This attractive, Grade II listed building sits in large pleasant gardens on the periphery of Coventry and is a convenient base from which to explore the West Midlands.

This classic old coaching inn offers a warm welcome, friendly staff, and a cosy retreat from bustling Birmingham and a perfect base from which to explore Warwickshire.

Originally built as a farmhouse in 1672, The Fieldhead Hotel sits on the edge of the Charnwood Forest in the leafy Leicestershire countryside.

The former coaching inn, The Greswolde Arms is now a beautifully renovated hotel brimming with charm and character which is ideal for exploring the beautiful county of Warwickshire.

Ventura Retail Park is around a 10-minute walk away, as is 11th-century Tamworth Castle in the historic town centre. Drayton Manor, also known as Thomasland is a 10 minute drive away.

Nestled between Europe’s busiest exhibition centre, the NEC, and Birmingham International Airport, ibis Styles Birmingham NEC and Airport Hotel is a centrally located property.

Tamworth is a unique town with so much to see and do from the UK's first indoor ski slope to one of the oldest intact motte and bailey castles.

One of the most tranquil hotels in York, set in 6 acres of private grounds on the outskirts of the historic walled city and the banks of the River Ouse.

At Mercure Sheffield Parkway Hotel, you'll find a convenient location, comfort and style, located just 4 miles from the City Centre, it provides an ideal base for sightseeing.

The Millers Hotel sits in the sleepy Leicestershire village of Sibson. It’s a delightful rural setting, and also makes a great base for exploring this fascinating county.

Boasting old beams and an idyllic location beside the tranquil River Sowe, this former watermill dates back to at least the 16th century.

The Pen & Parchment is a well-known landmark since the days of it's most famous resident, William Shakespeare. Now lovingly refurbished, blending traditional with the latest décor.

This charmingly updated vintage farmhouse has been offering great views across the historic River Trent since 1861.

The impressive Rothley Court Hotel welcomes you with a sweeping driveway. It’s the perfect place to enjoy the beautiful Leicestershire countryside.

Set in the old market town of Alton, it’s well known for visits from famous local residents down the years, including author Jane Austen and naturalist Gilbert White.