24 Companies

Argyll Holidays is the market-leading holiday park company in Scotland with 8 holiday parks of premium lodges and caravans and 2 idyllic hotels, each set within the most picturesque locations in the country. With over 50,000 people holidaying with us every year, many year-on-year, and over 1300 lodge and caravan owners, our brand represents an all-round holiday experience across the generations, whether for family fun or quiet tranquillity. As a team, our people are customer-orientated and quality-led. Our aim? To create holiday memories that will last a lifetime.

A small but diverse group of acclaimed South West-of-England hospitality businesses that bring the finest of traditional English conviviality to venues and locations of outstanding natural and physical beauty

King Arthur's Arms Inn We are a family friendly Inn / public house, offering 4 star bed and breakfast accommodation in the heart of Tintagel Village .  

Our Human Resources Recruitment and Support Services agency is the first of its kind to be exclusively dedicated to the Isles of Scilly. A specific environment requires a specific response. That is why we, as specialists in the field, can offer tailored HR solutions to the various professionals in the archipelago. Looking for staff to complete your team? Looking for a job in an exceptional environment? Please do not hesitate, contact us directly to establish a first contact! The "Five Islands Recruitment" team.

Family owned and run, The Galley of Lorne Inn is one of the highest rated Inns on Tripadvisor for the Argyll area. Located just 2 hours drive from Scotland's central belt, base yourself here for a romantic break, an adventure holiday or just a relaxing escape from life's everyday hustle and bustle. Our 7 well appointed and comfortable bedrooms make the perfect retreat to relax and unwind in. Head to bed after a wonderful day's adventure and a delicious meal and lay your head down for a fantastic night's sleep The only thing more stunning that the wonderful food & drink we offer is the view from our Lochview Restaurant! Panoramic floor to ceiling windows allow a wall of light with uninterrupted views over Loch Craignish Fresh local seafood delivered within hours of being caught, Argyll beef, venison and lamb. Highland gamebirds and vegetables, soft fruits and salads from our own polytunnel come together to create our delicious menus. Washed down with a pint of real ale or a connoisseur wine or whisky and you could be forgiven for not wanting to leave

Welcome to Glen Rothay A real Lake District gem - a great value country B&B on one side and an historic 400 year old inn on the other. The best walks in the Lake District start right from our doorstep, or just relax in this famous old building and enjoy the good food, real ales and open fires. Our staff are friendly and helpful and play a big part in making the Glen Rothay a really unique place to stay - just have a look at our guestbook, full of comments from guests who return again and again.

Situated in stunning heathland at the heart of the Isle of Purbeck, the Halfway Inn is the meet point between the historic market town of Wareham, and William the Conqueror’s Corfe Castle. The Halfway Inn is well known for its warm, dog-friendly hospitality and quality fresh food offer. The pub itself dates back to the 16th century and was originally used as a thatched-roof-farmhouse. Several original features remain including wattle and daub walls and flagstone floors. The Halfway continues to ooze character with log burning fires, a spacious garden room and traditional Dorset ales on tap. This rural gem must be visited to truly be appreciated – we warmly welcome you!  

A warm welcome awaits you at this well-established hotel, which has been family owned and run for over 100 years. Situated in Tarbert, the hotel is the ideal base from which to make day tours of Harris, Lewis and even the Uists to the south. Alternatively Tarbert serves as an essential stopping-off point on your journey through the Outer Hebridean archipelago. We offer traditional island hospitality, superb food and a relaxing atmosphere, and however brief your visit, whether on business or on holiday, at Harris Hotel you will be assured of an enjoyable and memorable stay. Whatever your interest, be it photography, ornithology, geology, archeology, history, general outdoor pursuits, or just the chance to unwind in comfortable and peaceful surroundings, the Isle of Harris has something to offer every visitor, with the ability to inspire dreams, charge passions and enliven your senses! The memory of one visit to these magical islands will undoubtedly stay with you forever, but it is unlikely that one visit will be enough

Lake District Hotels Ltd  are a distinctive collection of six family-owned and run, award winning hotels situated in the most beautiful parts of the northern Lake District. From 4-star luxury hotels on the shores of Ullswater and Derwentwater, to a traditional coaching inn and hotels in the town centre of Keswick - our Lake District hotels are recognised for the warmth of their welcome, unrivalled personal attention and excellent service.

