David and Gillian, adept hosts at The Inn at Welland, have created a muted, contemporary space...
On the banks the River Alde, this vast complex of old Victorian maltings looks out over a...
With lawn games to borrow in the porch, flourishing gardens and a barrow selling veg and cut...
A bastion of traditional farming, the fields around Limes Farm supply the shop and tearoom with...
Tebay sits amid the bracken-dabbled Cumbrian hills: the mothership of good motorway services. The...
The close connection to wildlife is what attracted gardeners Emma and Stephen to start a plant...
Elveden is the former home of the Maharajah Duleep Singh and the current home of the Guinness...
The March Hare, smart behind a charcoal grey shopfront on Market Rasen’s high street, is lively...
Landlords Simon and Mike abandoned their high-flying management jobs in banking to take on the...
This magnificent house on the edge of the Lake District (the ancient family home of Lord and Lady...
This cosy gastro pub in picturesque Long Whatton is a great spot for dinner or a fly-by coffee...
One of the new wave of services, Hog & Hedge is a breath of fresh air. Swing off the A30 on...
This attractive townhouse hotel stands yards from the gates of the Burghley estate. Inside,...
This cosy deli is a proper treat just seconds from the main road. It’s located in the intriguing...
Blasus is a Carmarthen institution for cheese connoisseurs and oenophiles. The word means...
A lovely old pub in a village wedged in a valley at the edge of Cardiff, the Kings Arms is a...
Monks Yard has settled very comfortably into its peaceful new premises in the grounds of...
The Lime Kiln Kitchen, with its deck overlooking the Kilverstone Estate's parklands, is within...
A plant lover’s paradise. The Duchy of Cornwall Nursery has nested in a former slate quarry, a...
* Tea at Tapps now has lovely new owners and is called Tapps Café. Do visit their website (link...
The flat whites at The Hall, an inauspicious looking 1930’s Art Deco parish hall, have been...
Pull in here if you’re hankering after a hot chocolate on your way through Scotland. Iain Burnett...
Castle Combe is criminally pretty, which is why it’s awash with tour groups and selfie sticks....
The Green Dragon bustles with customers day round, a sure sign that Jay brothers Adam and...
Skirt the tulip and sunflower field at the entrance to Alison and Ian’s working farm to find this...
If heading east along the M2 bound for Canterbury, Margate or a ferry from Dover, divert at...
'To give up on gilded tea sets is to give up on life' could well be the motto of this delightful...
Backed by the gorse-strewn slopes of the Ochil Hills and the soaring gothic tower of the Wallace...
The universe must be thanked for entangling the life paths of Maggie and Anna, two...
Hidden down a winding tree-lined track, Norpar Barns is a vision of old-country farming. Its...
Ever since the duck pond in Bredgar's village centre was restored as part of the Queen's Jubilee...
The rambling Rothiemurchus Estate covers one of the largest remaining areas of ancient...
