This Victorian Gothic hotel boasts stunning grounds and exceptional dining. With individually designed suites and an elegant restaurant and bar, it is the perfect location to enjoy the serene East Sussex countryside.
This boutique-style hotel can be found in the oldest known area of Nottingham, and features 51 unique bedrooms, suites and feature rooms, as well as a pub serving an excellent selection of drinks and food throughout the day.
This historic hotel expertly blends classic charm with modern touches, featuring a Grade 1 listed Manor House set within 32 acres of landscaped gardens in the serene English countryside.
Luxury apartment hotel located in the center of historic Salisbury. Each apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, King or Super King Beds. Free Parking
Boutique 4-star hotel with a restaurant serving fresh local produce. Located in the centre of Cheltenham and just a 15-minute drive from Cheltenham Racecourse and Gloucester Quays.
Ramme Fjordhotell is a boutique art hotel in Hvitsten, Norway, just 30 minutes from Oslo. Set between forest and fjord, it offers 42 uniquely styled rooms inspired by Edvard Munch, historic architecture, and local heritage. Guests enjoy organic dining, a serene garden, and cultural experiences.
Discover Room2 Chiswick for a stylish, home-like stay. Enjoy modern, eco-friendly rooms and a cozy atmosphere, all in a charming location near Chiswick High Road’s shops and dining. Perfectly inviting.
Room2 Southampton is the worlds first hometel with 71 modern, spacious rooms complete with fully equipped kitchens, large king beds and plenty of space to work or relax. It also features a living room pantry, studio gym and laundry room. Checking in and out at 2pm offers a relaxing 24 hour stay.
This luxury resort, located on the South Coast of Falmouth, is the perfect base for exploring Cornwall’s charming towns & magnificent coastline. It features two stunning restaurants, an array of stylish beach apartments and an award-winning spa.
Staycity Aparthotel London Dalston blends modern comfort with East London’s creative charm. Just steps from Dalston Kingsland station, it offers sleek studios and apartments with kitchens, a gym, and 24/7 service—perfect for stylish, flexible stays in the heart of the action.
Unwind in comfort at Taplow House Hotel & Spa, where pure tranquillity meets a charming historic setting enhanced with contemporary touches. All 30 of the hotel’s rooms have been elegantly designed and offer magnificent views of the countryside.
Nestled away in London’s Notting Hill, this stunning boutique hotel offers an array of meticulously designed bedrooms for guests’ premium comfort & convenience. The vibrant lobby also provides the perfect setting to enjoy a refreshing beverage.
Discover The Bear of Rodborough, a charming 17th‑century coaching inn perched atop Rodborough Common near Stroud. Set within 300 acres of National Trust land, it offers 44 individually styled rooms, award‑winning dining, cosy bars, lush gardens, and dog‑friendly hospitality.
Located in the historic market town of Royal Wootton Bassett, this welcoming, modern hotel houses a bar, restaurant and spacious family and dog friendly rooms. Enjoy nearby walks and Cotswold attractions.
The Coat & Bear is a boutique hotel and gastro pub located in the heart of Newbury, Berkshire. Housed in a Georgian building with a listed frontage, it offers 26 individually designed rooms, a seasonal menu, and a stylish bar.
This resort, located on a 1,400-acre estate, is home to 70-en suite bedrooms, state-of-the-art event facilities, a luxury spa, as well as an array of country activities including Land Rover Experience, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Archery & Water Sports.
THE PIG in Brockenhurst is a boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Hampshire’s New Forest. Just under two hours by train from London, this country retreat offers a relaxed atmosphere with lively bars, cosy lounges featuring open fires, and eclectic interiors.
The Portpatrick Hotel was opened in 1905, designed by architect J.K. Hunter from Ayr. Portpatrick is situated on the West Coast of the Rhins of Galloway, facing southwest towards Ireland. It lies at the mouth of a valley formed by the Dinvin Burn, providing easy access to the rest of Scotland.
