The best accommodations United Kingdom

Since 1931, The Bedford has been a Balham hotspot: a pub, restaurant and live music venue, it offers a few upstairs rooms to visiting travelers. So you can enjoy your stay as a local, in an atmosphere that's bound to be friendly and lively. This beautiful brick building was completely renovated in 2021. It has become a veritable boutique hotel, with 15 rooms featuring early ^20th-century cachet, individualized decor and delicious bedding. A typically London address, brought up to date without losing its soul.

The facade of the Fitzwilliam Hotel fits perfectly into the City of Belfast, just a stone's throw from the Grand Opera House. And in this establishment, the standard does not fail in any respect. The rooms are spacious and surprisingly well designed, with large windows that give the feeling of being nestled in the city. The materials are noble and the tones are acidic. Note: 90% of the materials used are of Irish origin. Of course, in the restaurant too, fresh and local products are used at leisure to create a well-made menu.

This hotel is a must see in Belfast. The Florentine inspired building was designed in the 19th century to house the headquarters of the Ulster Bank. Since its transformation into a luxury establishment, fully furnished with antiques and decorated with paintings and objects that make it a real art gallery, the place is absolutely worth a visit, if only to have a drink in the Victorian bar. The rooms are very comfortable and decorated with great care: antique paintings, marble bathrooms, sumptuous furnishings...

Managed by a West Belfast community enterprise that's always very welcoming, this modern, pleasant establishment, based on a hill by a small lake, is more of a budget hotel than a youth hostel. The 39 rooms are well kept and well equipped. The wild, unspoilt site, a fifteen-minute drive from the city center, is a good starting point for exploring the western districts and Divis Mountain, which offers wonderful walks and views over the city. A pleasant option.

This Biggar hotel is located in the heart of Biggar. A former Victorian building, it has an undeniable charm. Each room is unique, with a decoration designed with elegance and simplicity, in a permanent search for authenticity and comfort. The rooms are with view on garden or street, and quiet. Parking can be done nearby, on the street, and is free of charge. If you wish to dine or have a drink, your hosts can book a restaurant for you 2 minutes walk away, which is also an excellent pub: The Crown Inn.

These two top-of-the-range apartments, a 10-minute walk from the center and famous tourist sites, each have 2 double bedrooms with large, soft beds (separable into single beds), 2 bathrooms and a modern, fully-equipped kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine. Alison, the owner (who speaks perfect French) will provide you in advance with an ingenious digital guide to the city and the apartment, as well as the "Bath Reward Card" giving numerous discounts. A great Bath deal!

This youth hostel is literally 200 m from the entrance to the Giant's Causeway site, making it a good base for visiting the site on foot. There are private rooms and cozy dormitories, a cosy common room with games, TV and books, a veranda with an unobstructed view, parking and a host of convenience services such as snack bars, cab service, laundry and towel hire. You won't find better value for money in the area. Definitely cool!

Antrim House B&B is housed in a prestigious ^19th-century town house with a superb staircase and spacious, bright rooms. They are decorated with character and combine antique furniture with modern comforts. Hairdryer, TV, wifi and snacks are available in every room. This B&B is ideally located, in the middle of Portrush, with the sea on either side and the beach just a two-minute walk away. You choose your breakfast the night before and enjoy it in the morning in a pretty room overlooking the waves.

A house like no other, both in terms of quality of service and prestige of the place. In a huge Victorian house surrounded by a park with majestic trees and splendid gardens, 9 romantic rooms, decorated with antiques and equipped with every comfort await you. The house was built by the Clark family who made their fortune in the linen industry. On the first floor, you can stroll between the hall, the living room, the bar and the restaurant, furnished as they were in the past. In the rooms, a gas fireplace is lit automatically.

A hotel whose main asset is its delightful view over Rhossili Bay and Worm's Head. Having breakfast here, as the sun rises, is simply sublime. The elevated view allows you to admire the bay in its entirety. There's a good restaurant on site, which we recommend for dinner, as the colors of the sky change as the sun sets... Rooms are quite comfortable and often spacious, with some offering a view over the bay. You quickly feel at home in this hotel.

Located on the west coast of Scotland, the Trump Turnberry Hotel is a true national treasure. This 5-star hotel offers stunning sea views and is surrounded by famous golf courses. Built in the early 20th century, it has retained its period charm with its characteristic red roofs. Rooms and suites are elegantly decorated and offer free Wi-Fi access. Some rooms offer sea views and feature a sitting area and/or clawfoot bathtub. The hotel also offers a French restaurant, tea room and spa with indoor pool and gym. A full Scottish breakfast is included in the room rate, and parking is free. Golf enthusiasts will be delighted to play on one of the world's most renowned golf courses.

