The 10 best Lodges in South East England, United Kingdom

Make yourself at home at Mollie’s Bristol: 79 cool rooms designed by Soho House, a pop of colour, a dash of Conran, friendly lobby work spaces (help yourself to coffee – our own blend), cocktails, mocktails, masses of free parking, EV charging and a handy distance from the city.

A modern property situated close by to major cities, the endless coastline and Solent countryside to explore. Guest rooms are bright and airy, modern with quality beds, plump pillows, and en-suite bathrooms with shower, bath or both and complimentary toiletries. Enjoy all the comforts of a country pub wholesome food at Parson’s Collar Pub & Kitchen. Indulge in delicious, Mediterranean influenced tasty dishes and enjoy the ice cream parlour with a great variety of flavours. Sit in the sheltered al fresco terrace and enjoy an award-winning cask ale. The Lodge at Solent is family-friendly and dog-friendly. Part of The House of Daniel Thwaites collection.

Less than 500 metres from Winchester’s historic city centre, No 5 Bridge Street offers free Wi-Fi access throughout. Locally sourced, fresh ingredients are used to create the classic British dishes that are served in the restaurant.Winchester Rail Station can be reached after 15 minutes’ walk. The Great Hall, the last remaining part of Winchester Castle, is also within a 15-minute walk of No 5 Bridge Street. The M3 motorway is less than 5 minutes’ drive away and Southampton is 20 minutes’ drive away.Each spacious, en suite room has a flat-screen TV with a DVD player and contemporary furnishings. A large walk-in shower and free toiletries feature in each bathroom.

The Woodstock Arms is situated in the beautiful town of Woodstock. Fish from Brixham, game from the Cotswold's and specials that change twice a day - brilliant food at a big happy pub near Oxford. Our idea is all about having good people, a love of whole hearted robust British cooking, locally sourced meats and a welcoming space to enjoy our wears From the Oxford sausages at breakfast to the home-cured meats and the home-baked focaccia, this is the place for nose-to-tail dining It's an old Cotswolds inn located in Woodstock Just a short stroll from the UNESCO World Heritage site of Blenheim Palace - home of the 11th Duke of Marlborough and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. In the heart of one of England's most beautiful towns and surrouded by breathtaking countryside, Woodstock offers many independent, shops offering a lively and friendly shopping experience, in that rarest of finds, a unique and very individual 'high street', where service is paramount. Woodstock is just one hour's drive from London Heathrow, 20,minutes to Oxford City centre, 19 minutes to Bicester Shopping Village, and if you just fancy a pint and a pot of chipolatas, after exploring, you're still in for a treat: the ales change daily and the chipolatas are from the pigs at there sister pub Jacob inn Inside all is airy, rustic, beautiful, with old tongue-and-groove walls and wide plank floors, books to read, chesterfields to recline on, and a fair few stuffed animals on the walls (very à la mode). Dogs doze by the fire, children tuck into baby burgers, and in summer you spill into the terrace, with waiter service tables for dining and a relaxed sunny space for drinking.

OPENING IN JULY 2014 - The Bull Inn Lodges provide quality self contained guest accommodation in the beautiful village of Rolvenden in the heart of Kent. Built in 2014, the lodges are well kept, clean, tidy and provide you with everything you need. Accommodating up to 4 guests in each lodge, you will find a double bed, sofa bed, plenty of storage space and en-suite facilities with a bath and shower.