coaching inn

Despite its name, it is a 200 year old coaching inn.

It has very much the feel of a traditional (but rather special) coaching inn.

It's an old 25-room coaching inn, 40 minutes from York.

A coaching inn has existed on the present site since at least 1688.

It later became one of the town's main coaching inns.

The village was originally a market town with a coaching inn.

By this time the Griffin had become a busy coaching inn.

The ancient coaching inn would be busy, with lots of people coming and going.

The George was established in the sixteenth century as a coaching inn.

Perhaps there had been watchers at every coaching inn of importance.

It is a 15th-century coaching inn with a great deal of history.

Many historic coaching inns can still be seen along the traditional route.

A former coaching inn that dates back to 1780.

The coaching inn was a run down shack, with only two bedrooms for guests.

It is a former coaching inn, dated to 1610 (although the official site claims 1601).

The area is named after a local coaching inn that was situated at the junction.

The Bell was an old coaching inn, cosy and quiet.

Hole up in a castle or a coaching inn, instead of putting on your own show this Christmas.

We met in the lounge of the old coaching inn in the town.

Well it used to be a coaching inn didn't it?

In 1780 there were 3 coaching inns in the village.

The White Hart public house is on the site of a very old coaching inn.

There were several coaching inns and two survive today.

Here's a coaching inn whose owners - and architect - have taken a novel approach: they've let the building do the talking.

Buildings around the market were developed into luxury shops and coaching inns.