The very friendly farmhouse of Castle Creavie opens its doors to visitors all year round, with several types of accommodation. Charlie and Elaine are helpful hosts who continue to manage their farm and welcome their guests. The youth hostel is more like a guesthouse and consists of a large room with four beds, a lounge area and an adjoining kitchen. For more comfort, two apartments are available for rent for two or six people and all the expected amenities are included. The offer is ideal if you are travelling with friends.

This magnificent five-star hotel is spread over two houses, with a lovely garden at its center. The rooms are of exceptional quality, spacious and impeccably clean, combining modern elegance with traditional charm. There's also a spa with swimming pool, whirlpools, sauna and steam room. A delicious breakfast is served in the Dower House restaurant. A haven of peace and elegance in Bath's historic center.

This hotel, run by real locals, wants above all to be different from the others. Thus, it proposes Internet thanks to the optical fibre to avoid the shaky wifi characteristic of many hotels. It also has a careful decoration with 55 design suites which have really character with their wooden floors. They are designed by renowned interior designer Sarah McLorn and the furniture and accessories are made directly in Northern Ireland. All have king-size beds and a small kitchenette.

Just a stone's throw from the Botanic train station, this 3-star hotel focuses on decoration and promises, as the name suggests, a home-like atmosphere. It is an elegant boutique hotel with 31 rooms, comfortable with thick carpeting and well arranged. The decoration is trendy and rather classy. In each room, original wallpapers with floral or fruity motifs give an extra touch to the decoration. It also has a superb cocktail bar. The staff is very friendly.

The Grand Central Hotel is a 4 star hotel in the centre of Belfast, as its name suggests. Indeed, it's hard to beat the location. It's just a stone's throw from the Ulster Hall, Victoria Station, the City Hall and many pubs... Impossible to miss it, you can see it from everywhere with its high modern glass tower. It is the highest building in the city with its 23 floors. 300 rooms with private bathroom and view on Belfast, several restaurants, a cocktail bar with spectacular view.

This 3 star hotel is located in the heart of the historic center, across from the city walls. It has perhaps one of the best locations in Derry and offers accommodation in a real Georgian townhouse, built in 1822. The owners and staff know Derry like the back of their hand and will be happy to share their tips with you. The rooms are classic and elegant, with a tasteful decoration. Their names evoke the different gates of the historic walled city. A nice address in short.

This is one of the few hostels on the coast, just a few steps from the beach. It is an efficient and cheap address for backpackers or travelers who want to meet people. The reception is friendly, the rooms are clean and modern. They are also all equipped with a private bathroom. The hostel has a common living room (satellite TV, DVD player, library...) with a fireplace and a kitchen available at any time. Fruit juice, bread and cereals are available in the morning for free. A good start to the day!

The Adelphi is a 4-star boutique hotel located on Portrush's main street, in a white house typical of this small seaside town. The Adelphi, owned and operated by the Holmes family, offers 30 spacious designer rooms with contemporary decor and comfortable beds, an award-winning restaurant serving quality local cuisine, and a spa with a fitness room, sauna and steam room. Some rooms have a beautiful view of the sea. A beautiful dresse.

Pier 39 is a widely acclaimed B&B, run by a charming couple, and ideally located with its feet in the water opposite Portrush harbor and close to all the restaurants. The rooms are simple and cosy, recently renovated and all en suite. Some have direct sea views. The B&B also has a shared garden and lounge. In the mornings, enjoy our delicious full Irish breakfast, which can even be served in the garden in fine weather.

Nestled in one of the town's typical houses with its seaside architecture, this 3-star hotel overlooks White Rocks Beach and the ocean waves. This friendly hotel has only ten rooms and most of them have this incredible view and location. They are also all equipped with a private bathroom, free wifi and a TV. The decoration is refined and elegant with beautiful antique furniture. A hearty breakfast is served to make sure that nothing is spoiled.

You've probably already heard about this new and improved camping trend: glamping. Well, on Rathlin Island, you can now stay in small wooden bubbles directly on the beach for a night lulled by the sound of the waves. A good option for a more glamorous camping (with bathroom, fridge, electric plates, heating) and especially one of the best ways to enjoy the landscape and the sunset, a few steps from the island's harbor. Be careful, the pods do not have wifi, the opportunity to disconnect.

