Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Leicestershire, England

The Queens Head Hotel - This 17th-century coaching inn is located on Ashby's main high street. Family run, it offers home-cooked English food and a lively weekend nightclub. The Queen's Head Hotel is close to all the main local motorways, and a short journey from Birmingham and East Midlands Airport. An intimate front bar is open until either 22:30 (Sunday), 23:00 (Monday to Wednesday), 00:00 (Thursday) or 01:00 (Friday and Saturday). On Fridays and Saturdays, the hotel features Ciros Night Club (open till 02:00) and The Loft Bar (open till 01:00). It's popular and so a bit noisy, but residents are on the club's guest list. The hotel also features a large outside smoking area and a TV lounge.

Red Lion - Built in the 1700s, The Red Lion is a country inn offering a comfortable, friendly environment 2 miles (3.2 km) from the A5 and close to the M69, M1 and M6. The inn has beamed ceilings and open fires, and a car park for up to 35 cars. There is free Wi-Fi available throughout. The Red Lion is convenient for the middle of the country, due to the old Roman routes of Fosse Way and Watling Street.

The Staff Of Life - Located in the heart of Ticknall, The Staff of Life is a welcoming 4-star country inn, housed in a Grade II Listed building, south of Derby. Rooms are stylishly decorated with en suite facilities and many have original features. Some of the rooms have a large plasma-screen TV. Free wireless broadband is available in all of the rooms. Ticknall is a picturesque village situated in Derbyshire. Just 10 minutes walk from The Staff of Life are the historic grounds of Calke Park, often hosting concerts and events. The Staff of Life offers traditional food in a warm pub atmosphere, using locally sourced produce wherever possible. A Full English Breakfast is included for guests.

Morton House Hotel - This family-run hotel is 3 miles (4.8 km) from East Midlands Airport, 1.7 miles (2.7 km) from Donington Race Track and 20 minutes from Alton Towers. Morton House Hotel is a non-smoking, pet-friendly hotel, and offers good value accommodation. Breakfast will set you up for the day, with house specials on the table every morning. Enjoy homemade brown bread and honey from the hotel's hives. Dietary needs and vegetarians can be catered for.

Spindle Lodge - A small family-run hotel with Victorian charm and style, built in 1876 on tree-lined West Walk. Despite its central position, Spindle Lodge is in a quiet location. At the end of West Walk is the New Walk, a pedestrian promenade that takes you into the city centre. The New Walk Museum with its Picasso Ceramics exhibition is just around the corner. Leicester is a vibrant city, with excellent entertainment, sporting, shopping and educational attractions including De Montfort Hall and the Y Theatre. The hotel is 5 minutes from the railway station, Leicester and De Montford universities. Leicester Cricket Club, rugby and football venues are 10-20 minutes' walk away. After booking, you must contact the hotel directly to inform them of your time of arrival, as the reception is not manned at all times.

The Old Greyhound Inn - This 400-year-old coaching inn is located south of Leicester on the old A6, in the village of Great Glen. The privately-run residence has charming guest rooms, a lounge and a bar serving traditional ales and lagers. An ? la carte restaurant serves lunch, dinner and an extensive bar menu. The village is bypassed and has a peaceful location 20 minutes from Leicester city centre and 10 minutes from Market Harborough and Leicester Races.

Grange Country Guest House (Non Smoking) - A lovely country house in the heart of the Midlands on the edge of Melton Mowbray known as 'The Queen of the Shires'. Famed for its Stilton cheese and pork pies. Easy access to M1, A1, Leicester and Nottingham. A beautiful country house overlooking a formal landscaped garden of 2 acres with sweeping lawns and outstanding views. You will be surrounded by elegance, comfort and friendly care. The house is within easy reach of Rutland Water and its outlying villages, ancient Stamford, Oakham and Uppingham. All rooms have the benefit of self-catering facilities ideal for the independent traveller/business person. These include a small kitchenette and eating area, complete with microwave, hot plate and fridge. A continental breakfast is provided in the room. For the convenience of guests, a selection of delicious ready prepared meals can be purchased for those who prefer to eat in their rooms making use of the kitchenette facilities. The Grange is licensed to serve beers, wines and spirits. Discounts are available for guests staying for three nights or more. Please phone for more information under Holden P.m, The Grange, New Road in the telephone directory.

The Grange Courtyard - The Grange Courtyard is a multi-award winning bed and breakfast, providing a real home-from-home accommodation for business trips, holidays, short breaks or weekends away.The property comprises of six unique cottages which have been converted from farm buildings with a total of twenty individually designed executive en-suite rooms. All rooms have direct dial telephone. There are pleasant gardens. There are four four poster beds, one family room and three further twin rooms. All rooms have hairdryer, tv and video or dvd player, bath robes and complimentary toiletries. This Hotel is Non-smoking throughout.

The Vale Of Belvoir Inn and Hotel - Situated within the beautiful landscape of Belvoir, Nottinghamshire, you can enjoy tasty cuisine and cosy rooms, each with its own unique details. All our rooms are individually decorated to a high standard with a contemporary, country feel, and all are fully en suite. We offer both smoking and non-smoking areas to sit and relax over a drink. The comfortable leather sofas allow you to sink down and forget the stresses and strains of your working day. Our fully stocked bar and extensive wine list boast drinks from all over the world, enhancing our cosmopolitan feel.

The Hardinge Arms - The Hardinge Arms is an attractively restored historic building in the affluent village of Kings Newton, sited on a conservation belt dating back to the 1600s. Home to the Newton Wonder apple, this inn has a charming atmosphere and a quiet English village location. This unique premises is completely non-smoking, with a beautiful traditional pub serving real ales, as well as a pleasant restaurant serving tasty home-cooked food made using locally-sourced produce. With excellent transport links to Nottingham East Midlands Airport, the inn's location is ideal for those planning to travel further afield. Alternatively, guests can enjoy some of the fantastic local attractions. Motorsports fans will enjoy the close proximity to Donington Park racetrack, whilst nature lovers or walkers will find the sights and fresh air of the Peak District National Park close enough for a day trip. Free parking is available for guests' use.