The Bluebell Hotel is located close to the centre of Middlesbrough and their staff are well recognised for their friendly and welcoming nature.

The Cross Keys is an 18th-century coaching inn, located in the pretty market town of Knutsford. The town boasts of a large number of eateries, boutiques, antique shops and galleries.

The George Inn is situated next to the stunning 11th-century Selby Abbey right in the heart of the market town of Selby, North Yorkshire.

Whether it's just a pit stop or you've time to stop and explore, you'll find a warm welcome at The Mount Hotel.

The Old Swan Inn, a coaching inn dating back to the sixteenth century, is located in the large and characterful village of Gargrave which is situated in the Craven district of North Yorkshire.

Popular points of interest near The Oxnoble include John Rylands Library, Spinningfields for dining and shopping, and the Museum of Science and Industry.

The Royal Oak Hotel is a great spot in the heart of Bromborough - an excellent location for visiting Chester, Liverpool and New Brighton.

Kirkby Lonsdale is a picturesque market town full of 17th and 18th-century buildings with independent shops, atmospheric pubs and excellent accommodation.

Set in Whitby and within 700 metres of Whitby Beach, this coastal town has something special, and very popular with visitors to Yorkshire’s Coast.

The Stork Hotel is a delightful, 17th century, English Country Hotel situated in the picturesque hamlet of Conder Green and its surroundings offer plenty of exciting and interesting sights.

In a peaceful spot on the River Mersey, close to the award-winning Warrington Museum and Art Gallery. The Waterside is handy for all the town centre shops, bars and restaurants.

Ye Olde Red Lion is a traditional English pub and restaurant with en-suite accommodation. They are situated in the rural village of Holme-on-Spalding-Moor.