open views over the beautiful wetlands of the Curry moor.
Originally a 19thC gamekeepers cottage, it has been extensively modernised and extended. All rooms overlook the garden or adjacent cricket field.
A Country House Hotel offering a traditional, warm and friendly welcome for those seeking tranquillity, comfort and good food.
Listed 17th century hamstone townhouse sitting on a lovely terrace in a central position 5 mins walk from the abbey.
The house has many original fifteenth and sixteenth century features with the façade added in 1865. Of particular interest is the rear Tudor staircase
In a private valley, deep in the rugged heart of the glorious Exmoor counrtyside, Cutthorne is a delightful country house with a rare tranquillity.
Charming character cottage set in secluded gardens with ample parking and magnificent Itchen Valley views with quick and easy access to city centre.
Lovely Victorian house built in 1880. Breakfast is taken in the room that was previously the grocer’s shop! Only 15 mins stroll to the city centre.
Georgian property dating from 1700 set in the beautiful St Catherine's Valley close to Bath. A pretty terraced walled garden features a Roman gazebo.
A period town house in a quiet area of Winchester within five minutes walk of the cathedral and town centre, its shops, museums and excellent pubs.
Built of Bath stone circa 1880 and extensively refurbished in 2007, it is a fine example of Victorian architecture at its most restful and elegant.
A 1880’s rectory house cleverly converted into a ten bedroom hotel. Come and relax in superb comfort. Lyme Regis which is only a 5 minute drive away.
A magnificent Grade I Palladian style Town House Hotel restored to its original Georgian splendour with an ambience and style all of its own.
Built in 1750 by John Wood the Elder, Bath's premier 18thC architect, is located 3 miles from Bath in the beautiful conservation village of Bathford.
A fine example of a Georgian residence with graceful, light and spacious rooms offering home-from-home comfort. A short walk from the town centre.
Dating fro the 17thC, it is a gracious rambling country pile. Extensive grounds include charming secluded gardens and ancient woodland.
The 19th century chalk farm buildings beautifully converted to a warm family home give guests a relaxed atmosphere in a delightful country setting.
A walkers haven offering bright, comfy rooms and delicious home cooking. It is also very close to the route of the recently opened Coleridge Way.
A modern and contemporary hotel close to the M5 providing an excellent base for exploring Taunton & Somerset. Enjoy a drink in the Great Room lounge.
Silver award. Exton House nestles in the Brendon Hills. It was formerly the rectory for Exton parish.
It combines the charm and elegance of a leading Country House Hotel with an emphasis on culinary delights that one would enjoy on the French Riviera.
The Innlodge complex includes one of England's finest pubs with a poolroom, large garden and the Pony Club, a supervised children's activity centre.
A wonderful comfortable house dating back to the 1850s, has flagstone floors, open fires, about an acre of garden and an outdoor heated swimming pool.
An elegant Georgian Hotel situated in its own extensive gardens. It enjoys an enviable reputation for warm hospitality and opulent comfort.
A traditional Exmoor cottage dating back to the early 16thC in a tiny National Trust village sitting in a lush wood-fringed vale within open moorland.
Look around the old mill, see the old machinery in action, and the new scheme for generating electricity. Then relax in the garden among the flowers.
A warm welcome awaits those who visit this stunning Victorian house recently fully refurbished to the highest standard. Close to the cathedral.
Our elegant double fronted house was built in a private tree lined lane at the turn of the century and is set in a beautiful mature garden.
The village is typical of the West Country with cottages made from the local yellow stone. The church is the burial place for T.S. Eliot, the poet.
Situated on the banks of the Rivers Avon and Nadder, it is a favourite venue for those taking in the delights of Salisbury and surrounding Wiltshire.
Standing on the grassy ramparts of Eggardon Hill Fort, the medieval house and its outbuildings are almost the only buildings visible for miles around.
A working farm and equestrian yard off the beaten track in beautiful Wiltshire countryside. Just 15 minutes from the World Heritage City of Bath.
Elegant welcoming Georgian Townhouse with modern, comfortable rooms where we pride ourselves on upholding the best traditions of Somerset hospitality.
Here lies the medieval 'Griffin Chequer'parts of which date back to the time of Columbus! It offers home comforts and exceptional cooking.
