 | Hidden deep amonst the leafy lanes of Warwickshire, close to what little remains of the ancient Forest of Arden, lies the pleasant Market town of Henley-in-Arden... Information | Pictures (4) | Hotels |
 | Henley held the very first regatta in 1839 and in the year 1851 Prince Albert became Patron of the Regatta, thus giving the event the pretigious title of Royal Henley Regatta... Information | Pictures (64) | Hotels |
 | Hereford is a town in the west of England bordering wales. It has a beautiful cathedral which was established in the 7th century and a medieval bridge over the River Wye. Famous..... Information | Pictures (18) | Hotels |
 | Hest Bank makes an interesting alternative to crowded Morecambe, it is ideal as a base for touring coast and the old cotton towns of Lancashire... Information | Pictures (5) | Hotels |
 | Heswall, although situated on the banks of the River Dee remains very much part of Merseyside. It is fortunate to occupy a spacious area fringed by green wooded countryside, and is close to sands commencing at near-by Thurstaston... Information | Pictures (5) | Hotels |
 | Historic market town where for centuries the sheep and cattle farmers of Northumberland gathered for the Tuesday market beside Hexham Abbey... Information | Pictures (27) | Hotels |
 | This is a village that is used to publicity, it has been the setting for numerous films including The Go-Between, made in 1970 starring Alan Bates and the beautiful Julie Christie... Information | Pictures (2) | Hotels |
 | High Bickington lies in one of England's most beautiful and relaxing regions, it is a short distance from the meandering River Taw and is ideally set close to both Dartmoor and Exmoor... Information | Pictures (2) | Hotels |
 | High Ercall, or rather Arkle, as the locals pronounce it, is the very epitome of rural charm... Information | Hotels |
 | The largest town in Buckinghamshire county, and once famous for its thriving chair making industry, High Wycombe is the only town in the world that weighs its Mayors, which is a..... Information | Pictures (3) | Hotels |
 | An interesting village situated between Gravesend and Rochester in Kent, with links to the author Charles Dickens, the notorious highwayman Dick Turpin, and auctioneer and..... Information | Pictures (1) | Hotels |
 | Highcliffe village is surrounded by sweeping beaches backed by gorse-clad low cliffs from which the visitor can enjoy superb vista's of rolling frothy waves tumbling into Christchurch Bay... Information | Pictures (29) | Hotels |
 | Apart from the church, the rest of the village reflects the character of all things English. Beautiful black and white timber- framed properties, some of 16th-century origin... Information | Pictures (3) | Hotels |
 | Hoddesdon is an ancient market town located in a spacious area of Hertfordshire close to its boundary with Essex... Information | Pictures (3) | Hotels |
 | Shropshire is a beautiful old county with a wealth of ancient and historic villages, some, like Hodnet, retain wonderful 'gems' from an old and illustrious past... Information | Pictures (9) | Hotels |
 | It was here that James I created "Sirloin" when he supposedly knighted his beef!.. Information | Pictures (10) | Hotels |
 | A small market town in the middle of a famous bulb growing region, there is a cluster of small streets and a central main street where the dominant feature is the church of All Saints... Information | Pictures (12) | Hotels |
 | Holford lies in a peaceful wooded valley at the foot of the lovely Quantock Hills crowning the landscape where the county of Somerset sweeps towards the coast... Information | Pictures (2) | Hotels |
 | This is a place that will forever be associated with the gentle, romantic comedy "Last of the Summer Wine" which has graced our TV screens for more than a quarter of a century... Information | Pictures (20) | Hotels |
 | Holy Island lies close to Beal and is reached - tides permitting - by a causeway... Information | Pictures (13) | Hotels |
