POV:The Kings Arms Hotel in Abergavenny is a historic, late 16th-century coaching inn, possibly the town's oldest, famous for hosting King Charles II during his Civil War flights and later becoming a brewery and local hub, retaining original features like oak beams and a restored royal coat of arms, while offering modern accommodation and dining. #abergavenny #kingsarms #wales #history #KingCharlesII #royals | Imelda Perez

Suggested by You: Mullingar House⁠ ⁠ This legendary spot is steeped in history - featured in James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake and Dubliners, it originally served as a coaching inn for over 300 years before becoming a public house in 1907. It’s been proudly run by the same family for the past 80 years. ⁠ ⁠ They were also awarded the best chicken wings in Dublin in 2018, so you know we had to give them a go. The portion was mahoosive, and they were perfectly tangy with that lil bit of spice. ⁠ ⁠ 📍Cha

🏨 The Swan Hotel in Whalley, Lancashire, has been welcoming travellers since 1780, but not all its guests have checked out. The historic coaching inn is home to the tragic spirit of Mary Lane, a young scullery maid who took her own life in the 19th century after her newborn child was taken from her. 👻 Mary, who suffered from learning difficulties and was orphaned young, worked diligently at the Swan until she became pregnant. The landlord, James Charnley, was furious and arranged for her baby