The Lodge is a fine, Grade II listed, Georgian (1788) villa situated in an enclosed, green landscape setting with easy access to the city centre.
In a secluded, rural situation just outside the village of Grateley, it dates from the 18thC and is a charming thatched, beamed family house.
Situated just 300 yards from the picturesque harbour, beach and golf course at West Bay. Ideal for touring the counties of Dorset, Devon and Somerset.
Previously a Victorian gentleman’s residence, it exudes charm and is committed to providing friendly service and good quality food at sensible prices.
A family home, formerly a brick and flint barn, in the beautiful Itchen Valley, minutes away from Winchester centre by car. Two-acre parkland garden.
A beautiful and charming Edwardian house in a quiet residential street in the historic Georgian City of Bath. An oasis of tranquillity and elegance.
Delightful 17th century cottage situated in a quiet country lane with two acres and beautiful views across open countryside. Only 3 miles from Lacock.
Charmin 15th century inn in one of Somerset's most prettiest villages. A natural resting place for travellers from London to further west.
A luxury hotel overlooking the Bay and nothing else, with views of the Isle of Wight. Close to the centre of town.
Quiet situation close to M5 - perfect for the business or leisure traveller. Spacious en- suite rooms, restaurant and bar and a lovely function room.
The estate extends south to the Ridgeway with spectacular views over Weymouth Bay, the Isle of Portland and the beautiful chalk downs of South Dorset.
It has comfortable accommodation in a charming village with many pretty cottages and houses. It sits amid the Levels in excellent walking country.
Offers comfortable, peaceful surroundings, wonderful views, wildlife, lovely circular walks, just a mile from the coastal footpath and the local pub!
A charming Victorian town house tastefully furnished with family antique furniture offering a friendly and relaxing atmosphere in an elegant home.
A quiet country hotel dating from the 15thC at the bottom of a hill surrounded by some of the prettiest countryside around Bath and the Cotswolds.
A traditional Country House Hotel, set in 17 acres of beautiful parkland and gardens. Boasting an award winning restaurant and luxury accommodation
Ideally and conveniently located for business and leisure at M5’s J25, on the edge of Taunton, a bustling county town dating back to Saxon Times.
The hotel is set in three and a half acres of landscaped gardens and built from locally quarried golden Ham stone.
A recently renovated single storey farm building. The suite overlooks the central courtyard of the property. We take pride in our attention to detail.
A delightful period house built in 1868, surrounded by wonderful walks in Hardy coutry. The Hardy Trail and Wessex Ridgeway run through the village.
Home Leigh nestles in peaceful surroundings in view of the Quantocks. Close to Exmoor. Ideal for walking. countryside and coastal touring.
Built 1735, it was the home of the Dowager Countess Poulett. It became an hotel in 1901 and the charm and dignity of a former age may still be felt.
Robin Hutson and Gerard Basset set up the popular Winchester Hotel du Vin & Bistro in 1994 in one of Winchester’s most important Georgian buildings.
Seafront location, stunning views of the Bay. Originally built for the Duke of Clarence as his summer residence when King George III was in Weymouth.
Built in 1623, it is set in two acres of glorious garden in one of Wiltshire’s most beautiful villages in the quietness of the lovely Nadder valley.
Grade 2 Georgian Hotel in town centre. 300years old with modern facilities. Ideally situated for many exciting attractions.
A 15th century country house in beautiful Exmoor walking country with a spacious well stocked garden overlooking wooded countryside.
In the heart of Hardy's Wessex overlooking water meadows and providing stunning views of the surrounding countryside, unspoilt and so little changed.
Built in 1794, the golden age of Bath's Georgian elegance, it was once a lodging house which one rented to enjoy this delightful World Heritage city.
Eighteenth century farmhouse with a lovely gardenin an especially charming village. Silver award.
Built in the 14thC, located on a gentle slope in Kimmeridge village, with views of Kimmeridge Bay over our farmland to the World Heritage coastline.
It is an imposing 200yr old Hotel dedicated to Henry VII, standing in the heart of the local community acting as a centrepiece of the towns square.
Comfortable listed country house in peaceful riverside setting with lovely garden. Charming well furnished south facing rooms with lots of character.
