The Good Hotel Guide announces its 12 César winners for 2023

The Good Hotel Guide has revealed its annual list of 12 César winners for 2023. This year, award winners include a hotel run by aristocracy with a focus on wellbeing, a former motorway service station on the M6, a Grade I listed townhouse where the in-room coffee maker can be found in a doll's house, a revamped 11th-century Cotswold stone inn, a 1950s Scottish youth hostel with loch views that is now a stunning hotel, and Michelin-starred properties in the heart of the British countryside with bird-watching and red squirrel spotting opportunities on the doorstep.

Voted the Best Pub With Rooms was The Double Red Duke located in Clanfield, Oxfordshire. Georgie and Sam Pearman's 17th-century Cotswold stone inn comes with a country-chic air in its carefully designed rooms, with luxurious fabrics, hand-blocked wallpaper and wooden furniture.
To find out more and to book, visit https://www.countrycreatures.com/double-red-duke

Voted the Best Hotel South West was The Henley located in Bigbury-on-Sea, Devon. Renowned for its friendliness, the nightly-changing evening meals by co-owner Martyn Scarterfield are best enjoyed in the garden room with its spectacular views over the sands to Burgh Island.
To book, visit https://thehenleyhotel.co.uk

To find out more, visit https://www.goodhotelguide.com