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The heart of the Midlands of England

The Midlands aims to be the real country basis, where is that moves to England. Much of the country's industrial wealth is generated here. But it also a fascinating history and a lot of good as the castles of Warwick and Ludlow beautiful country towns. The Royal Shakespeare Theater Company has its headquarters in Stratford-on-Avon and the Peak District hospitals are in the world class attractions are three of our hotels favorites in the Midlands ...

Hambleton Hall, Hambleton, Rutland

"Nothing much change here, thank you God ", say the journalists trusted guide to return this year Tim and Stefa Hart beautiful 'country house hotel (Relais & Castles). The setting is "memorable", a peninsula jutting into Rutland Water. "The balance of professionalism with a friendly and relaxed. The decor, which some might find a bit traditional, sumptuous and comfortable. Other awards in 2009: "just a league above the competition: the service cooking, wine, environment, value is exceptional. "Stefa Hart classic designed interiors (fine fabrics, antiques, fine paintings, fireplaces, flowers) with Nina Campbell. "Excellent rooms" are "interesting little touches like a Roberts radio. Following Croquet Pavilion is good for one family (children are welcome, young people get an early dinner). In the dining room, chef Aaron Patterson has long held a Michelin star for his seasonal cuisine ( "it never disappoints), for example, scallops sauteed with onions and lemon sauce, loin of rabbit with barley risotto. Continental Breakfast included in price, is noble: a cornucopia of fruits and cereals, toast and warm croissants, while as you want. The new bread bakery is Mr. Hart. "The gardens have matured and their diligence, the water views are excellent. Tim has also the Hart Hart's Hotel, Nottingham (QV). (Kate and David Wooff, Robert Gower)

Wilton Court, Ross-on-Wye

"Good room, good food, the owners of aid. "A backup of this year for this little hotel on the Wye River, opposite the beautiful city on the border with the Country Wales. Part of the building stone Elizabethan Rose was once a court (the bar is the old courthouse). He was old beams, windows, uneven floors, a large fireplace with its iron fence of origin. The owners, Helen and Roger Wynn, were filled with knickknacks and art of their time (in hotels) in the Far East. Three rooms feature traditional decor facing the river, while others overlook the garden. The first visitor was a very nice "room decorated in blue:" The new cotton sheets, quilt striped kimonos in the closet. " In the eaves is a family suite with two bedrooms. The conservatory style restaurant beige Mulberry Lloyd Loom tables and chairs. Michael Fowler is now the cook, and we would like to receive reports on its United Kingdom, for example, European cuisine (, carpaccio Herefordshire beef, pickled chicory, smoked tuna, vegetables Provencal). Manager Jason Davies is a "friendly staff. Wilton Court has received a medal Gold by Visit Wales (a rare distinction in a hotel five miles inside the English border). (Jamie and Wendy Woods, MO)

Peacock at Rowsley

Visitors this year, "almost had to refuse offers to carry our bags" in this former dower house of Haddon Hall. "Being a late afternoon freezing, be reassured by the intimacy and warm hospitality. "The appeal of the building with a stone façade, is located in an area extending to the River Derwent. Owned by Lord Edward Manners, managed by Ian and Jenni MacKenzie, a mixture of "the wonderful old building with an elegant and modern interior," says a new report. "Our standard double room, and our one child, were a mix of traditional furnishings and period features with a little color-Driven Design pieces. Bathrooms were small but luxurious. The quietest rooms are at the rear, the front of the A6, but took double glazed windows. The bed of the night, the weather forecast service includes the following day. Both dining rooms are decorated with wonderful furniture Mouseman "the food was" amazing. "Chief Dan Smith is modern, Perhaps Dorset crab, blood orange and radish salad, plate of lamb, eggplant, chickpeas, moussaka. Traditional lunch and dinner are served bar. Breakfast buffet is good: "A lot of cereals, toast, well, croissants, pastries, waffles' Cooked costs. Guests can take the farm and visiting Haddon Hall (50%). (Jenny Buckley, Celia and Peter Gregory)

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Adam Raphael - owner of theGood Hotel Guide - the travel guide to best hotels in UK! See independent selection of best hotels in Midlands and all other regions.