Gives a taste of farmstead life in an area of outstanding natural beauty, offering spectacular views from historic Corfe Castle to the Isle of Wight.
We are a family run farm of about 260 acres, set in a quiet pretty village, with splendid views over the Thomas Hardy's "Vale of little dairies".
An Edwardian rectory recently reopened after extensive refurbishment to a very high standard fusing modern contemporary style with country elegance.
First opened in 1888 and reputedly the oldest hotel in Bath. A Grade II listed building standing in delightful gardens with views over Georgian Bath.
One of a number of large Edwardian family houses built in the early 1900s. In a quiet conservation area overloooking Bath from its southern slopes.
A 13th Century coaching inn with many original features and gardens in a riverside location close to the city of Salisbury and its famous cathedral.
Set in the village of Bathampton, Lindisfarne is ideal for those who enjoy visiting a busy city but also appreciate relaxing in a semi-rural location.
Ideally situated near the centre of Exmoor National Park. Our beautifully appointed farmhouse is the perfect base from which to explore the Park.
Set in beautiful Wiltshire downs, just 7 miles from Salisbury. Large, elegant rooms are beautifully themed and decorated with fine period furniture.
This Victorian lodge has lovely rooms with high ceilings. It is ideal for exploring the ancient county of Wiltshire and to "get away from it all".
Large Edwardian country home set in a quiet rural location close to Wimborne town. Delightful garden and open views of the countryside.
In the 17th Century it was a large fortified farmhouse. It was converted and enlarged in 1906 into a 'William Morris arts and crafts' country house.
Lovett Farm has been worked by the family for four generations. The beautiful farmhouse offers home from home comfort and wonderful views.
A listed 18th century farmstead set in deepest Somerset dairy country with house and barns forming a secluded courtyard within organic farmland.
This old farmhouse, formerly a coaching inn, has offered hospitality to visitors over several centuries. We believe it has a very special atmosphere.
Our beautiful listed 17th century farmhouse is rated in Dorset books for its architectural interest. Come and stay with us on our 400 acre dairy farm.
A small 15th century hotel that was used in medieval times as a guest house by the Abbots of Cleve. Each bedroom is unique and exquisitely furnished.
Lydford House, built in 1860 as a Gentleman's residence, was later a vicarage. In 1920 it became a hotel, and in the 60s was a successful Country Club
With butler led service, private suites, fine dining and a new Spa, it offers contemporary style with timeless elegance and traditional values.
A beautiful Grade II house, dating to the 17th century, has many fine features and is mentioned in Nikolaus Pevner's Buildings of England, Wiltshire'.
The Victorian farmhouse on a large working farm is set in two acres of garden with magnificent views of Maiden Castle and the surrounding countryside.
Mallard Cottage is an attractive Grade II listed building, based within a five minute riverside walk of the historic heart of the city of Winchester.
Built in 1930, the house is a short walk from the town of Amesbury and offers the perfect base for walkers, cyclists, and the ever amazing Stonehenge.
A comfortable farmhouse, warm and attractively furnished on a 1,400 acre mixed farm in a quiet pretty village.
Manor Farmhouse is an attractive, spacious and comfortable home since 1885, alongside a working farm that has a private grass airstrip at its centre.
Beautiful Victorian home in 20 acre peaceful location with superb views across open country and the Axe valley. Adjacent to the Liberty walking trail.
An absolutely stunning Grade II listed home dating back to the 14thC, lovingly restored and offering heaps of space and excellent facilities.
A grade II listed former farmhouse situated in the village of Longburton , just 3 miles from the historic market town of Sherborne in Dorset.
14th century manor house, set in 365 acres of parkland, now an exclusive hotel with a 3 rosetted restaurant and a top golf course.
Built in 1867, the house is an enchanting, small establishment operated in a friendly and informal style. Located close to the heart of Georgian Bath.
Originally a 16th century farmhouse, it now has a long tradition as a country inn offering lunch and evening meals in the cosy bars.
A spacious 17th century farmhouse with a large garden and tennis court. Ideally placed for walking and cycling.
On the banks of the Beaulieu River with spectacular views. Built in the 18thC and lovingly restored it combines traditional with contemporary design.
