Small Boutique hotels in UNITED KINGDOM

Nestled in the shadow of York Minster, Grays Court is a family-owned boutique hotel, situated in a painstakingly preserved and restored historic manor house, part of which was originally built in 1080. This charming property provides luxury accommodation and fine cuisine in a matchless heritage setting. Just footsteps from York Minster, Grays Court is ideally placed for relaxing, intimate stays in York, either for business or pleasure. Surrounded by the city walls, the hotel boasts a charming, picturesque garden, and has just nine individually designed and decorated rooms, most with views of the historic city and York Minster. Public areas range from the Jacobean oak-panelled Long Gallery to the 16th century Minster Room, the Library, and the striking Bow Room, the hotel's classic restaurant. The Bow Room is open daily, and serves a delicious range of menus based on the finest local, seasonal, market and garden-fresh produce from 'God's Own Country'. The hotel's wine list includes a carefully selected range of fine wines from around the world, including Nyetimber, one of the very finest English sparkling wines.

Surrounded by 50 acres of beautiful formal gardens and parkland, Great Fosters is set in a Grade I listed Elizabethan mansion, reputedly built as a royal hunting lodge in 1550. After a long and eventful history, this fabulous property is now a prestigious luxury hotel, combining a genuine historic atmosphere with a gracious setting, modern amenities and discreet service. Ideally placed for romantic escapes, corporate stays or simply quality time in the country, Great Fosters is within easy reach of Heathrow, Windsor and Staines, and has excellent road and rail links close by. On site, the hotel boasts a large outdoor swimming pool, featuring unique listed bathing boxes from the 1920s, an outdoor tennis court, and croquet can be played on the lawn on request. Bicycles are also available for hire, while golf enthusiasts will find a number of excellent courses within a fifteen minute drive of the hotel. Great Fosters is host to a range of excellent dining venues, including The Estate Grill, specialising in modern English and European cuisine, and The Tudor Room, a gourmet restaurant serving the creations of chef Douglas Balish in a beautiful, decadent period dining room. All menus are based on the finest seasonal produce, locally produced wherever possible. Great Fosters also boasts exclusive private spaces for successful business meetings, presentations, conferences, or weddings and private celebrations.

Historic and stately yet warm and welcoming, this small hotel located in the countryside features an elegant restaurant and bar, free parking, and comfortable bedrooms distributed throughout the Main Building, the Coach House, and Garden Cottage. Each bedroom has a unique layout and design with traditional décor and style. All have contemporary comforts such as free Wi-Fi internet and their own private bathroom. Some rooms have their own luxurious soaking bathtub or a hot tub and some rooms can even accommodate pets. With its extensive grounds, renowned catering, and professional staff, this hotel is an ideal setting for a romantic wedding, group celebration, or family reunion. The friendly staff is happy to help with suggestions for excursions or activities nearby.

Located in the heart of the Buckinghamshire countryside, just outside the bustling town of Aylesbury, Hartwell House & Spa is set in a historic National Trust owned property, once the residence of Louis XVIII, the exiled King of France who held court there from 1809 to 1814. This fabulous property offers luxurious accommodation, fine cuisine and top-class facilities in a delightful rural setting. Surrounded by ninety acres of beautiful parkland and ornamental gardens, Hartwell House & Spa is ideal for both business and pleasure in the Vale of Aylesbury, one of the most beautiful areas of Buckinghamshire. Within easy reach of London and Heathrow Airport, yet seemingly worlds away, Hartwell House & Spa is also close to several other grand properties owned by the National Trust, including Waddesdon Manor, Claydon House, and Stowe Landscape Gardens. On site, guests can take advantage of the extensive spa facilities, with a heated indoor pool, steam room, sauna and hydro-massage bath, along with a range of massages and treatments. The restaurant at Hartwell House & Spa, the proud holder of two AA Rosettes, serves delicious à la carte and and daily set menus featuring seasonal local farm and country produce, together with garden fruit, vegetables and herbs from the house's kitchen garden and orchards. Cuisine is wholesome, flavoursome and imaginative, accompanied by an excellent wine list, with the accent on the great traditional French vineyards, along with a careful selection of new world wines.

