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  Ashtree Farm Accommodation

  Ashtree Farm, Faringdon, Oxfordshire

  Award Winning Cottage and great Bed & Breakfast Rooms. An ideal location for exploring the Cotswolds, Oxford and surrounding areas.

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  Loch Roag Guest House

  22A Breasclete, Isle of Lewis, Western Isles

  Centrally located for touring Lewis & Harris, only two miles from the Callanish Stones.

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  Lenwade

  3 Western Road, Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire

  Lenwade is beautifully restored Victorian family home offering Bed and Breakfast / Guesthouse accommodation in Henley on Thames.

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  Bunree Bed and Breakfast

  Craigluscar Lane, Dunfermline, Fife

  A Four Star Visit Scotland establishment offering an excellent standard of facilities and services excellent location for visiting Edinburgh

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  Prince Bishops Gusthouse

  1 Oxford Terrace, Bowburn, County Durham

  Small family run traditional B&B close to A1[M] and approx 3 miles from Durham City. All rooms En-suite, good hearty breakfasts.

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  Branstone

  14 Llewelyn Avenue, Llandudno, Conwy

  Branstone guest house is ideally located for all the best attractions Llandudno has to offer.

Often in people’s homes; B&Bs have many of the home comforts you will be used to.

Many modern Bed & Breakfasts are geared up for the demands of modern travellers, many having facilities such as en-suite, satellite television and Wi-Fi available to guests. (You can see what facilities all Bed & Breakfasts have in the Facilities page of each listing).

If you do decide to stay at a B&B you should always ask what time breakfast is served at as serving times are usually much shorter than in a hotel. If the owners of the B&B only employ one or two staff then they may be more flexible as to your requirements. Try to find out about the establishment before you book. A Bed and Breakfast may not necessarily be cheaper than a hotel; on the other hand they will offer a more personal service which is great when you need some inside tips on exploring a new area.

Location

Use our town maps to choose a property close to where you wish to stay. B&Bs can be right in the centre of a town or can be very much off the beaten track. Be careful to choose accommodation that meets your holiday/trips needs.

Bedrooms

Usually the Bed and Breakfast will have a mixture of singles, twins and doubles. Take care to book a room that suits your needs; smaller establishments may have difficulty changing your preferences at the last minute

Breakfast

The first meal of the day is usually a substantial affair including cereal, toast and a ‘full English/Scottish/Welsh’ fried breakfast. Modern B&B’s often offer a choice including the more relaxed Continental Breakfast which can be more flexible if you need an early start. Also look out for regional and local delicacies such as Kippers, Sausages and Black Pudding. Vegetarian breakfasts can be a real treat too!

Getting involved

Some of the very special properties will have owners to match! If you are an enthusiastic traveller looking for the inside information on the area, often the bed and breakfast owners have a vast knowledge of the area.

Bed & Breakfast or Guest House?

Recently regional tourist boards have started to differentiate between the traditional Bed and Breakfast and the Guest House – it can often be a regional differentiation. Many of the large tourist boards now refer collectively to “Guest Accommodation” – we have simplified this to Bed & Breakfasts as it is the most searched term by far.