United Kingdom
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Destinations in United Kingdom
- Bath
- Isle of Wight
- Scotland : Glasgow
- Brighton
- Isles of Scilly
- Scotland : Perthshire
- Cheltenham
- Kent
- Somerset
- Cornwall
- Lancashire
- Suffolk and Essex
- Cotswolds
- London
- Wales : North
- Cumbria
- Manchester
- Wales : South and Mid
- Derbyshire
- Midlands
- Wales : West
- Devon
- Norfolk
- West Sussex
- Dorset
- Northumberland & Newcastle
- Wiltshire
- East Sussex
- Oxford/Oxfordshire
- Worcestershire
- Hampshire
- Scotland : Country
- Yorkshire
- Hereford & Shropshire
- Scotland : Edinburgh
Top hotel lists in United Kingdom
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Hereford & Shropshire
Two of the loveliest counties in England, Hereford and Shropshire, are not well provided with good hotels however...
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All Our Cumbria Hotels
The combined collection of all our Cumbria hotels: The Lake District and beyond!
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All our Cornwall Hotels
The combined collection of all our Cornwall Hotels.
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All Our London Hotels
The combined collection of all our character, chic, cheap & chic, home from home and classic luxury London hotels.
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All Our Yorkshire Hotels
The combined collection of all our Yorkshire hotels: from chic Hotel du Vin to traditional village inns.
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All Our Hampshire Hotels
The combined collection of all our Hampshire hotels from New Forest luxury to updated country inns.
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Scotland - Highland Country
The Scottish landscape is amongst the most beautiful and unspoilt in the United Kingdom. It ranges from the green, rolling
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Hampshire New Forest
Much of Hampshire’s charm lies in its natural variety; from its rolling hills and unspoilt coastline to its bustling market towns and pretty villages
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London Classic Luxury
A handpicked selection of our favourite classic luxury hotels in London.
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South Cornwall
On Cornwall's south coast there are sparkling seas, hidden coves, tropical gardens, working ports and charming harbour towns.
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North Cornwall
Cornwall's north coast is known for its sweeping surfing beaches and offers 60 miles of dramatic Atlantic Heritage Coast from Bude to Bedruthan...
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Hampshire
Much of Hampshire’s charm lies in its natural variety; from its rolling hills and unspoilt coastline to its bustling market towns and pretty..........
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Derbyshire
Derbyshire is a county of dramatic contrasts and breathtaking beauty.
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Worcestershire
A lush county of rolling hills and deep green fields, Worcestershire, perched on either side of the M5 motorway has much to recommend a visit.
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Cheltenham
England's most complete Regency town has shrugged off its reputation as staid and conservative and makes an ideal and very stylish base
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Midlands
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Kent
Kent really does have everything – it’s no wonder the conquerors wanted to settle here....
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East Sussex
Bordered by West Sussex, Kent, Surrey and the English Channel, East Sussex is one of the greenest and least spoilt counties in the south of England.
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Lancashire
Once at the forefront of the cotton industry, Lancashire is now a county of contrasts with rolling countryside, seaside..
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Scotland - Perthshire
Perthshire, the heart of Scotland: rugged mountains, barren moorland, deep lochs and amber-coloured rivers...
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Cumbria
The Lake District is the best known part of the county of Cumbria. But there is more to Cumbria than the Lake District. Cumbria is a land of beauty…
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Norfolk
Much of Norfolk's appeal lies in the wide beaches that sweep along its northern coastline - perfect for bucket-and-spade holidays - and the breezy sa…
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London Cheap and Chic hotels
Looking for a London hotel that's slick, modern, well-equipped - or cosy and characterful - and cheap? Until now London has lagged behind European ci…
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Cumbria Lake District
You have to know your hotels in the Lake District: good ones need to be winkled out from the vast array of elderly, overpriced, over-chintzed places …
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Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight is sheer delight. From the north facing sailing centres of Cowes, Yarmouth and Seaview to sheltered southerly resorts such as Ventn…
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Bath
Entrancing Bath has dozens of small hotels squeezed into 18th century houses, handsome from the outside, rather cramped within. And the historical vi…
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London Home from Home
So you're coming to town for a day or two and you just want a roof over your head, somewhere that's sensible, cosy, welcoming and well located...
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Suffolk and Essex
Interrupting the low-lying countryside, Suffolk's lovely villages are full of warmth and character with huge churches, mellow halls and large greens,…
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Isles of Scilly
With their wonderful colourings, lush tropical plants, peerless beaches and uninhabited islands...
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Scotland - Glasgow
It might come as a surprise that we only feature five places to stay in or near Glasgow. It never ceases to surprise us that, in such a lively, young…
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Devon
Devon & Cornwall, England's West Country: scintillating coastlines, bucket-and-spade seaside villages, wild moorland, secret valleys and deep...
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Wales – North
The further you penetrate North Wales, perhaps via the fast A55 from Chester or the more scenic A5, the more glorious the scenery becomes, as the…
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Wales – South and Mid
South & Mid Wales. Cross the Severn Bridge and you are soon in the Wye Valley or the Vale of Usk with the Brecon Beacons, where we have several…
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Cotswolds
It's easier to be ensnared by a cloying, bijoux tourist trap of an overpriced traditional hotel in the Cotswolds than almost anywhere else in Britain…
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Scotland - Edinburgh
Not just Scotland's capital city and an important centre of the late 18th-century Enlightenment...
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London Chic hotels
Readers of this website may have divined that while we love hip, stylish hotels, we have an aversion to posey ones, where the main point for guests…
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London Character
Finding an affordable and half way decent bolthole in London has always been like looking for a needle in a haystack, and many visitors resort in…
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Northumberland & Newcastle
One of our favourite counties, vast, beautiful and relatively little visited, Northumberland feels far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. T…
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Wales – West
Many people consider the true beginning of West Wales to be the Loughor bridge and the border of Swansea and Carmarthenshire when travelling west tow…
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Brighton
Brighton's attraction as a perfect weekend destination, particularly amongst young people looking for some fun, as well as it's gay friendly reputati…
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West Sussex
Despite being extensively invaded by the Romans, and more recently Londoners snapping up second homes, West Sussex has thankfully retained plenty of …
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Somerset
There is more to Somerset than famous music festivals and cider...
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Manchester
Today Manchester positively glows with civic pride. The city was synonymous with the final death throes of industrial decline, but was reborn in the …
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Dorset
Take a lush pastoral countryside filled with sunken lanes, rolling hills, unspoilt rural villages and thriving farmers' markets, mix with a spectacul…
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Yorkshire Country
The largest county in England and one of the most rural and unspoilt, Yorkshire contains two National Parks, the Dales in the west and the Moors in t…
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Yorkshire Towns
Dotted throughout Yorkshire's varied landscape, with rugged moorland in the east and the lush green valleys of the Dales in the west, the county's co…
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Wiltshire
This county has more than its fair share of tired old coaching inns and farmhouses down muddy lanes that call themselves hotels. And a good few villa…
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Oxford/Oxfordshire
The city of dreaming spires has never been noted for its hotels, though of late the situation has improved and there's an interesting, if small, cros…
