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Ynyshir
Powys, Wales
We’re heading to the revamped countryside pubs, Michelin-starred restaurants and a Neapolitan-style pizzeria that let you load up on good food before staying the night in their rather dapper rooms
07 May, 2021
Hidden in the nooks, crannies and hillsides of the UK (the kind of spots where there's no Uber service), these restaurants invite you to refuel and then rest up in the rooms directly upstairs. It's a proposal we find especially hard to decline when top-draw grub is accompanied by an equally good wine list. Expect an art collector with a predilection for patterns; a 19-course, Michelin-starred tasting menu; and atypical pub grub with contemporary rooms to match. There's no want for choice - either on chow or chamber.
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Powys, Wales
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Wiltshire
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Norfolk
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Shipston-on-Stour, United Kingdom
Midway between Stratford-upon-Avon and Chipping Norton, Shipston-on-Stour is the kind of quaint market town that could have inspired nursery rhymes. You've got a butcher, baker and a watchmaker (call it creative licence), plus an award-winning deli that peddles the Cotswolds' finest produce. Add to it a five-bedroom bolthole - situated just next door - that's taken interior influence from Soho House and added its own retro-chic (Roberts radios and tiger-and-palm-print wallpaper) and you've got a weekend escape fit for even the fussiest of urbanites. The Blue Room is our pick thanks to the freestanding bath, views of the Market Square and the drinks tray laden with local spirits.
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Somerset
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Kingham
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Cirencester, Cotswolds
An affordable alternative for city dwellers looking to drink in that Cotswold charm, The Stump is best suited for those looking to bed down, dig in and get out in the great outdoors - a smattering of trails start outside its door. Bypassing typical gastropub fare, childhood friends Baz and Fred (aka Harry Henriques and Fred Hicks) have brought their hit stone-baked pizzas from London's Flat Iron Square to just outside Cirencester - though, with ingredients flown in from Italy, plates hand-painted in Puglia and a proper wood-fired oven, you'd be hard-pressed to guess you're not in Calabria. Other toppings are foraged locally or picked up from Chedworth Farm Shop. Each of the 10 rooms has sink-in-me bathtubs, gaping showers and a private terrace. Contemporary, comfortable and not too-try hard is the vibe. Like this? Check out the duo's latest venture, The New Inn.
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Devon
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Norfolk
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Stow-on-the-Wold
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Deal, Kent
The Rose is the flake atop the Mr Whippy that is this revived seaside town. This 200-year-old pub has been transformed with eccentric finds (think vintage vinyl players and antique dressing tables), Farrow & Ball-decorated walls and striking velvet headboards. It's an IRL Pinterest board. We've got our eye on Room Four - we have a thing for its bath - but there are no thorns here. Better still, the mod-British restaurant requires as much attention as the rooms - rump steak, braised rabbit and roast hake often pop-up on the menu. For breakfast? A riff on the humble bacon sarnie, served with rhubarb jam. If The Rose's interiors have you feeling inspired, nip into nearby Mileage or Delpierre Antiques.
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Mobberley
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Firle
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London
Northumberland
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Kent
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Cotswolds
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Oxford