Situated in the heart of London's theatre district - next door to the Haymarket Theatre Royal - the Haymarket Hotel is a boutique property offering luxurious accommodation to the highest standard in a privileged location. The Haymarket Hotel is set in a painstakingly restored and modernised listed Paul Nash town house, combining the best of modern materials and decoration with classical comfort. Haymarket Hotel's central London location means that it is ideal for both business and pleasure visits. Just a few minutes from London's most exclusive boutiques in Mayfair, Regent Street, Pall Mall and Jermyn Street, it is also within easy reach of the financial district. Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery are just around the corner, while the hotel is perfectly placed to enjoy London's excellent transport links to the rest of the city and the region. Guests can enjoy the exclusive Brumus bar and restaurant for gourmet cuisine, afternoon tea and exclusive wines and cocktails, and also take advantage of the Soholistic Gym & Beauty centre, with a wide range of fitness equipment and spa treatments.

Nestled in beautiful gardens just outside the village of Rosthwaite, in the heart of the lake district, Hazelbank Country House Hotel is a charming little property set in an elegant 19th century mansion, originally built in 1840. Enjoying commanding views of the surrounding countryside, including Scafell Pike and Great Gable, Hazelbank Country House Hotel specialises in cosy accommodation and great food in an atmosphere of genuine Cumbrian hospitality. This award winning property is ideally situated for visiting this beautiful corner of England, and is within easy reach of Keswick. Derwent Water, Castlerigg Stone Circle and many more of the Lake District's most important landmarks and attractions. A paradise for lovers of the great outdoors, Hazel Bank is also perfect for simply relaxing on the lawn and drinking in the fabulous scenery, or whiling away a few hours with a good book by the fireplace in the lounge. Fine home cooking is high on the list of priorities at Hazelbank Country House Hotel, and guests can enjoy hearty breakfasts and delicious set dinner menus, all created with the finest locally sourced, seasonal Cumbrian produce, and accompanied by an excellent selection of wines from around the world.

Situated in the heart of London's theatreland with an intimate charm no large hotel can match, Hazlitt's occupies three historic houses in Frith Street, by Soho Square. When these were built in 1718 there were no elevators. There still aren't, but they have updated the plumbing, installed bathrooms and replaced most of the candles with electricity. Traditionally furnished in mahogany, oak and pine with antiques throughout Hazlitt's philosopy is simple: civilised surroundings, old fashioned hospitality, personal and efficient service. No London hotel has a better location. Hazlitt's is right in the heart of London's Theatreland and only a short walk from Oxford Street, Covent Garden and the designer boutiques of Bond Street. The nearest Underground stations are Tottenham Court Road, two minutes walk away (Central and Northern Lines), and Leicester Square, five minutes walk away (Piccadilly and Northern Lines). At Hazlitt's they endeavour to cater to your every need. Whether it's tickets to a top London show, a table at the most fashionable restaurant or admission to an exclusive London club, they will be only too happy to pull a few strings to try and get you what you want.

Surrounded by the glorious Kent countryside, Hever Castle Luxury B&B is set in the grounds of the historic Hever Castle, originally built in the 13th century and once the place of residence of Anne Boleyn. Built in the Edwardian period by William Waldorf Astor in the Tudor style, this fabulous property offers boutique-style bed and breakfast accommodation in a unique heritage setting. Consisting of two wings of the historic property, the Astor Wing and the Anne Boleyn Wing, Hever Castle Luxury B&B is perfect for luxury breaks in the midst of this beautiful historic property. Standing in the midst of the castle's fabulous grounds, guests can enjoy visits to the ancient castle, the Tudor gardens and the Yew Maze, and take long strolls around the lake. In summer months, jousting tournaments and Tudor Living exhibitions are staged in the castle grounds, and the castle also organises triathlon events several times a year. Golf enthusiasts can also enjoy Stay and Play deals at the Hever Castle Golf Club, with a buggy parked outside the residence for easy access to the course. Hever Castle Luxury B&B has a collection of 28 luxury en-suite bedrooms, including singles, twins and doubles, classified as deluxe, feature and superior rooms. There is also a single suite, the Edward VII suite, with fabulous views across the orchard to the castle. All rooms come with flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi and direct-dial telephones, and rooms in the Anne Boleyn wing are also air-conditioned.

