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The Bellhouse	Hotel
Oxford Road - HP9 2XE Beaconsfield - Beaconsfield hotel
The Bellhouse is situated in the heart of leafy Buckinghamshire, near to Windsor. The hotel offers you everything you need for a truly relaxing stay, including extensive leisure facilities. The Bellhouse is situated in the heart of leafy Buckinghamshire, near to Windsor. The hotel offers you everything you need for a truly relaxing stay, including (free of charge) extensive leisure facilities (Swimming Pool, Fully equipped Gym, Steam Room, Sauna, Spa, Sunbed). Room from : £ 91.00 Number of Rooms : 145 Cards accepted : >> More about : Beaconsfield, The Bellhouse

The Bull	Hotel
Oxford Road - SL9 7PA Gerrards Cross - Gerrards Cross hotel
Dating back to 1688, The Bull overlooks the picturesque village common at Gerrards Cross and offers a warm welcome to guests as it has done for over 300 years. The Bull has undergone significant improvements while still reflecting its long-established heritage. The interior is a mix of contemporary and traditional, offering a venue for any occasion: a relaxing break, lavish wedding or business conference. Situated along one of the great coaching roads between London and Oxford, The Bull has a long history with tales of highwaymen and famous stagecoaches. It is 2 miles from the M40 and easily accessed from the M1 and M25. Gerrards Cross main line rail station is one mile away. Room from : £ 80.00 Number of Rooms : 123 Cards accepted : >> More about : Gerrards Cross, The Bull

The Carrington Arms	Hotel
Cranfield Road - MK16 0HB Moulsoe - Moulsoe hotel
Situated in the picturesque village of Moulsoe, Buckinghamshire, this traditional English inn provides an ideal base from which to explore the historic town of Newport Pagnell and the bustling centre of Milton Keynes. Run by the Dodman Family, who have been residents of Moulsoe for 20 years, the Grade II listed Carrington Arms offers a harmonious combination of traditional surroundings with modern facilities. The 8 en suite chalet-style bedrooms can be found in the Carrington_s beautiful garden. The Carrington_s restaurant serves a seasonal menu of modern British cuisine, prepared using the freshest local ingredients, wherever possible. Light snacks and traditional pub food, can also be enjoyed in the bar, accompanied by a selection of draught beers, lagers and real ales, and an extensive wine list. Room from : £ 0.00 Number of Rooms : 8 Cards accepted : >> More about : Moulsoe, The Carrington Arms

The Chequers Inn	Bed And Breakfast
Kiln Lane, Wooburn Common - HP10 0JQ Nr. Beaconsfield - Nr. Beaconsfield hotel
Steeped in history, the Chequers Inn, built in the 17th century, is full of charm and style. Oak posts and beams, flagstone floors - snug on a winter's evening, bright and sunny on a summer's day. Only 24 miles from London, it's just waiting for your visit. There are seventeen exclusive and individual bedrooms. With views over open countryside, seen through leaded windows, the warmth of stripped pine and luxurious fabrics leaves you feeling rested and comfortable. Room from : £ 82.00 Number of Rooms : 17 Cards accepted : >> More about : Nr. Beaconsfield, The Chequers Inn

The Cock	Hotel
72-74 High Street - MK11 1AH Stony Stratford - Stony Stratford hotel
This historic hotel is situated in the high street of Stony Stratford, which for centuries occupied an important position on the old Roman Watling Street. The Cock has stood since 1470. In 1742 the great fire of Stony Stratford was started by a chambermaid in the adjacent Bull Hotel. Fearful that she would lose her position for burning a sheet while ironing, she stuffed it up the chimney, starting a blaze that rapidly spread and destroyed both inns and the old church. When the Cock was rebuilt it included wealth of ironwork projecting over the street which can still be seen today. During the heyday of coach travel there were as many as 100 coaches coming it the town everyday. The inn was the official stop for the Manchester flyer, with a 25 minute stop for dinner. The phrase 'a cock and bull story' derives from 18th and 19th century travellers telling hair raising tales of the road on arrival at the Cock and the nearby Bull public house. The Cock features in nursery rhymes too. Travellers could hire horses from the inns, and it was a 'cock horse' that was hired to ride to Banbury Cross. The hotel is within easy reach of Towcester racecourse, Silverstone Circuit and Milton Keynes Bowl. Room from : £ 45.00 Number of Rooms : 31 Cards accepted : >> More about : Stony Stratford, The Cock

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