An affordable beachfront hotel among the many on the waterfront, the White Heather Hotel stands out for its modest prices and hearty breakfast. Behind its white facade and outdated, slightly faded decor, the rooms are small but clean and comfortable. The staff are friendly, helpful and have good advice on local activities. Buffet breakfast is included in the room rate, and the hotel has the distinction of offering single rooms with en-suite bathrooms.

An imposing farmhouse dating from 1859, with a slightly austere exterior appearance but full of character and much appreciated, set in 180 hectares of farmland. If you have children, they'll be happy to go see the animals. On the hotel side, the rooms and bathrooms are spacious. It is especially nice with the family or if you want to spend several nights there. They are all well equipped. In the morning, we enjoy a good and hearty breakfast with the maximum of local and seasonal products put forward.

This youth hostel welcomes you in the spirit of a "university residence". Located in a former building dedicated to army sergeants, it has large, bright single or double rooms. The place is warm and comfortable, with a bar offering pub food. The bathrooms are shared, as are the kitchens. The Shackleton Lodge is for groups. It is also possible to rent independent lodges (Nordabrake Houses) on a weekly basis on the same site.

This campsite and farmhouse combines many assets. Here you will find low-cost accommodation solutions. Between the lodgesto rent by the week and the podsfor two, as well as the reception of caravans and motorhomes, the choice is vast. In addition to this, the setting is magnificent: view of the loch, a huge wooded area, green as far as the eye can see. Of course, the campsite offers everything you need: sanitary facilities, laundry and even more, with a slipway for boats and canoes and an art gallery.

Pleasant country house, between the Wye Valley and the Black Mountains. The rooms are bright and friendly, decorated in beautiful beige tones. Scruffy are delicious. You can find the eggs of the farm hens, among other things, on the table.

Lovely cottage with views of the estuary, castle and «Boathouse» of Dylan Thomas. Quiet, ideal for hikers, cyclists, birds and nature lovers.

Located in Mitchel Troy, Wales, the Church Farm Guest House is a charming 3-star hotel housed in a 16th-century farmhouse. Grade II listed, it has been carefully renovated to offer quality accommodation while retaining its original character with oak beams and open fireplaces. The property is surrounded by an acre of grounds with a stream and extensive lawns planted with trees and shrubs. It benefits from easy access to the A40 and the historic town of Monmouth, with its unique Norman fortified bridge, is just two miles away. Church Farm is an excellent base for exploring the Wye Valley, Forest of Dean, Usk Valley and Abergavenny, and the Black Mountains are less than half an hour's drive away. Hereford, Gloucester and Cardiff are also within easy reach. All rooms are en suite, with central heating and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel has ample parking and offers a varied choice of breakfasts. Evening meals can also be prepared on request.

The site is located near a beautiful lake (fishing opportunities) and also has Shetland ponies for residents! Quality, well-kept campsite. It has everything you need and is very well located to enjoy nature. You can even rent two fully equipped gîtes (kitchen, bathroom with bathtub...) for 4 or 6 people. On the other hand, they do not provide sheets or towels, so remember to bring a duvet. The site also has a small, friendly swimming pool, a sauna and a children's playground.

A 20 minute walk from the city centre, one of Belfast's best known hostels. The staff strive to provide a friendly atmosphere. The staff can arrange tours and visits in the city on request. Lagan Backpackers offers a homemade English breakfast in the morning and dinner in the evening for only £3. A big plus is that the hostel has its own cinema room. Dormitories with bunk beds range from 4 to 12 beds and there are also private rooms. The shared bathrooms are relatively clean.

This hotel is housed in an old castle, which overlooks the bay from its small hill. The place is absolutely sublime. The rooms are not particularly bright because of their small windows, but they have a charm and modernity that just make you want to spend all your holidays here! The common areas are extremely pleasant, cosy, bright and warm. We come here to drink tea in peace and quiet, or to work a little. The breakfast is at the level of the quality of the establishment: divine!

Since 2001, Lledr House has established itself as one of the oldest youth hostels in Wales. Optimal quality and comfort, especially since the renovation of the rooms. For those interested, you will have the chance to fish (the owners hold the rights) in the garden, on the banks of the river Lledr. It is the ideal place for families or groups. The bathrooms are clean and well equipped! The kitchen is well accessible and well equipped: oven, fridge, gas, many cupboards for those who stay a few days...

Renovated old Welsh farmhouse, clean and welcoming. A large fireplace in the small common room makes the place even warmer (wood fire at will). The only disadvantage of the hostel is the 25% slope of the village road, it climbs steeply: ten minutes to go down, three quarters of an hour to come back up! Even in the car, it's impressive. If you feel like going for a drink at the excellent Ty Gwyn pub down the village, take some light as there is no light along the way to the hostel.