In the stunning, lush green countryside of Suffolk, Ireland, is a historic manor from the 1400s now serving as the luxurious Hintlesham Hall. This four-star hotel is the definition of an enchanting past fused with a fashionable present. The building’s façade is famous for its designed of its ages while the interior boasts a charming dining room and the most regal of rooms. The dining room serves as one of the regions highest-quality restaurants receiving recognition for its award-winning dishes. The 175 acres of gardens that surround the manor are perfect for weddings or rounds of golf. The hotel also feature sits own spa with plentiful services and treatments. The rooms of Hintlesham Hall each have the own character and form of elegance represented by the four-poster or canopied beds to the bespoke fabrics and artwork. The designs reflect the captivating history and tradition with its modern facilities and décor. This exceptional hotel is close to many golf courses, even some associated with the PGA championship. It is not far from many parks such as Dedham Vale and Whitehouse Park. However, the best activities can all be done right onsite, whether it is dining in the hall, relaxing at the spa, playing golf, or tasting wine.

In the Somerset countryside lies 20 acres of perfectly manicured lawns and gardens and a stunning Georgian mansion which is now home to Homewood Hotel & Spa. The estate is adorned with luxurious yet eclectic style and eccentric displays of art. Among the captivating grounds is a heated outdoor swimming pool and a delicious restaurant serving creative dishes fusing English and Mediterranean cuisine in which guests can experience in the dining room or domes. As the name states, the hotel also boasts its own spa, complete with a plunge pool, sauna, hot tub, and many treatments. Elegance and creativity are portrayed throughout each of the rooms and suites. From jacuzzi suites to divine rooms, each has their own unique character all while displaying contemporary artwork and offering only the highest quality amenities. Homewood Hotel & Spa is a shirt distance away from Bath and Somerset, making it a prime home base to explore the area. Relaxing in the Roman Baths, touring Prior Park, dipping in the Cleveland pools, or exploring the many museums are just some of the endless activities which cannot be missed.

Situated on a tree-lined Victorian terrace in Glasgow's fashionable West End this luxury hotel boasts a prime location. Minutes away from the stunning Loch Lomond, Hotel du Vin Glasgow is a boutique hotel with a little bit more. Its ideal setting and first-class service make it the perfect destination for anyone wishing to discover Glasgow in style. There are 49 stunning rooms and suites for guest to choose from. Each of the unique rooms are individually styled to provide ultimate comfort in luxurious surroundings. The rooms' original Victorian features are set against contemporary furnishings creating a sense of elegant timelessness. To ensure deluxe comfort all of the rooms include comfy handsprung mattresses, fine Egyptian linen, deep baths and powerful drench showers. Classical decór aside there is no need to feel stuck in the past as rooms are equipped with modern amenities that include plasma televisions and free wifi access. At Hotel du Vin and Bistro quality dining is key and guests can enjoy exquisite cuisine at the hotel's restaurant. Seasonal menus are inspired by high quality, locally sourced produce and guests can indulge their palates with an excellent wine to accompany all dishes. With Glasgow on its doorstep this luxury hotel is the perfect city getaway.

Boasting a spectacular location on the banks of the river Tyne, Hotel du Vin Newcastle is situated in a dramatically restored Edwardian heritage building, once the headquarters of the Tyne Tees Steam Ship Company. Enjoying privileged riverside and city views, Hotel du Vin Newcastle offers luxury boutique accommodation, great food and first class facilities in a prime waterfront setting. Perfectly placed for business or pleasure in this buzzing city, Hotel du Vin Newcastle is just footsteps from many of Newcastle's most outstanding points of interest, including the spectacular Millennium Bridge, the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, the seven bridges, and endless choices for shopping, dining and entertainment. The main railway station is less than two kilometres away, with connections to the metro system and excellent links to the greater region and the rest of the country. As its name suggests, fine food and cuisine are high on the list of priorities at Hotel du Vin Newcastle, and the hotel's main restaurant, the Bistro, serves French home-style cooking with a British twist, along with unique slow-cooked foods in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Guests can also enjoy a unique selection of wines at the Laroche tasting table, with expert guidance from Hotel' du Vin's resident Sommelier, or relax in a cosy leather armchair in the Cigar Shack. Hotel du Vin Newcastle has two individually decorated private events rooms, for conferences, presentations or all kinds of celebrations.

