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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 .  

The George and Dragon, Swallowfield is a traditional, relaxed country pub with warm earthy tones, open fires, natural wood and exposed beams. Enjoy the beautiful Berkshire countryside views from our garden. Our accomplished Head Chef Philip Spurgeon insists on using local produce wherever possible and never knowingly includes GM products. Well behaved dogs are welcome in the bar area. The George & Dragon dates back to the 17th Century and is a Grade 2 Listed Building, it has served many purposes over the years – once being a coach house around the turn of the 20th Century, then a drinking hole and on to its current guise as a gastro-pub for the last 20 years under the ownership of Paul Dailey.

We are a popular Guernsey bar and restaurant serving drinks and food, live sport and an outside beer garden. We offer a relaxing and friendly atmosphere; ideal for post-work drinks or a bite to eat. Our food is stylish and contemporary, showcasing local produce at great prices. Our menus offer local favourites such as gourmet burgers and homemade pizzas.

Lakeland Inns is, a family business based in beautiful South Lakeland, just a stone’s throw away from the Lake District. The company runs three pubs in the area, along with a small, award winning microbrewery This role is for the newest addition to the Lakeland Inns group. The pub name has not yet been released. The Sun Inn, Ulverston, has an enviable reputation for its amazing burgers, beautiful floral displays during the summer and for showing all of the UK’s top sporting fixtures. It is a must visit venue and has a great beer garden at the back. The Commodore in Grange-over-Sands commands magnificent views over Morecambe Bay and serves mouth-watering food which customers can enjoy on the terrace, in the beer garden or in the pub’s cosy interior. The Black Cock Inn is a charming village pub run by a resident couple from whom great food and a warm welcome are guaranteed. It has become known locally for its fine fayre and great beers. Stringers Beer Lakeland Inns creates its own beers and ales from its 100% renewably powered brewhouse in Ulverston. The beers are sold in all Lakeland Inns pubs under the Stringers Brewery brand, and are also available at pubs across the north west.

Spectacular Location Set amidst the lake districts most dramatic fells in the picturesque langdale valley The New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel nestles beneath the langdale pikes and pavey ark. The hotel sits in 6 acres of mature gardens and pastures. The hotel is of historical interest being built on a medieval settlement and it enjoys the most breathtaking views of langdale at every point of the compass. The New Dungeon Ghyll hotel is a family owned and run hotel ,with a passion for friendly and quality service. We offer excellent accommodation with a choice of 4 poster, superior, standard and family rooms all in a stunning location and each boasting the most fantastic view.

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).

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.

Located in the Channel Islands on the island of Guernsey, Randalls of Guernsey has been operating for 150 years. We have a brewery, distillery and are suppliers to many of the restaurants and bars on the islands. Our set of managed houses is ever expanding and we now have 7 different sites. More information is available on our website

 The Highgate Inn is located three minutes walk from Highgate Tube Station, formerly known as Rose Ale House. It is best described as a country pub in the heart of London. Current owner, Denis O'Neill reopened the Highgate Inn in August 2004, following a major refurbishment. While keeping most of the old-fashioned features such as the fireplace and wooden beams to maintain a warm and cosy atmosphere, modern touches were introduced to make sure the pub is not completely lost in time. Able to seat more than 60 people, a juke box with over 30 thousand tracks, Sky Sports; Wi-fi, a private area available for that special occasion, fully decorated, free of charge - this is what the Highgate Inn has to offer. This makes the Highgate Inn the perfect place for a great night out or a spot to retreat from the stress of everyday life.

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.

Unchanging pretty 17th-c cottage with long-serving landlord; small black-beamed bar, plain seats around elm pub tables, piano squashed into big inglenook beside black kitchen range packed with copper pots, kettles and rack of old guns, little country dining room with pheasant décor, 

Hotel restaurants and  pub located in a small fishing village in the remote but beautiful north west coast of Scotland