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Editor’s Choice: 2016 Hotels for Walking
Editor's Choice
Hotels for Walking 2016
Pen-y-Dyffryn
Oswestry, Shropshire
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'A hidden gem on the Welsh border', the Hunter family's 'highly dog-friendly' hotel, in a Georgian former rectory, can again bask in the praise from our readers,
Boskerris Hotel
St Ives, Cornwall
It's blue heaven, on a sunny day, to sit on the terrace of this adults-only, 1930s hotel overlooking a white-sand Blue Flag beach and the clear waters of St Ives Bay, with a chilled glass of wine or a cream tea.
Underleigh House
Hope, Derbyshire
With walks from the doorstep, views of Peak District hills, a peaceful garden, breakfast feasts and restful bedrooms, it's no surprise that Underleigh wins so much praise.
Biggin Hall
Buxton, Derbyshire
Readers are unanimous in their praise for James Moffett's Peak District Hotel, a 17th-centiry gem, a paradise for walkers, where the welcome is friendly, the hospitality generous and the cooking hearty.
Titchwell Manor
Brancaster, Norfolk
With views over meadows and marshes to the sea, this hotel with award-winning dining bedazzles with its vibrant interiors within the walls of a Victorian farmhouse.
Our top choice of the best hotels for walking are set in some of the UK's most stunning landscapes. Dedicated ramblers or hotel guests who like an occasional stroll can choose from our Editor's Choice of the top 10 luxury hotels for walking.