With bedrooms made for sleeping, this classic city hotel is perfect for strolling into town. The Winchester Cathedral can be reached easily on foot in a matter of minutes. The historic red brick building features a restaurant, free Wi Fi Internet, and restful bedrooms with comfortable upholstered furniture, long luxurious window drapes, and modern bathrooms. Many rooms feature a bathtub to soak in and some still have a traditional stone mantelpiece, conserving the artisanal tiles and style. Enjoy the various dining and wining venues. Sit outside on the terrace near the water fountain. Have a drink at the modern bar. The restaurant is elegant and an easy choice for diner. There is even an underground wine cellar. Come by car and park for free on site or walk from the train station in about ten minutes from Hotel du Vin Winchester.

Edgy, quirky, and sultry are the perfect words to describe the unique experience that Hotel Pelirocco provides to its guests. Located seaside in Brighton, Hotel Pelirocco offers a rock and roll theme throughout the hotel, including each room. In addition to the original interior is a cocktail bar in which the best mixologists concoct individualistic drinks which can be preordered to your room. The hotel also offers unique experiences like a boudoir photography session and couples’ massages. Hotel Pelirocco has 19 individually designed rooms based upon different singers, genres and themes regarding all that is rock and roll. They are eclectic, elegant, and flashy depending on the room of choice but all with the amenities one will need. Perfectly situated along Regency Square in Brighton, Hotel Pelirocco is the perfect home base to visit all of the city’s best sites and experiences. It is close to many restaurants, bars, and clubs and is just a short walk from the promenade.

Enjoying a prime location on the seafront at Sidmouth, Hotel Riviera is situated in an elegantly restored regency building, once a terrace of three-storey residences. This charming property offers luxurious accommodation and great food in a fabulous beach-front setting. Hotel Riviera is ideal for relaxing stays in this pretty seaside resort, a gateway to the spectacular land and seascapes of the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Standing by the South-West Coastal Path, guests can enjoy easy hikes up and down the coast, or just laze on the sand and shingle beaches, particularly noted for their cleanliness and water purity. Other outdoor activities available include a range of water-sports, while guests at the hotel enjoy country membership at Sidmouth Cricket, Tennis and Croquet Club, along with concessionary green fees at the nearby Sidmouth Golf Club and Woodbury Park Golf and Country Club. The proud holder of Two AA Rosettes, the restaurant at Hotel Riviera serves discerning menus that combine the finest of English cuisine with international dishes, featuring locally sourced, seasonal produce, with an emphasis on fish and seafood. Guests can enjoy both table d'hôte and à la carte dining, and special diet and vegetarian meals are available on request. Other highlights include traditional Devonshire cream teas, and drinks and snacks are served throughout the day in the elegant Regency Bar or on the Terrace in summer months.

Located in the historic centre of Darlington, Houndgate Townhouse is situated in a Grade II listed heritage mansion, originally built in the late 18th century. After a long and eventful history and a number of different uses, the house was purchased by its present owners in 2010. Featuring a careful, sympathetic and extensive renovation, combining modern design with heritage elements, this magnificent property is now an eight bedroom design hotel, restaurant and bar, offering boutique accommodation in the heart of Darlington. Ideal for both business and pleasure in this buzzing market town, Houndgate Townhouse is less than ten minutes' walk from the railway station, an important stop on the east coast line, and is within easy reach of local government buildings, shopping centres, and many cafés, pubs and clubs. Featured in the Michelin Guide for Great Britain & Ireland 2015, Houndgate Townhouse's Eleven Restaurant serves a delicious seasonally-changing bistro-style menu, based on the finest locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. Meals are served in the light and airy orangery-style extension or, in the warmer months, on the south-facing courtyard. An excellent selection of cocktails, wines and soft drinks are available to accompany meals, and there is also an elegant lounge-bar with chic, contemporary décor.

Nestled in the heart of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Hurtwood Hotel is set in a traditionally styled 1920s inn. Recently having undergone an extensive renovation, this charming boutique property offers luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in a genuine country inn atmosphere. Surrounded on all sides by the rolling landscapes of this beautiful region, yet only 45 kilometres from London and within easy reach of Gatwick airport, Guildford and Dorking, Hurtwood Hotel is the ideal spot for relaxing escapes in rural Surrey. Nearby landmarks and attractions include Leith Hill Tower (the south of England' highest point with breathtaking views); the National Trust houses of Polesden Lacey and Clandon Park, and England's largest vineyard, Denbies. The Surrey Hills are alos a hikers and cyclist's paradise, with countless delightful trails and routes. Hurtwood Hotel has just thirteen spacious, cosy rooms, each featuring the finest quality bed-linen and furnishings, and most rooms have delightful village and country views. Breakfast at Hurtwood Hotel is a relaxed, informal affair, and guests can choose between continental and full English options. The adjoining, independently owned, Hurtwood Inn Pub and Restaurant serves delicious English and Italian cuisine in a warm, friendly ambiance.

