9 UK Hotels with Great Views

Wake up to a glittering Cornish seascape or the grandeur of the Yorkshire Dales; there’s nothing quite like a room with a view. You can while away many happy hours, just relaxing and drinking in the vista at these hotels, which all have spectacular locations.


  • Hotel Endsleigh

    Devon

    Historic shooting lodge, surprisingly intimate, with stylish interiors by Olga Polizzi. Lovely grounds, wonderfully sited in its own valley and stretch of river. Good for outdoor types and families.

    16 rooms from $298
    Exclusive offer  -  Spring Offer Save 10%
    Garden  -  Set in 110 acres, with a stretch of river
    Fishing  -  Private stretch of the River Tamar
    Views  -  Great views from hotel
    Secluded setting  -  For escaping.
  • Neuadd Lwyd Hotel

    Llanfairpwllgwyngyl, North Wales

    Top quality guesthouse in rural Anglesey. Former rectory with luxurious bedrooms and delicious dinners.

    4 rooms from $242
    Restrictions on children  -  No children under 12 years
    Great walks  -  Good for walkers.
    Recommended by  -  Good Hotel Guide
  • Linthwaite House Hotel

    Windermere, Cumbria

    Slick, stylish yet relaxed Edwardian hotel, with gorgeous hilltop views over Lake Windemere and the fells. Good walking from the door, excellent restaurant. Ask for larger rooms with views.

    30 rooms from $275
    Exclusive offer  -  REDISCOVER YOURSELF with an indulgent two night June break
    Views  -  Hilltop views over the lake and fells
    Great walks  -  Great walking from the door
    Restaurant  -  Excellent restaurant
    Sailing  -  Can be booked nearby.
  • Hell Bay Hotel

    Isles of Scilly

    Remote, wonderfully sited and stylish island hotel on Bryher.

    25 rooms from $435
    Restaurant  -  3 AA Rosettes.
    Views  -  Great views out to the Atlantic
    Birdwatching  -  Good birding near the hotel.
    Romantic  -  Good for couples.
  • The Pier at Harwich

    Harwich, Suffolk and Essex

    Characterful waterfront hotel and fish restaurant, busy and buzzy, in a converted pub in the harbour, with great quayside views.

    14 rooms from $188
    Exclusive offer  -  Step into Summer
    Views  -  Great views over the busy harbour
    Full of character
    Lively  -  Hip and happening.
    Recommended by  -  Good Hotel Guide, Travel Intelligence
  • Northbank Hotel

    Seaview, The Isle of Wight

    Eccentric family run hotel in a fabulous setting - the 1930s with a ‘60s twist. Forget en suite bathrooms, but for families wanting a very relaxed seaside atmosphere at reasonable rates, with lots of friends to make, it's an experience. The antithesis of boutique.

    18 rooms from $145
    Child friendly  -  Overrun with children having fun in summer.
    Views  -  Overlooking the Solent.
    Sailing  -  A prime sailing spot.
    Swimming Pool  -  At the nearby Isle of Wight Sports Club.
  • Blue Hayes

    St Ives (West Cornwall)

    Glamourous and discreet 5 room boutique hotel in buzzy St Ives, tranquil with sweeping views.

    6 rooms from $274
    Exclusive offer
    Sights nearby  -  Tate St Ives Modern art museum 20 mins walk
    Restrictions on children  -  No children under the age of 10
    Views  -  Great views from hotel
    Great walks  -  Good for walkers.
    Recommended by  -  Frommers
  • Charles Bathurst Inn

    North Yorkshire

    Spectacular views of the Yorkshire Dales from this convivial converted 18th-century inn. Light modern rooms, hearty food, great walking and cycling country.

    19 rooms from $174
    Great walks  -  In the middle of the Dales
    Views  -  Great views from hotel
    Remote  -  Off the beaten track.
    Fishing  -  Excellent fishing nearby.
  • The Scarlet

    Mawgan Porth, Cornwall

    Relaxing, purpose-designed eco-friendly hotel overlooking Mawgan Porth beach, for fabulous sunsets. No children.

    37 rooms from $306
    Spa  -  Ayurvedic treatments
    Views  -  Great views from hotel
    Restrictions on children  -  Not under 16
    Full of character
    Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith, Good Hotel Guide, Sawdays

posted Monday, 22nd February 2010
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