The best hotels United Kingdom

This bed & breakfast is housed in an elegant, renovated Victorian house, just a stone's throw from the town center. The owners, a local couple, welcome you in a warm atmosphere. The interiors blend old-world charm with modern comforts, and there are books and TVs in every room. The B&B also has a communal lounge. Historic photos of Derry adorn the walls. Homemade breakfasts are a highlight of the stay. Homemade marmalade, compote, fresh local fruit, eggs... All delicious!

A 180-year-old post office relay, this beautiful building was converted into a hotel in 2001. The building is classified as a historical monument and the subtle charm of the architectural details is palpable in the rooms: volumes, taps, windows... The zen and refined atmosphere is very pleasant and blends perfectly with the intimate atmosphere. Personalities such as Bono, Moby, Duran Duran, or Shirley Mclaine are not mistaken, nor are the actors filming on Belfast who stay there. Each room is different and offers a beautiful view.

This large hotel is located near the Great Victoria Street station. It offers an ideal location for exploring the north and the city centre, as well as the university's southern area. From this 8-storey brick building, the view is impressive on the side of the hills that delimit Belfast to the north. The rooms are functional and comfortable, with dark colours and good value for money. Wi-Fi is free and there is a café-restaurant on-site.

Set in a succession of Victorian houses, this superb hotel is one of the most charming in Belfast, with 71 spacious and stylish rooms with large windows and king-size beds. Good food and friendly staff don't spoil anything and it's definitely a good place to stay, in quiet Eglantine Street, not far from the bustling university area and a 15 minute walk from the city centre. Excellent breakfast too.

Southwest of Loch Ness, this croft located between forest and loch has been welcoming travellers from all over the world since the early 1990s. It offers two types of accommodation: bed and breakfast and log cabins. The latter allow an independent stay - one is for 2 people, the two others for 4 or 5 - with bathroom, kitchen and living room. The rooms are for two people or can be converted into family suites.

5* hotel in the heart of the Scottish countryside between Stirling and Perth. This luxury hotel consists of 206 rooms and 28 glamorous suites. The restaurant can host a wide range of events (from romantic dinners to birthday parties). Don't forget to make a detour to the rooftop. Gleneagles Hotel offers wedding rooms, in a historic setting, as well as seminars in the beautiful library. The hotel offers spa services and golf, but also unique experiences such as hunting, horseback riding, fishing and falconry shows.

It's hard to imagine a better location than this excellent guesthouse, right in the center of town, opposite the famous St Nicholas Market. It offers good value for money and optimum comfort, whether you opt for a double, twin or triple room. A special feature of the hotel are the four rockets, retro silver caravans located on the roof. The self-service breakfast, prepared on request, is a real treat.

Y Dderwen Fach ("The Little Oak") is a B&B set in a ^17th-century house, just a few minutes' walk from the town center, railway station and bus station. A really lovely welcome, here you're very well looked after and advised. And as they say, if they don't have the answer to your question, they'll find someone who can! The rooms are simple and clean (wifi, hairdryer, coffee, tea and kettle...). On-site bike storage and laundry facilities available at extra cost.

One of the city's greatest "coach inn", whose hotel is suitable, clean and comfortable. The old-fashioned side may appeal to some, but the kindness of the staff is undeniable. Friendly pub with Carmarthen atmosphere until midnight on weekends. The sixteen rooms are simple, but clean and very comfortable. We are quickly put at ease here and quickly, we feel at home. Board's Head has a restaurant, perfect from breakfast to dinner. They also offer a pleasant afternoon tea for snack time.

This establishment with stunning views over Cardigan Bay, close to several beaches within walking distance, has been welcoming guests for many years. All rooms are en suite, i.e. with the bathroom inside the room. Typically decorated with thick carpets, paintings and flowery curtains. Communal areas include a garden and a pleasant, light-filled patio with a glass roof. On-site restaurant with children's menu. Pets allowed.

Youth hostel close to Olgwen Warden Centre, recently renovated. A very practical address for hiking. There are single and double rooms as well as rooms for up to four people. Only the room for 4 has its own bathroom, otherwise for the others there are shared showers and toilets. If you are a group of 7 people or less, you can also reserve a wooden cabin. Remember to book early enough, there aren't many places available and summer fills up fast!