Welcome to the Bulls Head in the small market town of Milnthorpe, situated in a beautiful area & within easy reach of the centre of the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. The Bulls Head is a traditional pub offering five well appointed and comfortable letting rooms. These include two family rooms, twin rooms and single rooms all with en-suite WC & shower. Every room has TV, tea and coffee making facilities as well as free WiFi. Enjoy traditional ale and fine wines in the cosy bar with open fires in the winter months, finish your stay with a full English Breakfast. Set in a beautiful area on the doorstep of Dallam Deer Park where you can enjoy scenic walks . Visit the Fairy Steps, Levens Hall and their gardens, Sizergh Castl , Wild Life Oasis Park and Leighton Moss RSPB Reserve all within six miles. Take a walk along Arnside promenade and have a look in the gift shops or take a train to Grange Over Sands, the Market Town of Ulverston home to Laurel and Hardy Museum and statue. The Bulls Head is also ideally situated to visit Kendal, the centre of The Lake District ,The North Yorkshire Dales and The Morecambe Bay Area.

The Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel lies in the Great Langdale valley, this extended inn has welcomed fell walkers and climbers for more than 300 years. Run by Jane and Neil Walmsley for the National Trust, it has comfortable, country-style bedrooms, open fires, a drying room all set in an acre of garden. Alas no televisions. Accommodation at the Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel comprises twelve bedrooms, six ­having en-suite shower facilities, while an abundance of hot water supplies our ­bathrooms for a well earned soak. Each room has its own individual character, as you can ­imagine for a 300 years old hotel whilst ­maintaining the comforts you require to relax and unwind, not forgetting the stunning Lake District panorama that you wake up to. The lively Hikers’ Bar (old cow stalls), open to non-residents, has real ales and occasional open-mic nights and live music most Wednesday evenings(Acoustic music only).

Owned by the Fletcher-Brewer family for 72 years, Porth Tocyn is a 17-bedroom Country House Hotel with a 2 Rosette restaurant. It also has a beautiful self-catering cottage and a cosy shepherds hut for glamping within its grounds. All of this is set in 25 acres of farmland just 2 miles beyond the popular village of Abersoch. The hotel itself is furnished with characterful antiques and wonderful fabrics, it has an outdoor heated swimming pool, tennis court and breath-taking views across Cardigan Bay to Snowdonia. You can find the hotel in the Good Hotel Guide, Welsh Rarebits’ Hotels of Distinction and Historic Hotels of Europe. The restaurant has been mentioned in Good Food Guide continuously for over 60 years; longer than any other restaurant outside of London.

Welcome to the Queens Head Since the early 17th Century The Queen’s Head Inn has been welcoming weary travellers and visitors to the village of Hawkshead. Some things don’t change, whether you want to drink, dine or unwind, you will find The Queen’s Head the perfect base to explore the beautiful South Lakes of Cumbria and beyond. We have thirteen comfortable guest rooms all with private bathrooms and all individually styled and furnished.  Free Wi-Fi is available for all our guests. Our restaurant, awarded an AA rosette, has a menu to suit all tastes. Each dish is devised and perfected by our kitchen team and is designed to utilise local ingredients from local suppliers. Whether it’s a light lunch or an evening meal, The Queen’s Head offers a warm welcome and good food to those in search of a relaxed and traditionally English environment.

