This timber-framed hotel is set in 15 acres of landscaped gardens

Chilled-out vibe with a 24-hour bar and a lounge area with a pool table

This Grade II-listed Victorian building is in the heart of Derby

It's just 100 metres from Derby railway station

This 18th-century country house hotel is set on a 55-acre estate

The leisure facilities are "amongst the best in the region", according to The AA

Set in 10 acres of gardens, the hotel is an "idyllic retreat", says The AA

It's in a very convenient location -- a short walk from Birmingham New Street station, and the Mailbox and Bullring shopping centres

Stay in a modern annex building in the grounds of Eastwood Hall, a Georgian manor house surrounded by 26 acres of parkland, 30 minutes' drive from the centre of Nottingham. An overnight stay is now less than   £45 per person, saving up to 48% on the usual price.

It is located in Edgbaston, not far from attractions such as The Birmingham Botanical Gardens

Grade II-listed Jacobean-style building set in landscaped gardens

It's a short walk from Shakespeare's birthplace & the Royal Shakespeare Company

The 4-Silver-Star Arden Hotel is "perfect for visiting the Bard's hometown and its world-famous theatres", says The AA. An overnight stay there is now £149 -- saving up to 39% on the usual price.

This renovated Victorian property sits in 70 acres of private parkland, with a "lovely lakeside setting" ( The Daily Telegraph )

One of the oldest Cotswolds inns, dating back to the 16th century

A stylish bolthole in the Cotswolds, ideal for exploring this Area of Outstanding Beauty

The traditional oak-beamed restaurant has two AA Rosettes

Set in three acres of grounds beside the River Great Ouse, the Barns Hotel is a "quaint and homely" property with "friendly staff" (The AA). With this deal, you can spend a night there for £89, saving up to 58% on regular prices.

This “flamboyant” ( The Daily Telegraph ) hotel occupies a 19th-century former hunting lodge

Two-night breaks at Charles Cotton Hotel -- a 17th-century country house in Hartington, "one of the prettiest villages in the Peaks" ( Rough Guides ) -- are now £99 , saving 38% on the usual cost.

The hotel, which was once the home of prime minister Stanley Baldwin, is set in 23 acres of "attractive grounds" (The AA)

The Rutland Arms Hotel was built in 1804 & is said to be the birthplace of the Bakewell pudding

The 18th-century hotel is surrounded by 35 acres of Shropshire countryside