Doune is one more argument to visit the Knoydart peninsula, one of the last wild bastions in Europe. You'll want to relax or get into action (diving, sailing, hiking...) in this wild paradise, composed of rooms with bathrooms in a beautiful pine lodge, a nice house to rent and a restaurant that has won several awards. The full board offer includes breakfast, picnic basket for lunch and dinner in the evening. Reservations are for 3, 4 or 7 nights, with discounts for 7 nights.

Want to stay in a Scottish castle at a very reasonable price? This historic 18th century residence will welcome you to its incredibly charming site. In addition to the authenticity and superb scenery surrounding it, you will appreciate this place for its family atmosphere. The doors of the magnificent lounge-library are wide open to you, and you are cared for throughout your stay. Good to know: the school offers internships all year round to learn or improve in various creative activities.

This hotel is ideally located, making it a perfect base for exploring the beauty of Loch Lomond. It has 27 rooms, all equipped with private bathroom, TV, wi-fi, courtesy tray, hair dryer... A parking lot is available for guests. The hotel is also a pub-restaurant, serving typical British cuisine and a wide selection of beers on tap from the Marston Breweries. A discount is applied on the evening meal bill for all reservations (via web or at the reception).

It's hard not to fall under the spell of this establishment in the tiny port of Cadgwith, with its thatched cottages and fishing boats nestling between the cliffs A true inn in the purest British style, it sleeps as well as it eats. Rooms are single, twin or double, with private or shared bathroom and with or without view. On the pub side, tradition is honored, with typical decor, good beers and, above all, superb Cornish cuisine, especially for the fish and seafood brought in from the nearby pier.

This traditional inn is a great place to stay in Tintagel, if you want to sleep close to King Arthur's castle, as well as eat and drink. The rooms are modern and well thought-out, with attractive decor and charm in the exposed beams. Some have 3 or 4 beds, and there's also a 3-bedroom suite. So it's a good address for couples and families alike. The pub on the first floor is a truly typical local spot. It's one of the best addresses in the area.

Beautifully remodeled boutique hotel opened in 2016, following a £7 million investment to become "Wales's first contemporary art hotel". It takes its name(Twr y Felin means Mill Tower in Welsh) from the historic windmill integrated into the building. The very modern interior and elegant rooms make it one of the best hotels in Pembrokeshire. A real favorite! Everything here is perfect: the welcome, the quality of the rooms, the location... And don't hesitate to try the restaurant: it's a delight!

A charming hotel in the heart of vibrant Peckham. The hotel's 22 rooms are decorated in a way that is inspired by the African continent and the diasporas present in London, to create warm and cosy spaces. You can enjoy a comfortable stay at an affordable price. You feel very comfortable and the staff is very friendly. The best thing about the place is its location, just a stone's throw away from a lot of trendy restaurants and bars, as well as the markets that are so popular in London.

The Ship Inn welcomes you to Stonehaven Harbour, overlooking the sea and the cliffs, close to the heart of the town. You will find rooms carefully furnished to make your stay a pleasant one: comfortable bedding, TV, desk area, courtesy tray. What's more, the place is steeped in history, as the establishment has been in business since 1771, and has always been known for its warm welcome and friendliness. You will enjoy the walk along the coast and why not join the Dunnottar castle?

The Findlay family runs a charming hotel and restaurant here, in the purest British tradition. The rooms all have lovely views of the sea, the ruins of the castle or the nearby golf course, and each has its own shower room. On the restaurant side, the menu is that of a traditional cuisine worked with care. There is something for everyone, the "early birds", families with a traditional Sunday dish; and the ladies, on the first Wednesday of the month, during the Ladies' nights .

At the gates of Galloway Forest Park, near Loch Trool, this traditional inn has two double bedrooms with walk-in showersand the possibility of adding a bed for three people. The setting is very peaceful and the restaurant is just as famous as the hotel, thanks to its successful and inventive pub food. The complete, homemade Scottish breakfast is perfect to start a day of hiking or outdoor sports on the right foot. Ideal for staying and eating close to nature!

It's hard to imagine a more central location than the Z Hotel at the corner of St. George Square. Its 104 rooms all have en-suite bathrooms, air-conditioning, television and modern facilities. The Z Café also offers food and drinks. Please note: the cheapest offers "inside single", "inside double" and "inside queen" do not have windows. It's not really a problem if you're just going to sleep there and enjoy the location, but it can be if you want to feel at home.