Standing in the heart of the western Highlands, and with fabulous views of Ben Nevis, Inverlochy Castle is a historic property situated in a magnificent noble castle, originally built in 1863 near the site of the original 13th century fortress. After a long and eventful history, including a visit from Queen Victoria, this fabulous property now offers five-star accommodation and fine cuisine in a spectacular Highland setting. Ideal for relaxing visits to this beautiful region, Inverlochy Castle is located at the end of the Great Glen, which runs from Inverness to Fort William, and is within easy reach of some of the most important landmarks and attractions of this magnificent area. Close to Ben Nevis, Scotland's highest mountain, the beautiful lochs of Loch Linnhe, Loch Lochy and Loch Ness are also a short drive away. Outdoor activities available in the area include hiking, hunting and fishing, mountain biking, and golf. In winter, skiing is available at the nearby Nevis Range Mountain Resort. Another fabulous attraction is the Jacobite Steam Railway, running from Fort William to Arisaig through some of the most spectacular scenery in the region. As a member of Relais & Châteaux, Inverlochy Castle offers luxurious accommodation in just seventeen rooms and suites, all with their own individual design and character, and magnificent views of the grounds and the surrounding mountains. The castle also boasts a Michelin-starred restaurant, serving delicious menus based on local produce and seafood in the splendid ambience of the elegant dining rooms, decorated with period furniture presented to the castle by the king of Norway.

Standing in a tranquil wooded valley, Jesmond Dene House is set in a Grade II listed Arts and Crafts mansion, designed by the Georgian architect John Dobson, who also designed many of the buildings in Newcastle's historic city centre. Thoroughly renovated and modernised, while maintaining its heritage atmosphere, Jesmond Dene House offers luxury boutique accommodation, award-winning cuisine and a quiet, secluded location, just ten minutes from the bustling centre of Newcastle. Ideal for both business and pleasure in the city, surrounded by lush gardens and verdant parkland, Jesmond Dene House is just an eight minute walk from the nearest metro station, and within easy reach of Newcastle's most important landmarks and attractions, including the Great North Museum, the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, the seven bridges over the Tyne or the Quayside, among many other fascinating sights. Jesmond Dene House's unique gardens are a feast for the senses, while the hotel's modern art and photography collection offers a fascinating insight into contemporary North-Eastern English and Norwegian artists. The restaurant at Jesmond Dene House is the proud holder of three AA Rosettes, and serves a delicious range of menus based on classical cooking techniques, contemporary cuisine and the finest, locally sourced ingredients. Guests can choose from à la carte, ten-course tasting menus, including a vegetarian version, as well as seasonally changing two and three-course lunch menus. Dining is available in the former music room of the mansion, the garden room, or in fine weather, al fresco in the garden.

Enjoying a stunning location, surrounded by beautiful landscaped grounds on the Edge of Exmoor National Park, Kentisbury Grange is set in a grade II listed Victorian manor house. Painstakingly and elegantly restored to the highest standards by the prominent interior designer Karen Gray, this charming property offers luxurious boutique accommodation and award-winning cuisine in an idyllic rural setting. Standing just outside the pretty little hamlet of Kentisbury Ford, Kentisbury Grange is ideally placed for exploring this beautiful corner of North Devon. Perfect for visiting Exmoor, outdoor activities available close by the hotel include hiking, fishing, bird watching, or clay-pigeon shooting. With some of the finest beaches in the country a short drive from the Grange, North Devon is a surfer's paradise, with beaches to suit surfers of all levels of ability. Coaching, lessons and gear hire can be arranged from the lodge. Located in the majestically landscaped grounds of the hotel, Kentisbury Grange Hotel's signature restaurant, The Coach House by Michael Caines, is the proud holder of two AA Rosettes. This masterpiece of contemporary rustic design offers fabulous menus based on innovative yet classic cuisine and locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, all with the trademark expertise of multi award-winning Michelin Starred chef Michael Caines MBE. Traditional and champagne afternoon teas are also available.

