Unique Places To Stay - England

Rolling countryside, market towns, historic estates, family attractions, Chiltern Hills walks, riverside scenery & easy London access

Royal heritage, riverside towns, Windsor Castle, Thames Path walks, racecourses, parks, and a mix of historic landmarks and everyday life

Chiltern Hills countryside, market towns, woodland walks, historic houses, family attractions, riverside spots, and easy access to open green space

Historic Cambridge colleges, punting on the River Cam, fenland landscapes, cycling routes, nature reserves, waterways, and wide open skies

Roman city of Chester, timber-framed streets, countryside, canals, market towns, farmland, food heritage and a mixture of culture & outdoor space

Coastal cliffs, sandy beaches, fishing villages, surf spots, coastal paths, historic harbours, and a strong connection to the sea and landscape

Durham Cathedral, historic city streets, rugged coastline, open countryside, castles, heritage sites, and a strong sense of northern history

Lakes, fells, walking routes, market towns, stone villages, literary links, changing weather, and landscapes shaped by water and time

Peak District hills, limestone valleys, walking trails, market towns, historic houses, caves, and a landscape shaped by industry and farming

Sandy beaches, rugged coastlines, moorland, seaside towns, coastal paths, estuaries, and a mix of rural life and time by the sea

Jurassic Coast cliffs, fossil beaches, rolling countryside, harbours, market towns, coastal paths, and landscapes shaped by geology and time

Coastline, estuaries, seaside towns, market villages, marshes, historic houses, and a mix of rural landscapes and London connections

Cotswold villages, rolling hills, market towns, woodland, rivers, historic estates, and countryside shaped by farming and long-standing traditions

New Forest landscapes, coastline, harbours, market towns, walking routes, maritime history, and a balance of countryside and coastal life

Rural landscapes, orchards, market towns, quiet lanes, river valleys, historic churches, and a slower pace shaped by farming and tradition

Country parks, historic houses, market towns, woodland, commuter links, film locations, and accessible countryside close to London

Coastal paths, sandy beaches, cliffs, seaside towns, sailing waters, historic sites, and an island pace shaped by the sea

Garden landscapes, historic castles, coastline, market towns, vineyards, orchards, and a mix of countryside, heritage, and coastal scenery

Industrial heritage, countryside, market towns, coastline, canals, moorland, food culture, and a landscape shaped by history and change

Market towns, countryside, canals, historic sites, parkland, rural villages, and a central location shaped by farming and industry

Wide skies, farmland, market towns, coastline, fens, waterways, historic churches, and a landscape defined by space and openness

Broads waterways, sandy beaches, big skies, market towns, nature reserves, windmills, and a landscape made for cycling, walking & touring

Castles, rugged coastline, dark skies, national park landscapes, historic sites, open countryside, and a strong sense of space and history

Sherwood Forest, market towns, woodland, historic estates, canals, industrial heritage, and landscapes linked to legend and rural life

Historic Oxford colleges, riverside walks, market towns, countryside, villages, cultural sites, and a mix of academic life and rural calm
 

Rutland Water, villages, market towns, cycling routes, open countryside, nature reserves, and a compact county with a slower pace

Hills, market towns, historic sites, walking trails, river valleys, castles, and countryside that feels quiet and largely untouched

Rolling hills, moorland, coastline, historic towns, cider orchards, walking routes, and a blend of rural life and heritage

Cannock Chase, countryside, market towns, canals, industrial heritage, gardens, and family attractions with space to explore outdoors

Coastline, heathland, market towns, villages, nature reserves, estuaries, slow paced days & countryside pubs

 Hills, woodland, walking routes, market towns, gardens, country estates, and accessible countryside within easy reach of London

Known for its long stretches of coastline and large expanses of countryside, Sussex has something to offer every type of visitor.

Historic towns, castles, countryside, rivers, literary connections, market squares, and places linked to England’s past and culture

Stone circles, chalk landscapes, market towns, historic sites, walking routes, open countryside, and well-known landmarks across rural settings

Malvern Hills, market towns, riverside walks, orchards, historic buildings, countryside, local produce, and a relaxed mix of rural life and heritage

National parks, moorland, coastline, historic cities, market towns, abbey ruins, walking routes, and welcoming communities