How can you not fall in love with Nithbank? That's what happened to Melanie and John, the owners, who welcome you to their beautiful country home. It was once the residence of the Duke of Queensberry. Here, tranquillity and comfort are king: spacious rooms, modern facilities, calm... Period features have been preserved in each room and are combined with quality facilities. You will be pampered with many attentions: homemade scones on arrival and other delicacies...

Part of London's history, the Great Northern Hotel is a legendary railway establishment just a short walk from King's Cross Station. Opened in 1854 to provide guests of the Great Northern Railway Company with a comfortable and elegant base, it was abandoned for 12 years before Marriott gave it a facelift. Today, it offers over 100 luxurious rooms and quality amenities in a classic setting that gives the feeling of reliving the great era of steam trains.

The value for money and location of this hotel is a credit to it. It is contemporary in style and surrounded by stores, restaurants and pubs. The rooms are equipped with all the comforts of home, including quality bedding, en-suite bathroom, desk, hospitality tray and wi-fi connection. Breakfast is served as a self-service buffet. It also has a restaurant, Thyme Bar & Grill. The hotel does not have a parking lot, but offers discounted rates.

The charming Watermill Lodge has its feet in the water and takes advantage of it with its delightful terrace on the shores of Upper Lough Erne. You can enjoy beautiful views as soon as the sun rises. Otherwise, the lodge's plush interiors and optimal comfort make it a great place to stay when visiting this area. In addition to the seven rooms, there is also an excellent restaurant on site, and accommodation and catering packages are available to make the most of it. The service is meticulous and the welcome very smiling.

Loch Awe Hotel is an establishment specialized in welcoming coach travellers, but it also welcomes individual travellers. It enjoys a privileged location above Loch Awe. Created to celebrate the arrival of the railway in the area, it has all the characteristics of the Scottish dream. Authentic decor, warm welcome, comfortable and modern rooms (with private bathrooms, TV, courtesy tray), friendly common rooms with fireplaces and lounge-bar: it is perfect for relaxing, but also as a starting point for excursions.

The Inch, or Inchnacardoch Country House Hotel, is located on the heights of Fort Augustus. A historic country house hotel, it has a long tradition of hospitality. All rooms have en suite facilities and are equipped with all modern conveniences. The restaurant, where it is possible to dine (reservation is recommended) is appreciated for the quality of its Scottish cuisine and for the view of the loch where Nessie would sleep. The whisky bar and the lounge with fireplace are also very pleasant.

This hotel-restaurant-pub is in the centre of Bettyhill, both in terms of its location and its appeal. On the hotel side, it offers different types of rooms, with en suite and private bathroom or shared bathroom, as well as single, double and family rooms, or a cottage for rent 100m from the hotel. The restaurant and pub are frequented by locals and tourists alike. The atmosphere is friendly and warm, with billiard tables, darts, and a wide range of whiskies and beers available at the bar.

In the former headquarters of the London Baptist Church, between Covent Garden and Bloomsbury, this boutique hotel has been restored to its Baroque splendor by Jacques Garcia, with the opulence and theatricality befitting this neighborhood's literary past. Impeccable service, confidential atmosphere. The rooms are spacious, decorated all in leather and velvet, and the establishment allows itself a few luxurious fantasies: the faucets adorned with crystal butterflies and the chandelier that runs down the seven floors of the establishment.

Ely Guest House is located on St Mary's Street, opposite St Mary's Church, Oliver Cromwell House and the tourist office. It's also close to the cathedral. To get there from the city center, follow the High Street (the road leading from the market square) towards the cathedral. At the end of the High Street, you'll find a traffic light and the Lamb Hotel. Cross the road and go straight on opposite the Lamb Hotel. Ely Guest House is on the right, just a few meters away.

Set on a wooded hillside in Exmoor National Park, Pine Lodge is a 4-star hotel in Lynton. This Victorian guesthouse offers 4 simple, bright rooms with flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms offer valley views. One suite even includes a living room with sofa. The property has an elegant landscaped garden and offers free parking and a full English breakfast included in the price. Guests can also take advantage of the swimming pool and fitness center.co.uk.

The Holiday Inn Express Liverpool John Lennon Airport is a 2-star hotel located in Speke, Liverpool. It accepts pets and offers easy access to Liverpool John Lennon Airport. The hotel offers clean, comfortable rooms and breakfast is included in the room rate. Staff are friendly and available to meet guests' needs. The hotel is conveniently located close to the city of Liverpool, offering visitors the chance to discover the region's tourist attractions.

