When the annual association met at Hook Norton or Bourton on the Water it would seem that the churches made their own efforts to accommodate visitors. Where the association took place in a larger pace an inn would be recommended the year before. Those recommended in the second half of the eighteenth century are as follows.
The Red Lion (1736) and The Talbot (1747, 1757, 1769) Upton upon Severn
The Marlborough Head and The Three Tuns, Warwick (1742, 1750, 1778)
The Crown & Sceptre near the Bridge End, Bridgnorth (1745, 1756)
The King's Head (1749) and The Angel (1773) Pershore
The Castle (1764) The Anchor, Spinal Street (1752) and The Union Tavern, Cherry Street, Birmingham
The Hop-Pole, Foregate Street (1754) and The Unicorn, Broad Street (1767, 1780) Worcester
The Crown between High Street and Church Street, Bromsgrovc (1755, 1768, 1783)
The Boar, Alcester (1758)
Unicorn (1760) and The Three Horse-Shoes, Leominster (1772)
The Unicorn, Bengeworth (1774)
The Ram, Cirencester (1779)
The Fleece, Tewkesbury (1776, 1790)
The George, Ross on Wye (1791)
The Red Lion, Wolverhampton
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