The farm is set on the North Curry ridge between North Curry and Stoke St Gregory with the pasture lands running down onto Curry Moor and Hay Moor.
Overlooking the peaceful Kennet and Avon Canal, yet a stone’s throw from Bath’s historic treasures, it is the perfect base for business or leisure.
Over 400 years old, this fascinating house is set in delightful grounds, with award wining gardens, only one mile from the centre of Taunton.
Easy to find, yet surrounded by open countryside. There is a large garden to the rear backing onto fields and woods, which you are welcome to share.
Mill Barn B&B is a converted stone barn nestling at the foot of the Brendon Hills, situated in an idyllic and peaceful location with spectacular views
Welcome to a newly restored Georgian Mill. Next to the peaceful garden the mill stream flows under one end of the building and onto the River Brue.
A charming 18th century Hamstone guesthouse set on the edge of the village. Perfect for business or pleasure. Just 2 miles from Yeovil town centre.
Monks Rest Lodge is purpose built, set in the shady gardens of Monks Rest a few minutes walk from the town centre with its many restaurants and pubs.
Built in 1590 in the shape of an E to honour Queen Elizabeth I, it has been sympathetically converted to a hotel in the heart of the Isle of Purbeck.
An elegant Regency country house, cradled by both the Quantocks and the Blackdown Hills, noted for its inviting and friendly elegance and warmth.
The farm is near historic Muchelney Abbey and Priest's House. It is surrounded by the Somerset Levels, one of the last unspoilt wetlands in England.
Historic 16thC farmhouse, once part of the Trafalgar Estate. Beamed dining room with flagstones, four- posters, bread oven and Nelson memorabilia.
This peacefully situated, traditional working stock farm is tucked away from it all on the Southern slopes of the Brendon Hills, close to Exmoor.
A warm amd charming welcome awaits you in a relaxed, comfortable country house hotel that dates from the 15thC. The grounds extend to the riverbank.
A five storey terraced house five minutes from the centre of the city. Front bedrooms have a beautiful view of Bath. A large collection of paintings.
13th Century town centre hotel standing next to the medieval Abbey. Reputed to be the oldest purpose-built hotel in England.
A friendly and welcoming historic 17thC stone building, in a quiet street in the heart of the picturesque old town. Only 3 min easy walk to the sea.
Former rectory with Victorian walled garden which offers peace and tranquility. Its wood- panelled restaurant is a major feature of the hotel.
This large, elegant Victorian hotel is built of the honey-coloured stone for which the City is famous and only 10 minutes walk to the city centre.
A large and secluded sunny garden surrounds the hotel. Apple and pear trees of course. There is a lovely atmosphere and the pace is a gentle one.
The hotel re-opens in Spring 2008. The well known Le Poussin restaurant remains open.
A spacious Edwardian house near the famous Royal Crescent and Victoria Park. We are a very pleasant 7 minute walk through the park to the city centre.
A small independent hotel built in 1810 as a coaching station. It has almost two acres of garden bordered by a river yet in the centre of Wilton town.
A beautiful English house, full of character and oak beams, nestling in the stunning Wiltshire countryside, near Bath.
A country house hotel for over thirty years, it is a comfortable Jacobean Manor House built of local stone and set in Thomas Hardy's Vale of Dairies.
Share in the life of a working 400 acre family farm. A happy assortment of geese, ducks, sheep and family dogs with hens producing the breakfast eggs.
Top of the Isle of Portland with panoramic views over the harbour, home of the 2012 Olympic sailing. An ideal base for exploring the Jurassic Coast.
Well established elegant Victorian house close to centre of the Georgian market town of Blandford Forum but with the ambience of a country residence.
The hotel has been part of the city’s heritage for more than two centuries. It was originally built from Bath stone as five town houses in 1743.
We offer an extensive Breakfast Menu using fresh local produce whenever possible. There is a large car park in the farmhouse grounds for easy parking.
Combining a Country House with a Modern Hotel, nestling in expansive gardens with a large car park in the centre of Swanage yet 300 yds from the sea.
In a prime location on Southsea's seafront looking out across the Solent to the Isle of Wight. Rebuilt in 1903 in baroque style brown terracotta.
