Designed around an original cobbled courtyard that once stabled 150 horses, Villiers was the main coaching inn of Buckingham in Cromwellian days. Guests pass through the hotel (View)

A modern and spacious non smoking hotel with comfortable ensuite bedrooms.The Revival Leisure club is free to all residents and offers a swimming pool, spa, 2 gyms, sauna and (View)

Modern Hotel superbly furnished with an excellent Spa facility which offers a range of over 40 treatments for body, mind and spirit. Adjacent is an independant and privately o (View)

Now with FREE WiFI and homely duvet- style bedding in all bedrooms, Comfort Inn, Milton Keynes is a quiet and comfortable hotel, just 10 minutes from the centre of Milton Keyn (View)

Kingfisher Country Club is a unique Conference and Banqueting venue - offering an excellent service for corporate or social guests alike. Free car parking right outside the Ho (View)

A warm welcome awaits you at Home Farm. A period Farmhouse located in the picturesque village of Beachampton, set in the Buckinghamshire countryside.We are only 15 minutes fro (View)

Undoubtedly the best place to eat and stay in rural Northamptonshire - if you are seeking a warm welcome, splendid food in an historic setting with charm and style combined. O (View)

Linford Stables farmhouse is a BandB is set in 8 acres, 8 miles from Milton Keynes and combines value for money with comfort. Prices are for single occupancy - please add £5 p (View)

Crown Hotel at Brackley is a 3 star 20 bedded property situated right in the heart of the country town of Brackley in Northamptonshire. From the hotel guests are within easy r (View)

This historic 15th Century Coaching Inn is situated in the picturesque Market Town of Stony Stratford, The Town on The Road.The Cock Hotel rose to national pre-eminence in the (View)

Great period feature 300 year old coaching inn offering good accomodation rates and cheap food and drink offers daily. The pub has a late bar on friday and saturdays till 1am (View)

The History of the Saracens Head, stretching back more than four hundred years, is featured in Charles Dickens first novel, The Pickwick Papers, currently blends into the atmo (View)