Nestled in the lush Kesgrave Wood, and surrounded by carefully tended lawns and delightful gardens, Kesgrave Hall Hotel is set in a carefully restored and maintained neo-Classical mansion. This charming small hotel offers luxurious accommodation, great food and an excellent range of services in an idyllic rural setting. Ideally placed for both business or pleasure in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, Kesgrave Hall Hotel is within easy reach of many beautiful landmarks and attractions, including the Suffolk Heritage Coast and the historic towns of Orford and Aldeburgh, or the National Trust properties of Dunwich Heath, Orford Ness and Sutton Hoo, among many others. Ipswich city centre is less than a quarter of an hour's drive away, while Kesgrave Hall is surrounded by no less than six excellent golf courses, all within 15 minutes of the hotel. Kesgrave Hall Hotel offers delicious Brasserie dining for both lunch and dinner, every day of the week. Featuring an open-plan kitchen, called the 'Engine Room', the restaurant serves delicious menus based on the very finest of Suffolk's seasonal, fresh produce. Traditional English afternoon teas are also served, with sandwiches, scones with jam and clotted cream, and a selection of delicious cakes. The hotel also boasts a number of fully equipped private rooms, for successful business meetings, seminars, or family celebrations.

Enjoying a privileged location on the shores of Loch Sunart, on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula, Kilcamb Lodge stands in twenty-two acres of peaceful meadows and Woodland. This charming small hotel offers exclusive accommodation and fine cuisine in a tranquil, secluded atmosphere. The perfect spot for visiting this beautiful area of western Scotland, Kilcamb Lodge is within easy reach of many of the region's most important landmarks and attractions, including the islands of Mull, Eigg, Rum and Iona, among many others. The sea-lochs of the western Highlands are a paradise for wildlife lovers, walkers and water-sports enthusiasts alike, and there are a number of fabulous beaches within easy walking distance of the lodge. Another attraction not to be missed is the spectacular Jacobite Steam Train, running from Fort William to Arisaig and back. Boat trips around the loch are also available from the hotel. Kilcamb Lodge has just eleven spacious and elegantly furnished luxury bedrooms, featuring both contemporary and classic country house style. All rooms come with large double beds and en-suite bathrooms, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the house. Guests at Kilcamb Lodge can enjoy two options for fine dining. The first is the award-winning two-rosette Kilcamb Restaurant, specialising in the freshest local seafood from the hotel's associate fishing boat, the "Kirsty-Anne", alongside fine Ardnamurchan Venison, game and meat. The second is the Driftwood Brasserie, offering equally fine cuisine in a less formal atmosphere.

Nestled in 38 acres of South Leicestershire parkland, Kilworth House Hotel and Theatre is a unique property, set in a magnificent late Victorian Italianate mansion, originally built for the High Sheriff of Leicestershire. With just three different owners in 120 years, this beautiful estate was painstakingly and lovingly restored between 1999 and 2003, and now offers luxurious accommodation, fine dining and a unique outdoor theatre in a delightful rural location. Kilworth House Hotel and Theatre is host to a number of award-winning dining venues, including the Grade II listed Victorian Orangery, and the sumptuous Wordsworth Restaurant, the proud holder of two AA Rosettes. The emphasis in both restaurants is on using the finest locally sourced produce and ingredients in an imaginative and innovative way, with carefully selected wines for each dish. Opened in 2007, Kilworth House Theatre is a magnificent facility with sail-like canopies that protect the audience and performers from adverse weather. Top-class productions are performed every season, of a standard rarely seen away from the West End of London.

This classic country inn is set in a charming little hamlet and features a traditional restaurant pub, comfortable accommodation, and a warm welcome. Highlighting the best of British culture, the historic multifaceted brick building with its ivy-covered bay windows harmonizes perfectly inside and out. The bedrooms are tastefully modernized with contemporary comforts such as free Wi-Fi internet, a TV, kettle, and their own private bathroom with amenities. One even has a period style claw-foot bathtub. Enjoy the country air hiking in the nearby woodland. Ponder the changing seasons from the garden terraces. Unwind with a glass of fine wine by the hearth. Snuggle into your cozy bed for a good night’s rest after a hot meal and a relaxing chat over a drink right on site at King John Inn.

