Blaby Leicestershire hotels:

Arnesby is a compact village with an ancient green, timber framed and thatched cottages. The 12th century church of St Peter's, the 18 th century red brick Baptist Chapel and the tower of a windmill (built in 1815) are the most important buildings in the village. St Peter's is one of three churches in the Parish. The building is basically Norman with the two central arcades being early 12th century. The chancel, south and north aisles and the embattled west tower are early 14th century. There are five bells, four of them were made in Leicester and hung in the tower in 1624. Three of these are inscribed with loyal and religious messages, the fourth says "If you are unwilling to come when I call, to church you will never wish to come at all". There are a number of stained windows in memory of notable citizens, the earliest being in the south aisle for John Loseby who died in 1669...........