The best hotels United Kingdom

The 83 minimalist, recently renovated rooms (standard or more spacious) are softened by a cameo of pastel colors. They're fully equipped, and you can even log in with your Netflix account on the TV. No windows, but huge glass panes (for the claustrophobic, they don't open) with panoramic views. Hearty breakfasts are served buffet-style. For the more fashionable, the penthouse is well worth a visit. Pets welcome. Frequent promotions on their website.

Very modern and well located on the main street, this vast hostel is a good economic drop point for single travelers, groups and families. Large openings, wood and stone help create an aerated architecture. There is a large kitchen and dining room, laundry and internet connection.

The City Hotel is a conveniently located hotel, opposite the River Foyle and a three-minute walk from the city walls. It has the advantage of offering views of both the hinterland and the city. The pleasant rooms are modern, in a rather refined Art Deco style. A swimming pool and gym are also available to residents. Breakfast is an all-you-can-eat buffet, which is taken in the restaurant's large room, and is always of good quality. A good place to stay for a stopover in Derry

The Caledonian Hotel is a 2-star hotel located on Quay St in Ullapool. Built in the early 20th century, it overlooks Ullapool Harbour and is close to Ullapool Golf Club and Loch Achall. The hotel offers classic rooms and suites with flat-screen TVs and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms also offer harbor views. Breakfast is available at an additional cost, and there's a restaurant serving traditional Scottish cuisine, a friendly brasserie and an afternoon tea lounge. Live entertainment is regularly organized. Wi-Fi is free in public areas. The Caledonian Hotel also offers meeting and reception facilities. Parking is free and the hotel accepts pets. Guests have rated the rooms with a 3.0, the location with a 4.7 and the services and facilities with a 4.4. Ullapool is the main port of the Outer Hebrides and offers easy access to many Highland sights, such as Loch Maree, Lochinver, Gairloch, Corrieshalloch Gorge and Inverewe Gardens. The city of Inverness can also be reached in less than two hours by car.

Situated on the heights of the charming town of St Ives, this beautiful hotel with an indoor swimming pool enjoys a breathtaking view of the sea, surrounded by a golf course and lush vegetation covering more than 3 hectares. The rooms are pleasantly decorated in a chic rustic style and apartments are also available. The complex resembles an ivy-covered castle and exudes a lot of charm. It feels like an English TV series, somewhere between the atmosphere of The Crown and Downtown Abbey.

Charming 10 bedroom guesthouse with a beautiful garden. All rooms are equipped with a private bathroom, a sober decoration and a warm welcome.

Set in a large pink house surrounded by greenery with a breathtaking view of the sea, this simple, comfortable hotel was built in 1848. The rooms are well-decorated and tastefully furnished. From the windows of the hotel's two suites, there's even a view of Exmoor National Park. The whole place has a dapper look and a perfect location. The hotel's restaurant is also well worth a visit, offering dishes prepared by a multi-award-winning chef using local produce.

The hostel can boast of being a historic place, since Sir Francis Drake made frequent visits in 1587 and evokes it in his memoirs. Renovated since then, he has lost his old decoration and past but remains fairly original and slightly kitsch.

Pitches for tents and caravans with superb views of the Exe River. Also renting mobile homes per week (between £ 145 and £ 490).

Throughout the year, the university offers a very functional accommodation service located on campus. 29 single rooms and 21 double rooms.

Youth hostel in quiet but in the heart of the city. The individual rooms are very good, especially if you book in advance. Ask for a room in front of: The sublime view of Bath will enchant you more than that of some more expensive hotels.

Quiet and restful, this campsite has a small private beach. The feet in the white sand, facing the sea, you get to perfection. The place is family and warm, besides being clean and well equipped.

This classic and traditional grand hotel dominates the Medway River estuary. We really appreciate its central location, a little less its decoration, with velvet curtains and beds remind us that the kitsch style was born in England… An effective British establishment!

They are 88 locations. Heated outdoor swimming pool. Fishing possible, everything in a pleasant wooded area.

If you are looking for the true spirit of surfing, choose from this very relaxed and particularly warm establishment. The equipment is recent and very clean. Regularly organized barbecue evenings.

Superb hotel with bars, restaurants, spacious rooms and especially situated in a breathtaking landscape, overlooking the cliff, overlooking the green waters of the sleeve.

