The Dragonfly Hotel in Peterborough is the ideal setting for a short break. It overlooks a serene lake, the home of Peterborough's International Rowing Course.

This charming hotel sits in the heart of the upmarket Buckinghamshire town of Gerrards Cross. Converted from a wealthy gentleman’s residence in 1923.

Originally home to Oliver Cromwell’s grandfather, and once the headquarters of Charles I, it sits right in the heart of the quaint mediaeval market town of Huntingdon.

Situated in the heart of Swindon’s Old Town, The Goddard Arms is in an old converted coaching inn with history and character.

Great Hallingbury is a traditional tudor style manor set in the beautiful countryside location of the Essex and Hertfordshire borders, the hotel is ideally placed just minutes from Stansted airport.

From the hotel, the beachfront town of Broadstairs is a short drive away or you can take the kids to Margate, home to the fairground rides of Dreamland amusement park.

Set in the heart of the charming Kent market town of Westerham, this elegant coaching inn has been welcoming guests since 1700. An ideal location for visiting the Garden of England.

Set amongst 26 acres of beautifully landscaped private gardens, the Mercure Maidstone Great Danes Hotel is the ideal location for a relaxing stay.

The 4-star Mercure Norwich Hotel is great for guests who are looking to relax, whether on a weekend escape, shopping break or a business stopover.

Mercure Royal Tunbridge Wells hotel was built around an 18th Century Georgian Oast House, in the picturesque Kent countryside.

This impressive Grade II listed hotel, situated just a short walk away from the buzz of Brighton's landmarks on the Brighton seafront and offers fantastic sea views.

Right on the banks of the River Great Ouse, this rustic retreat is a charming spot to use as a base for exploring the beautiful surrounding countryside.

One of the prettiest seaside towns in Kent, it’s a tiny but terrific hidden gem. Deal's promenade overlooks a pebbly beach that offers scenic views.

Originally built as a striking manor house, The Raven then became a tastefully converted hotel with guests including Edward VIII and Enid Blyton. Who wrote the first of her hundreds of books right here.

The Red Lion Hotel pre-dates the English Civil War. Originally a coaching inn built in 1605, you can feel this wonderful building’s history in every nook, cranny and oak beam.