With its Tudor heart and Georgian frontage, B&B at No3 is believed to be one of the oldest properties in Market Bosworth. Now a boutique B&B, guest rooms have been decorated to enhance the opulence of this beautiful building.
Beamed throughout, the recently converted bed and breakfast accommodation at the Stables at Harby features a large self-contained room with a super-king bed. A double sofa-bed makes it perfect as a family room, as does the small food preparation area.
Peacefully located in the Vale of Belvoir, the Old Nurseries Boutique B&B is situated in the picturesque Leicester village of Stathern. Close to Belvoir Castle, it makes the ideal base for walkers and cyclists alike.
Set amidst the stunning countryside of the Charnwood Forest, this award-winning boutique B&B offers just two en suite guest rooms, both with king sized beds. Full English and à la carte breakfasts are freshly cooked to order.
Located on the High Street in the village of Ibstock, the Post House, as the name suggests, was once a sorting office for the Royal Mail. Still retaining many nice quirky features, it now offers exceptional quality B&B accommodation in four elegant, individually styled rooms.
In the heart of rural Leicestershire, this delightful 18th century country cottage offers comfortable B&B accommodation in just two well-appointed bedrooms. Full English and vegetarian breakfasts are served each morning using only the finest local ingredients.
Dating back to the 18th century, Mallories offers spacious, tastefully decorated accommodation in a charming setting. Ideally located for Leicestershire and Warwickshire’s many attractions such as Bosworth Park and Battlefield and Ashby Canal and Castle.
Set in one of the oldest buildings in Loughborough, the elegant en-suite rooms at Caravelli all feature wonderful exposed beams and other period features. Sample authentic Italian cuisine and seasonal specials in the air-conditioned restaurant.
Situated in the picturesque village of Medbourne amidst Leicestershire’s beautiful Welland Valley, the Nevill Arms was rebuilt in 1863 in a Tudor style. Featuring a a stylish restaurant and en-suite accommodation, relax with a drink by the river bank.
As the name suggests, The Star Inn dates from the age when King George II sat on the throne of England. Set on the village green in the heart of historic Thrussington, it boasts 9 spacious en suite bedrooms and a fine traditional restaurant.