A few minutes from the small village of Porlock, on the road to Porlock Weir, this campsite enjoys a superb view of the surrounding hills. Clean, well equipped and not expensive, it is a good option to discover the region.

A family bed and breakfast. Craig, the owner is a former surf champion and knows beaches like his pocket. Breakfast served in bed (£ 4). Animals allowed.

This Tudor style building dates back to 1470. It was transformed into a hotel in 1500; It is the oldest hotel in the east of England. Comfort, discretion and a cosy English ambience promise a pleasant stay in one of the hotel's 22 rooms.

A few minutes walk from the city centre (by Queen Street), the hotel is quiet and has private parking. Breakfast takes place in the dining room and you can admire the charming spectacle of the birds in a small garden.

This charming white house is a beautiful hotel overlooking the park, close to the port, beaches and city centre. Unpretentious but comfortable.

Three rooms (one with bathroom) with sea view. In the countryside, but at the same time a 5-minute walk from the charming village of Mullion. Parking.

A B & B surrounded by a large garden, restaurant. Chic bar with wood fire in the winter. Ideal for décompresser the city and finding mother nature. Close to the cliffs.

The place breathes the refined luxury of the magnificent English cottages, but offers a singular freedom to its occupants. Here, everyone uses the bar, works to improve its lift on the grassy ground or relax in the beautiful swimming pool. Other originality, dinner takes place at a large table, all housed together.

This is a charming th century cottage dating back to the th century. On 9 hectares of a magnificent countryside, you can fish, ride horseback or play tennis.

A Victorian building with ten rooms held by the same family for 25 years. All have a bathroom and TV. Salon. Parking.

Offers packages grouped for the Christmas period.

A small B & B in a beautiful Edwardian mansion situated on the seafront. Most of the rooms have a sea view, sometimes with balcony (supplement) and all have their own bathroom. Within walking distance of shops, restaurants, beaches of the city.

A B & B that overlooks Blenheim Park. All rooms have a bathroom and colour TV. Welcoming and friendly.

Quiet caravaning, in a nice setting and very well equipped, clean and comfortable.

Very correct rooms with bathroom, 200 m from the main street. The place also makes pub in addition to its function as a hostel.

This subsidiary of the Wetherspoon chain is probably the most prominent pub in Torquay, despite the presence of Bavarian caps and caps to soaring white socks to the knees. A huge pub, well decorated and where prices are very good.

Only 800 m from Battle, this retreat in the countryside is ideal for enjoying nature. Surrounded by trees and with a lake, to fish as much as to bathe or to make a boat, tennis court…

Large house with garden close to the centre.

Quiet, comfortable, this lovely Victorian house offers a superb view of the sea. It is surrounded by a large garden. The rooms are decorated with embroidered and top-class cushions. Fishing, golf or walking enthusiasts will appreciate the natural wealth of the region.

B & B located in a beautiful Victorian house close to the centre. Rooms with bathroom. Rich breakfast. Private parking.

The hotel is very close to the beach and the Pier, in the centre of Paignton to take advantage of the bay.

This large campsite covers a vast area and has recent equipment. We appreciate the ecological involvement of owners.

With its appearance as a country house, The Barn (the barn) offers a certain comfort: Cosy rooms with sea view, an outdoor swimming pool surrounded by a large soft grass and of course the beach just a few hundred metres away.

Charming small B & B with 9 rooms at the warm welcome with bathroom. Located close to the sea and shops. Parking.

Camping and caravaning maintained by a family in a ventilated area. Children's playground, washing machines, shop, library.

At the same time, The Crown Inn, and backpackers, this establishment is suitable for its central location and accessible rates. The facilities are functional and the atmosphere non-existent. For one night, the place is doing this.

This family-run B & B, housed in a former Victorian villa, is located 3 minutes from the train station and the city centre. Ideal for small budgets.

Recently renovated B & B, offering well-decorated, clean and comfortable rooms. Close to transport and city centre.

A small hotel (only nine bedrooms, all with bathroom). Reduction in the week. Open all year round, especially during the Christmas holidays.

The building alone was a symbol of the 150 th century, housed for more than years the Brown family shop known for «everything». Closed 10 years ago, it's now a pleasant B & B hosted by Jane and Jonathan in a modern style.

Seven rooms are decorated in different ways, some of which have a beautiful view of Mont Saint Michael's. All have a bathroom, telephone and TV. Parking.

Not expensive, but frankly old. The reception is flawed.