Stoke Rochford Hall, advertised as a luxury Victorian country mansion, set within formal landscaped gardens, has been criticised for cancelling weddings while migrants have been given residence in £400 per night rooms.

In Shakespeare country, the picturesque Grosvenor Hotel, Stratford-upon-Avon, has been taken over for families of asylum seekers. And in Melton Mowbray, a country house hotel that was once the hunting lodge of the creator of Colman's mustard, one Colonel Colman, is now earmarked to be the home of migrants for a second time.