Hotels within two hours of Liverpool
Tyddyn Llan - Six Course Tasting Menu Special Offer
Llandrillo
In this thickly rural corner of north Wales, Susan and Bryan Webb run their much-admired, 'friendly, relaxed’ restaurant-with-rooms.
Bodysgallen Hall and Spa - 'Escape to the Country' Special Offer
Llandudno
‘A lovely old house’, this historic mansion on the slopes of Pydew mountain has glorious views of Snowdonia.
Hipping Hall - Gourmet Getaway Break Special Offer
Cowan Bridge
In green grounds at the foot of Gragareth, this ‘friendly, unstuffy’ hotel makes a cushy base for travellers exploring the Yorkshire Dales and the southern Lakes.
Pen-y-Dyffryn - Up to 25% Discount & Complimentary Afternoon Tea Special Offer
Oswestry
‘We can’t wait to go again,’ say guests this year, of Miles and Audrey Hunter’s small hotel on the Welsh border.
The Traddock - Food Lovers Break Special Offer
Austwick
Come to Austwick in May for the Cuckoo Festival; come all year to the Reynolds family’s ‘lovely place’, an ‘attractive, welcoming hotel’ in an ‘excellent Dales location’.
Mere Brook House - £100 per Night Special Offer
Thornton HOUGH
On the Wirral peninsula, Lorna Tyson and her husband, Donald, a farmer, have transformed an Edwardian country house into a relaxed B&B – ‘no notices/rules anywhere!’
Aynsome Manor
Cartmel
Guests are assured of ‘friendliness and an outstanding welcome’ from second-generation owners Christopher and Andrea Varley at this ‘lovely hotel in the heart of quiet countryside’.
The Inn at Whitewell
Whitewell
‘The valley in which this inn sits seems to me one of the loveliest places on earth; from the back of the inn, the views of fells, river and parkland landscape are just about perfect. And the stillness at night is magical.’
Biggin Hall
Biggin-by-Hartington
In a ‘marvellous Derbyshire Dales setting’, supporters of James Moffett’s rustic, laid-back hotel find much to like: ‘a warm welcome’, ‘decent home-cooked dinners’, ‘quiet, comfortable rooms’.
Underleigh House
Hope
A green philosophy underpins this ‘excellent-value’ B&B, in a Derbyshire longhouse within the Peak District national park.
Goldstone Hall
Market Drayton
All is peaceful at John and Sue Cushing’s 18th-century manor house hotel, approached down a country lane embraced by green fields.
Osborne House
Llandudno
Steps from the Victorian pier, Elyse and Michael Waddy’s 19th-century house takes in the ‘elegant sweep’ of the promenade at this popular seaside resort.
Bryniau Golau
Bala
Landscaped grounds lead down to Bala Lake from Katrina Le Saux and Peter Cottee’s Victorian house in Snowdonia national park, with a vista of mountains in the blue distance.
2 Blackburne Terrace
Liverpool
‘The personal service, facilities and little extras put this upmarket B&B in a class above quite a few better-rated hotels we’ve stayed in.’
The Roseleigh
Buxton
On a pedestrianised street across from the Victorian Pavilion Gardens, this ‘elegantly decorated’ B&B stands in ‘an attractive, convenient location’ in the old spa town.
Pale Hall
Bala
On the edge of Snowdonia national park, this historic mansion, lavishly refurbished, is today a sumptuous country house hotel rich in antiques, plush fabrics, fine wood panelling and painted ceilings.
The Bay Horse
Ulverston
‘We love the wonderful views and the air of tranquillity.’
Hope Street Hotel
Liverpool
‘Well located for exploring the city’, this contemporary hotel opposite the Philharmonic Hall basks in the buzz of the vibrant cultural quarter.
Number One St Luke’s
Blackpool
Mark and Claire Smith’s South Shore B&B is within easy reach of the promenade in this popular seaside resort.
Clare House
Grange-over-Sands
‘Old fashioned, but none the worse for that’, the Read family’s traditional hotel enjoys a loyal following.
Hard Days Night
Liverpool
Close to the famous Cavern Club, this Beatles-themed hotel is a must for fans of the Fab Four.
Shibden Mill Inn
Halifax
Simon and Caitlin Heaton’s refurbished 17th-century inn stands on a bend of a quiet country lane in the wooded Shibden valley.
Escape
Llandudno
Fun, contemporary and cool, Sam Nayar and Gaenor Loftus’s style-conscious B&B occupies a white-stucco Victorian villa on the gentle slopes of the Great Orme in this seaside resort.
Greenbank Farmhouse
Lancaster
‘Wonderful moorland views’ surround Sally and Simon Tait’s ‘well-appointed’, ‘very affordable’ B&B, on a former cheese-making farm on the edge of the Forest of Bowland.
The Cartford Inn
Little ECCLESTON
On the banks of the River Wyre, Julie and Patrick Beaumé’s refurbished 17th-century coaching inn surprises with its voguish bedrooms and imaginative, French-inflected cooking.
Liverpool is an eclectic, vibrant and joyful city to visit with so much to offer when it comes to history, art, music and culture, while the surrounding area continues to expand the mini break experience with everything from scenic country views to a day at the races. From our 2018 collection of independent hotels, we share our most beautiful hotels within two hours of Liverpool…