Whether you’re idea of a cycling holiday is pottering around country lanes with the family or pushing your fitness up mountainous peaks, a cycling holiday is something everyone can enjoy. Here are six of the Good Hotel Guide’s hotels for cycling holidays in the UK.
Trigony House - Three Night Special Offer
Thornhill
The ‘beautiful, rolling hills and farmland’ surrounding Jan and Adam Moore’s hotel are just the thing to set tails wagging.
From £120 per night
The Castle Hotel - 20% off Summer Special Offer
Bishop's Castle
‘We thoroughly enjoyed our stay – and our dog loved it, too.’ Teeming with pastoral character, Henry and Rebecca Hunter’s ‘well-presented’, refurbished 300-year-old hotel, built on an ancient castle bailey, is a refuge for walkers and cyclists seeking good-value Shropshire accommodation – and a fine selection of real ales to go with it.
From £95 per night
The Cottage in the Wood
Braithwaite
‘We were not disappointed.’ Beside Whinlatter Pass, Kath and Liam Berney extend the ‘warmest welcome’ to guests at their ‘idyllic’ restaurant-with-rooms.
From £88 per night
Caddon View
Innerleithen
Stephen and Lisa Davies’s ‘friendly’ guest house and restaurant in the Tweed valley is ideally located for walking, fishing, cycling and golf. Tea and home-baked cakes await arriving guests.
From £70 per night
Pen-y-Gwryd Hotel
Nant Gwynant
Why visit the Pullees’ ‘eccentric’ and ‘old-fashioned’ hotel at the foot of Snowdonia? Well, because it’s there. It was run by the same family back in 1953 when it hosted Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay as they trained to climb Everest, and not a lot has changed since then.
From £75 per night
Tylney Hall
Hook
‘We’re always happy to return.’ An extensive programme of restoration and preservation keeps this Grade II listed Victorian mansion in superlative condition.