Situated in the beautiful Dee valley, this campsite offers an enchanting setting for campers and camper van owners. Pods" (wooden huts for those who want a little more comfort) are in great demand. There are also three cottages available for rent: two for four people - one of which is accessible to people with reduced mobility and a third that can accommodate up to 14 people! There is also a bistro open every day for lunch and dinner in season, with a bar section.

In the centre of the village, we are very well situated, about ten minutes walk from the Betws-y-Coed railway station. The Vagabond Bunkhouse welcomes you in a large stone house, extremely well appointed and whose reputation is growing a little more each year. There are simple but clean dormitories (bunk beds). It is a good stopover for hikers and cyclists in particular. Pub and terrace in the summer which ensures a good conviviality and a friendly atmosphere. On site local bike shop. Good breakfast.

Located on the legendary lands of myths and druids, this hostel emphasizes respect for the environment. The building, formerly a school, was renovated with imagination in 1992 and offers you a warm welcome. The place seems timeless, almost a little lost. Here, we take the time and enjoy in dormitories (18 beds, 10 beds, 6 beds, 4 beds), the most economical or those preferring more privacy, private rooms are available (double rooms). Modern kitchen at your disposal. Groups are only welcome in winter.

Stay in a beautiful Victorian house. Seton Guest House has 7 bedrooms, 6 of which have en suite and individual bathrooms. All are equipped with quality bedding, TV with DVD player, courtesy tray, and in the morning you will be served a full Scottish breakfast. You will also enjoy the small park in front of the property and the library. You will receive a warm welcome here: don't hesitate to ask your hosts for advice on visits, walks, restaurants, pubs... all within a few minutes' walk.

This beautiful hotel is located in a castle on the Clyde River. It welcomes its visitors for overnight stays, but also for themed stays: cycling holidays, fishing holidays and country holidays, to take full advantage of the setting and relax in sumptuous surroundings. Each room is named after a famous Scottish castle, and the hotel even has a bridal suite called Balmoral. Indeed, it is also a popular wedding venue and honeymoon establishment. For a stay at the height of romance!

This beautiful contemporary country house welcomes you in a superb building with spectacular views of the golf course and the sea. The establishment has been awarded one of the best B&Bs in the country. The rooms are tastefully decorated and designed with comfort in mind: they are spacious and offer bathrobes, hairdryers, tea and coffee making facilities and TV (with Netflix). The Mews Cottage is the perfect solution for a stay with friends or family (3 bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen).

The Harbour House Hotel is a hotel, a restaurant and a pub at the same time. It offers comfortable double rooms with en suite facilities and private bathrooms, as well as 3 apartments. Called Anglesea Apartments, they have one or two bedrooms, are located right next to the hotel, and have their own entrance, with a separate kitchen and living room, and even a fireplace. You can enjoy the bars, the garden, the seafood served in the restaurant, and enjoy evening concerts in the pub on weekends.

Knockinaam Lodge is a luxury hotel in the spirit of a rich 19th century country house. Completely restored, it offers a superb decor, both inside and outside. It has 10 rooms, all with the utmost comfort. The site is historic: it was in its hunting lodge (which can be visited) that Churchill and Eisenhower secretly planned the Landing. You can also enjoy a private cove and a gourmet restaurant.

Nicolas and Andrea Deschamps welcome you to their beautiful Victorian villa surrounded by gardens. You will enjoy the peace and quiet of an elegant country house 5 minutes walk from the city centre. The house has been entirely renovated, while preserving the charm and authenticity of the place. Each of the 6 bedrooms has its private bathroom. Breakfast is served in the large living room: full cooked breakfast, with haggis, but also vegetarian or vegan options. And if you need advice, your hosts speak French!

Ideally located in the heart of the city, this new hotel is a perfect pied-à-terre! The rooms are all well-equipped and very comfortable. In the interests of ecology, there are no mini-samples in the bathroom, only fixed refillable bottles! As far as the room is concerned, the only thing we regret is that the windows don't open. There's a gym and a pleasant café on the first floor. Breakfast is served on the top floor, in the restaurant, and is absolutely perfect!

This former 18th century post house is a charming inn, combining comfort, modernity and authenticity. Close to Oban, in the heart of a green and peaceful nature, it features nicely furnished and decorated rooms. Each of the three rooms has its own bathroom, wifi access, coffee machine and courtesy tray. The restaurant serves classic British cuisine made from fresh, local produce. The cosy and friendly pub offers a fine selection of Scottish beers, ciders, whiskies and gins.