Located in the charming village of Great Barrow, close to Chester, The White Horse Inn is an excellent choice for travelers visiting the area. This 3-star hotel offers a family atmosphere and a host of services designed to enhance your stay. Rooms are equipped with flat-screen TVs and sitting areas, providing all the comforts you need. What's more, the hotel offers an inclusive breakfast, ideal for getting the day off to a good start. Free parking is also available for guests. For food lovers, The Brasserie and Lounge at Doubletree by Hilton Chester is a nearby French restaurant. Chester's main sights, such as Chester Castle, are within easy reach of the hotel. Make the most of your stay in Chester to discover this charming region.

Located on Devon's north coast, between Combe Martin and Ilfracombe, Sawmills Free House is a 3-star hotel housed in a 17th-century former watermill. This family-run establishment offers 4 basic en-suite rooms with flat-screen TV and DVD player. Rooms are equipped with a mini-fridge with free bottled water and milk, as well as tea and coffee making facilities. Foldaway beds can be provided on request. English breakfast is available at an additional cost. The casual pub offers a traditional British menu for lunch and dinner, as well as a children's menu. There's also a patio and riverside garden. Sawmills Free House offers free parking and accepts pets. Wi-Fi is also available free of charge. The hotel is well located for exploring the coast, with magnificent cliff views and charming villages with picturesque coves and harbors. There are also plenty of opportunities for coastal walks and boat trips to discover the area.

This small hotel offers 8 beautiful rooms, all with en-suite and private bathroom. The rooms are fitted out for the greatest comfort of the guests. The 4 standard rooms offer a view of the village and its surroundings, the 4 others, more spacious, overlook Loch Shiel. Lunch and dinner can be enjoyed in the hotel's restaurant, which serves traditional British cuisine using local and seasonal produce. The bar is also accessible and has a fine selection of real ales and malt whiskies.

Located in the charming Cornish town of St Ives, Primrose House is a 3-star hotel occupying an Edwardian villa overlooking Porthminster beach. This elegant and charming establishment is close to cafés and restaurants, just a 2-minute walk from the train station and 14 minutes from the Tate St Ives gallery. Primrose House's 9 rooms are decorated in a variety of styles, with bespoke furniture and rustic-chic, ocean-inspired decor. All rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities, and most offer sea views. Some rooms also feature a DVD player and/or private terrace or balcony. Hot breakfast is included in the room rate, and parking is free. The hotel also offers beach access, is child-friendly and has a restaurant. Guests have particularly appreciated Primrose House's rooms, location, services and facilities, all of which have received top marks.

The Redlands Guest House is a 4-star hotel. It offers comfortable, well-equipped rooms, with quality service and facilities. Guests particularly appreciate the cleanliness of the rooms and the friendliness of the staff. Parking is available and the hotel is close to the city center.

Staying in a yacht? Treat yourself to a luxurious suite in an exceptional building, on the water, and imagine yourself sailing away from it all, in the calm and pleasure of a top-of-the-range cruise. Cabins as spacious as they are luxurious, excellent welcome and service, authentic and generous Scottish breakfast, gourmet afternoon tea, fine and elegant dinner... So many things to enjoy! And nothing was said about the whisky bar, the breathtaking view of the waterfront... This hotel has won several awards, and it only takes a visit to understand why!

It's not always easy to find accommodation in London at a moderate price, while still benefiting from quality comfort. The Ibis chain offers a good solution for budget travelers in a city that is hard on them, especially when it comes to accommodation. The quality of services is no different from the brand's other establishments. The three essential points are all met: the beds are comfortable, the rooms are well soundproofed and the location, in the heart of the pleasant Greenwich district (shops, points of interest, transport).

The Heroes Hotel is a simple but comfortable youth hostel. It's just 600 meters from Newcastle train station and close to many attractions such as St James 'Park and the Baltic Center for Contemporary Art. Rooms are simple but well-equipped, with bunk beds and en suite bathrooms with showers. The hotel also offers free Wi-Fi and satellite TV with DVD player. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant, and breakfast is included in the room rate. The hotel also offers services such as day trips, paintball and clay pigeon shooting.

This beautiful boutique hotel is located on Victorian Great Pulteney Street, just 5 minutes from the Pulteney Bridge. It has 17 cosy, very British-style rooms, all with en suite bathroom and bath. The breakfast, made with local produce, is served in the basement room and is really hearty and very good. If you come by car, you can park on the street for free. A nice romantic address for couples discovering Bath. The hotel also has a bar and a garden.