The Sun at Coniston is a pub, diner and four-star Inn. With an excellent location beneath the mountain of Coniston old man, the Sun Inn overlooks the picturesque village of Coniston. At the centre of the Sun Inn is an excellent pub with lots of character including stone walls, oak beams and a bar made from local slate. The public has a Victorian range that heats the water and adds to the traditional atmosphere. Donald Campbell is honoured in the newly built Boat Room which shows the Sun’s association with Donald Campbell and his attempts to break the speed record on Lake Coniston. This Sun Inn has been a fixture in the Coniston for over 400 years, located at the beginning of the packhorse trails to the Western Lake District. The public remains a real traditional classical Lake District Inn of outstanding quality. With an aspect above the village of Coniston the hotel was extended around 100 years ago when the railway bought in new tourists eager to sample the delights of  Lakeland. Although the railway left the village in 1963, the Sun remains with its great restaurant, informal atmosphere and comfortable rooms.

The Britannia Inn is nestled in the breathtaking Langdale Valley at the heart of the English Lake District. Pub accommodation at the Britannia Inn is comfortable and clean, with scenic views and delicious rustic seasonal pub dining, serving breakfast, lunch and supper. We have two individual bar areas for day visitors and comfortable rooms for tired travellers. Make the most of the pub's open fire and cosy nooks during those long Lake District winter evenings, and spill out into the garden for some stunning alfresco dining under the summer sun. The Britannia Inn really is a pub for all seasons. Pop in for a pint of real ale and a quick lunch, or stay for a few days and enjoy our outstanding Elterwater location. As a Lake District pub offering accommodation, our hospitality is second-to-none. Our website has lots of information about the local area, activities and events, from walking in the Lakes to the Britannia Inn Beer Festival - our celebration of award winning real ales. In every direction, there are glorious rambling routes, and views and mountain bike trails to explore.

The Old Ship Hotel Padstow Padstow is really worth a visit: a small fishing harbour town, overlooking the stunning Camel estuary Padstow is surrounded by atmospheric cliffs, amazing golden beaches and turquoise seas. While you’re here, visit the famous Old Ship Hotel.

The Swan is  a traditional English pub set in the heart of the picturesque village of Wilton.  

Welcome to the world-famous Wasdale Head Inn - the birthplace of climbing - dramatically surrounded by England's tallest mountains, making it the finest base for walking and climbing. The Inn is situated at the head of remote and unspoiled Wasdale, and if you are seeking the superlative this is where you will find it. England's highest mountain, the deepest lake, the smallest Church, and the original world's biggest liar can all be found in this tranquil corner of the Lake District. The Inn is managed by Gillian Race on behalf of the owners, Nigel and Lesley Burton.

The White Bear is a charming Grade II listed country inn dating back to the 16th century nestling between two farms in the tiny hamlet of Fickleshole, near Warlingham in Surrey. Located just five minutes away from Biggin Hill Airport and seven miles from central Croydon, The White Bear is a hidden gem known locally for its good food, real ales and tranquil rural surroundings. In the winter, we have three roaring log fires and candlelit tables, and in the summer you can soak up the sunshine in our large garden and terrace. We're perfectly situated at the heart of the North Downs for the many walkers, cyclists and horse riders who visit us, and there's a spacious car park too – so there's no excuse not to visit us. We look forward to seeing you soon.

The White Rose Hotel and Restaurant in the north Yorkshire Dales, formerly a 19th century residence, has been carefully and sympathetically refurbished to create a family-run hotel in the heart of Askrigg in Wensleydale, the location for many of BBC Televisions James Herriots All Creatures Great and Small series. Here we provide excellent bed and breakfast, holiday accommodation plus a la carte restaurant meals and bar meals. We also provide for Functions, Wedding Receptions and Private Parties. Askrigg  is a popular starting point for walkers. There are many circular walks, some taking in Mill Gill and Whitfield Force, the local waterfalls. It is also a convenient touring base for the  Yorkshire Dales  and the southern part of the Lake District. A day trip to York or the North York Moors  National Park  and Yorkshires Heritage Coast is also quite convenient with good road communications

12 bedroom rural hotel and pub in the beautiful surroundings of Loch Ness, the Whitebridge Hotel has a reputation for quality pub food as well as hosting a range of functions.  The menu is a simple pub menu with an emphasis on quality and fresh, local produce.