The Black Swan
Helmsley, North Yorkshire
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Milsoms Kesgrave Hall
Suffolk
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La Talbooth
Essex
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| Nestling on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, within easy reach of York and Harrogate. Guests come here for a variety of reasons – romantic interludes, great food, boutique shopping, walking and not forgetting the award-winning Tearoom & Patisserie, serving Paddy and Scott’s signature coffee! |
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Milsoms Kesgrave Hall - a Grade II listed Georgian mansion transformed into a contemporary gastro bar. Situated in over 38 acres of park and woodland, Milsoms Kesgrave Hall is a perfect base for exploring the Suffolk Heritage coast and the surrounding towns and villages. |
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Originally Le Talbooth was founded by late owner Gerald Milsom's parents, but now it is run by the third generation of the Milsom family, and Gerald's son Paul is in charge. However, with over fifty years of running the hotel the family is extremely well established and the sheer polish and calm professionalism is evident at every turn. |
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Rudding Park
Harrogate, North Yorkshire
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The Salt House Hotel
Ipswich, Suffolk
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The Angel Hotel
Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
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| Rudding Park's unique appeal is its location. Set in 300 acres of outstanding Yorkshire countryside, consistent development and investment have transformed the Grade I listed country house and estate into an unrivalled hotel, golf and conference venue voted 12th most luxurious hotel in the world at the Trip Advisors travellers choice awards 2008 |
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With a unique historic setting, this privately-owned hotel is a splendid ‘must stay’ destination, with an attractive fusion of hassle-free hospitality, chic interiors and modern cuisine. Soaring 7 storeys high, the hotel’s 43 luxury bedrooms have a stunning outlook over the marina. Enjoy the enviable waterside location of Neptune Marina, and admire the hotel’s own contemporary art collection |
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The Angel is a beautiful historic coaching inn dating back to 1452, situated in the centre of Bury St Edmunds opposite the Abbey. For over 400 years royal visitors, actors and writers have stayed at The Angel. Charles Dickens wrote part of the Pickwick Papers whilst in residence. Recently awarded best large Hotel in the East Anglian tourist awards |
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The Blue Lion
East Witton, North Yorkshire
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The White Swan
Middleham, North Yorkshire
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Alimentum
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
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| The Blue Lion started life in the 18th century as a coaching inn on the drovers’ road into Wensleydale, and it has twinkled benevolently down over East Witton’s enormous village green ever since. When you drive up, it looks every inch a belt-and-braces Yorkshire Dales local, but nowhere does a better job of melding authentic country-pub cosiness with star-quality food and service. |
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The purchase of the town's old Post Office has enabled owners Paul and Helen Klein to create a 60-cover brasserie and five new bedrooms, making 17 in all. Overlooking the town's picturesque market square and boasting lovely rural views, The White Swan is now a premier town house hotel with superb facilities and amazing food. |
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Combining the best of chic city dining with strong ethical values, this Cambridge restaurant offers an elegant dining experience not to be forgotten. In 2008, Alimentum received the prestigious AA 3 Rosette Award and an Innovation Award from the RSPCA which praised its ethical principles and use of organic meat. With a bold interior featuring parquet floors and vibrant red accents and of course great coffee! |
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