Category: Pub of the Month

The Old Manse Hotel is a Cotswold-stone country inn that dates from 1748. Brimming with character and charm, it is set in the picture-postcard village of Bourton-on-the-Water, regularly voted one of the prettiest villages in England. With its fabulous setting, lovely terrace and views of the gentle River Windrush, The Old Manse is a truly lovely place to get away from it all. There are 15 comfy en-suite bedrooms, all with up-to-date décor and everything you need for a relaxing stay. After a long day sight-seeing you’ll find cosy beds, fluffy towels and crisp linen ready to welcome you for a good night’s sleep.

The Millstone is a 17th-century coaching inn set at the foot of the serene Ribble Valley in Lancashire. Well-known throughout the Ribble Valley area as one of the best places to stay in Lancashire, we provide an enchanting experience, whether you’re here for a week of adventure, a hearty meal, or a pint of award-winning Thwaites ale.

Leicester – stately, refined and steeped in history, the impressive Rothley Court Hotel welcomes you with a sweeping driveway. One of our outstanding properties, it’s the perfect place to enjoy the beautiful Leicestershire countryside.  Everything about 16th century Rothley Court is elegantly English.

Set in 10 acres of fabulous grounds and boasting it’s own medieval chapel, it offers a warm welcome, friendly staff, and 30 characterful bedrooms. The rooms each have their own individual style and features that all offer a restful night’s sleep in our comfy beds. At The Rothley Court Hotel nothing is too much trouble.

Punch & Judy, built 1787, is named after the famous Punch & Judy puppet shows performed for the children of the flower sellers. If you admire our original stonework for long enough, you may hear the raucous laugher of a thousand ghosts enjoying the grandeur and splendour of the Covent Garden Piazza we overlook.

Why not treat yourself to a trip to the Isle of Wight? The Crab is a beautiful thatched pub in the heart of the old village of Shanklin serving a wide variety of food all day every day.

Edinburgh’s hidden gem! Traditional oyster bar and restaurant serving fine food and a great selection of continental lagers, beers and local ales.

We’re proud of our history without being complacent and we love to see a happy customer. We’ve always focused on making our pub unique and we are sure you will notice. So pull up a seat, take a tour round our pub and discover what sets us apart from the rest. 

The Red Lion is a place where you can stop for a while, eat delicious food and drink and soak up the home away from home atmosphere. Set in the beautiful village of Grantchester, our picture-perfect, thatch-roofed pub is a 2-minute walk from The Grantchester Meadows and a lovely 20-minute stroll along The Cam from Cambridge. 

The Butlers Arms is a proper family business focused on true hospitality by delivering a warm welcome, great drinks and super food. 

A grand Edwardian Hotel, brimming with character with a chic, modern magic. Set in a beautiful spot overlooking the River Stour, our Hotel has lots of period features including large fireplaces, high ceilings and beautiful windows. Recently refurbished, we offer a vibrant bar and dining area with an alfresco terrace, spacious, well-appointed bedrooms, and lovely spaces to sit and relax.

The Anglesea Arms is found on Selwood Terrace in South Kensington, where Charles Dickens once resided at no. 11. The site was originally a market garden and nursery dating back to 1712. A beautiful traditional pub that feels older than it looks with warranted reputation for its excellent food and drink offering.

In 2019 the Anglesea Arms was awarded 1 AA Rosette for culinary excellence

We are very happy for people to bring in dogs to the pub, but in our restaurant we run on a strict no dog policy. The Anglesea arms is an over 21’s premises.