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B&Bs, Guesthouses, and small hotels in the UK

Many people choose to stay at bed and breakfasts to get that 'personal touch'; most B&Bs are run by the owners, and you are often a guest in the owner's own house. B&B owners are generally knowledgeable about their local area, and often love to share that enthusiasm with their guests. You'll get a wonderful feel for the area you visit - and as an added bonus, B&Bs are often a more economical option to hotel accommodation.

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London - Cornwall - Devon - Dorset - Lake District - Norfolk - North Wales - Scottish Highlands

Quick Jump to B&Bs in any county (if a county is not listed it means that we do not currently have a B&B in that location (yet!)

If you are looking for a bed and breakfast in the UK, our guide should have all you need to find a wonderful place to stay in your chosen destination. You may also wish to browse our selection of fine hotels or self catering cottages. As well as bed and breakfasts, the directory includes guest houses and small hotels, offering accommodation to suit all budgets. Many hotels or B&Bs also offer half board. A description and a list of facilities are given for each property.

Whether you plan to stay in England, Scotland, or Wales you should easily be able to locate a bed and breakfast property in any region of the UK that meets your needs.

Featured B&B destination - Cornwall

Pencrebar

4 Berry Road , Newquay , Cornwall, England, TR7 1AT

Mike & Gill offer you a friendly welcome to Pencrebar where we strive to make your stay a relaxing and pleasant experience.more >>
Accommodation Rating: 3333
Accommodation Type: Bed and Breakfast
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