Boutique town house hotel in the centre of Georgian Bath offering the peace and privacy of home with the service from a hotel committed to excellence.
Aptly named, Quiet Corner Farm is tucked away on the fringe of Henstridge with stunning views across the Blackmore Vale to Sherborne and Shaftesbury
We are delighted that many of our guests return to enjoy the high standard of hospitality we offer. We are proud “Bath in Bloom” winners.
A privately owned inn situated 1300ft up on the Eastern edge of the Exmoor National Park. Great views to the Bristol Channel and Welsh hills beyond.
Rural and peaceful. Warm, spacious rooms. A delicious English breakfast using homemade and local produce. Excellent pub within walking distance.
This Grade II* listed 14th century house provides a peaceful setting within five acres of gardens and paddock only three miles from the New Forest.
Barn conversion by a stream at end of a lane adjacent to the Quantock Hills. Good location for touring, walking, with excellent pubs and restaurants.
Rickham House is a family farmhouse looking out onto wonderful views across Sedgemoor. We have 300 acres with beef cattle and a suckler herd of cows.
The hotel sits atop the beautiful wooded area of Alum Chine, with spectacular views across Poole Bay, a short walk from quiet, safe sandy beaches.
A beautiful, elegant, nostalgic Edwardian home of the "Upstairs Downstairs" type set in half an acre of landscaped gardens, with ornamental fishpond.
It is a haven for those looking for peace and quiet in picturesque countryside, with the rooms overlooking fields and orchards. Good pubs locally
The most impressively located luxury hotel in the magnificent City of Bath within one of the great set-piece masterpieces of European architecture.
A delightful 16thC beamed farmhouse set in landscaped gardens and orchards of about two acres. It is close to the natural areas of Exmoor.
A stylish and romantic hotel by the waters edge on the prestigious Salterns Marina in an area famous for its history and outstanding natural beauty.
Situated on the Blue Flag award-winning beach with its safe swimming, it is not possible to get closer to the famous Sandbanks Peninsular than this.
Serendipity is a comfortable bungalow overlooking the Lymply Stoke valley with a beautiful secluded garden in which wild badgers feed nightly.
Traditional 19th century farmhouse, two miles from Crewkerne.
Large historic country house believed to date partly from 12thC. Set in 55 acres on the eastern edge of Somerton, the royal town of ancient Wessex.
A grade II listed farmhouse with wonderful views, on a working farm. Our own local products used. A warm welcome assured. Ideal base for visiting.
The house is perched on the side of the beautiful Box valley. Bath in the distance is framed by majestic beech trees. Deer roam the garden!
Built in the 1720s, the inn is full of period character and charm where items of the Trust’s antiques collection mingle happily with modern comforts.
A farm of some 270 acres with a herd of beef suckler cows and a flock of breeding ewes, including Exmoor Horn Sheep. It borders open moorland.
Springfield House sits in 2 acres of well tended gardens with a Summer House and guest conservatory. It is only 10 minutes from the centre of Taunton.
St Leonards is a Victorian home set in an acre of attractive garden overlooking the Avon Valley, yet only a 15 minute walk into the City centre.
Welcome to a Grade11 listed Georgian farmhouse, offering a splendid combination of hospitality and charm that is only five minutes from town centre.
The house is listed in the Domesday Book. Once owned by Lord Burghley, chief minister to Q Elizabeth I. Rebuilt in 1840, now completely refurbished.
Built when smuggling was rife, the hotel has seen its fair share of adventures. Now offering a sumptuous, cosmopolitan and stylish welcome.
Beautiful Grade 2 listed building dating back to the 12thC. Was then known as Mansion House and was part of the Deanery. Surrounded by pastureland.
16th century former farmhouse well placed near the coast between Exmoor and the Quantocks. Ideal for fishing, cycling and golf.
Stilegate prides itself on a first class location with panoramic views of Exmoor National Park and coastline with heathland and ancient forests.
The 1960s property has been greatly renovated and extended. The gardens extend to nearly 3 acres, part of which is a protected wild flower meadow.
A Victorian mansion in eleven acres of mature and beautifully nurtured, wooded grounds. This Dorset country house hotel exudes calm and tranquillity.
