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While house-hunting in 1597, William Shakespeare would have known the handsome pub opposite his New Place. The Falcon was not a five-minute walk from Shakespeare’s Birthplace and across the road from Shakespeare’s Schoolroom. The world-class theatres built...

A compelling history, gastronomic genius and the prestige of staying in a historic Scottish castle: Dalhousie has it all. Located just 8 miles south of Edinburgh, Dalhousie Castle is easily accessed using public transport, making...

The latest edition of The Good Hotel Guide includes some exciting new entries, from great gastropubs and smart B&Bs to old favourites in new guises. Here is the editor’s pick of the best hotel...

Visiting The Manor Country House Hotel is like walking into a National Trust property where you can touch the furniture Shop – then drop Grade II-listed Weston Manor dates back to the 13thcentury. Built in mellow...

This five-star hotel in the Scottish Highlands is a welcome surprise in rural Perthshire In the small village of Kinloch Rannoch, right on the village square, is this light grey stone Victorian building, which for...

From Georgian elegance to a converted chapel and a former windmill in the reed beds, The Good Hotel Guide features a great choice of places for bed and breakfast. Here the editors pick ten...

We take a trip to The Hoste, a regal inn where Admiral Lord Nelson would still feel at home If you’ve ever wondered what’s behind the front door of a lovely Georgian town house, try...

This cosy pub on the coast of Cornwall provides walkers with the perfect place to refuel as well a comfortable place to stay The coastal town of Falmouth in Cornwall, famed for its vast deep...

The medieval city of Edinburgh is one of the most atmospheric and interesting in the UK. Here, Sally Coffey looks at the very best hotels the city has to offer Edinburgh is a beautiful historic city, almost as...

The university city in southeast England is easy to explore on foot and is a hub of museums, galleries and historic buildings  Getting there Oxford is about 50 miles (90km) from London. If you drive, use...