This handsome18th century stone barn is set in some of the most picturesque of Dorset's countryside, in the delightful hamlet of North Wootton.
An 18thC lodge tucked away down a winding lane off the market square in the heart of Dorset’s Blackmoor Vale. Beautiful countryside on the doorstep.
A luxurious country retreat for more than two hundred years with four acres of private gardens and spa facilities. A landscape of wandering footpaths.
A 17thC country cottage with views over the Exmoor countryside. It has a central postion in this highest moorland village on Exmoor.
Set in 40 acres, 16th century Tarr Farm Inn nestles just above Tarr Steps on the River Barle. Set in a beautiful wooded valley below open moorland.
Prominently set in 7 acres of beautifully tended gardens & meadow park with great views of the countryside, the hotel is close to the city centre.
Thatch is a large, octagonal, thatched cottage, beautifully kept and furnished to a very high standard, on one of the main roads into Lyme Regis.
Set amid East Dorset heathland and beautiful scenery, the village is named by a wooden cross on a tall tripod used as a direction beacon to travellers
A lovely quality old stone-built 16thC coaching inn that Thomas Hardy called 'The Sow & Acorn' in 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles' boasts worthy history.
An attractive stone house set in a lovely old walled garden. It is tucked away from the road in the charming conservation village of Sandford Orcas.
Built as a gentleman's residence, now a Grade II listed building, the views across Christchurch Harbour make it one of the finest Hotels in Dorset.
A small, tranquil, luxury hotel with several rooms with four- poster beds and spa baths. Walled gardens overlooking Bath Abbey.
A 16thC Coaching Inn that used to brew its own beer in what is now the beautiful restaurant. An ideal base to enjoy all the attractions of Salisbury.
A delightful 18th Century farmhouse in local stone which has been sympathetically restored. A retreat from the City of Bath yet only 15 minutes away.
Just a gentle stroll from the world heritage cities stunning attractions, this independent hotel has 22 exquisite bedrooms with every home comfort.
Village centre coaching inn with its own 3 acre gardens. Gourmet food, fine wines, real ales. Specialises in country sports. Visiting dogs welcome.
Sitting next to the River Avon this country house has been created from an 18th Century dovecot and period farm buildings around a charming courtyard.
A family run business, the house dates from 1902 and has been beautifully refurbished and decorated, carefully preserving all original features.
Set in a peaceful and picturesque village in the heart of the Cotswolds Water Parks and close to the River Thames. It is an ideal base for exploring
Set in the Georgian city centre and made from Bath stone, it dates from 1728. Many past reminders are combined with excellent modern facilities.
Shaftesbury is close to the Dorset/Wiltshire border and between Somerset and Hampshire. It is Dorset’s highest town and one of the oldest in England.
The Grange is a glorious country house built 200 years ago of stone from the Purbeck Hills. It is situated within its own beautiful formal gardens.
Once an 18th century farmhouse, it is now a secluded and comfortable country hotel offering the finest standards with a warm and friendly atmosphere.
Georgian House Hotel near the City Centre hat has built itself a reputation for serving excellent cuisine.
Originally built in the 1800s, it was converted to a large family home in the 1970s and remodelled in 2001 to provide high standard accommodation.
Unique and luxurious guest house in this imposing Gothic Victorian courthouse near Bath. Modern style and facilities complement the historic setting.
Beautifully located by the River Avon, the gardens run alongside the river and there are delightful views over the countryside surrounding the hotel.
This beautiful building dates back to medieval times and offers guests a delightful place to stay. Also home to the famed Moody Goose restaurant.
A superb example of a delightful Victorian family home set in it's own grounds with a croquet lawn. On the edge of the medieval village of Lacock.
Victorian rectory in quiet street, a short walk from the heart of Salisbury and convenient for all attractions. Warm, welcoming atmosphere.
An award winning small private hote/b&b, ideally suited for guests wanting peace and quiet in luxurious surroundings and typical English gardens.
Listed Victorian Gothic building elegantly furnished with antiques and set in 3.5 acres of beautiful grounds.
Elegant surroundings in a Georgian Town House built by John Wood in the 1740's. 1 minute to the Roman Baths. Home of the city centre Lambrettas Bar.