Standing on Market Place, in the very centre of the historic town of Cirencester, the Kings Head Hotel is a newly opened boutique hotel, with a history reputedly stretching back to the 14th century. After an extensive though sympathetic renovation, this elegant hotel offers stylish accommodation, great food and wine, and an extensive range of facilities for both business and pleasure stays. Just footsteps from Cirencester's beautiful 12th century Church of St. John the Baptist, the Kings Head Hotel is within easy reach of the towns most important attractions, shops, boutiques and galleries. The largest town in the Cotswolds, Cirencester has excellent road links with all the main landmarks of this beautiful region. Boasting a chic restaurant, a stylish bar, cosy lounges and a subterranean dry spa, the Kings Head Hotel has something for everyone, and is perfect for unwinding in luxury, creative breaks, family celebrations or weddings. Private dining is available in a number of unique venues, with space for as few as eight or as many as 120 guests. The restaurant is an informal yet attentive space, and showcases the finest of British cuisine, based on the finest seasonal, locally sourced produce.

Standing on a quiet, tree lined street in the heart of London's Knightsbridge, the Knightbridge Hotel is set in a carefully restored and maintained regency mansion. Providing all the facilities of a luxury hotel, this charming property offers exclusive accommodation and top-class service in an enviable city-centre location. Perfectly placed for tranquil stays in the city, Harrods, Harvey Nichols and the international designer stores of Sloane Street and Brompton Cross are a minute's walk away, while Hyde Park and the museums of South Kensington are all within easy walking distance of the hotel. Knightbridge Hotel is strategically located between the South Kensington and Knightsbridge underground stations, which provide excellent links with the rest of the city and the greater London area. Knightsbridge Hotel is a relaxed and sophisticated place to have Afternoon Tea, whether it be with friends, family or business colleagues. Tea is served all day long and can be taken in the hotel's beautifully designed drawing room or library. Guests can enjoy a choice of both savoury and sweet menu items, and mulled wine is served in winter. Other facilities include full concierge and valet services, a DVD library, and a special selection of services for guests travelling with young children.

Luxuriate in the old world charm of this elegant lochside Scottish country house. With an award winning restaurant and extensive grounds, this picturesque estate is perfect for a romantic escape or even a private event such as a wedding or family reunion. The cozy bedrooms all have their own bathroom, a comfortable bed, and unique character. The superior King Rooms have a regal feeling with a big four-poster bed. Some rooms have a soaking bathtub and some have a view of Loch Long. Admire the intricate woodwork and historic architectural details. Settle in with a book by the fireplace in the shared living room. Enjoy an excellent evening meal at the onsite restaurant. Come by car and park for free on site. The friendly staff is happy to help with suggestions for excursions and activities near Knockderry Country House Hotel.

The picturesque neighborhood of Nottingham is home to Lace Market Hotel, a stylish boutique hotel in a Georgian Townhouse. Lace Market Hotel is the perfect location to enjoy the trendy neighborhood and take advantage of the many gastronomic pleasures it brings. The hotel’s very own pub, Cock & Hoop, serves every meal of the day along with a wide range of select wines and craft beers. In addition, afternoon tea and daily breakfast are two of the hotel’s best features. Lace Market Hotel is also a perfect place to enjoy a celebration or meeting whether it be a hen party, wedding, or team building. There are many rooms and suites to choose from at Lace Market Hotel all of which feature amazing views of the town and most from ceiling-to-floor windows. Each has its own unique colour scheme for a vibrant and welcoming stay. Due to its very central location, Lace Market Hotel is perfect for exploring the neighborhood including its many historic buildings, boutique shopping, artisanal bars, and cute cafes. Highfields Park is a short distance away and Lace market is within walking distance.

This charming property stands in fine grounds, in the heart of the Vale of Strathmore, near the small town of Alyth. Situated in a carefully renovated and maintained Edwardian building, Lands of Loyal offers comfortable accommodation in a quiet, tranquil rural area. Decorated and furnished in an elegant, welcoming style, with antique furniture and vintage artefacts, Lands of Loyal offers fabulous views over its beautiful garden, and the lush fields and golf courses that surround the attractive Perthshire town. The splendid wood-panelled hallway was inspired by the famous cruise liner the Mauritania in the heyday of the Edwardian era, and the opulence is still visible today and open for all to enjoy. Another feature is a vast roaring fire in the living room, perfect for moments of quiet relaxation. Strategically located for relaxing visits to this beautiful area of central Scotland, Lands of Loyal is within easy reach of many of the region's most important landmarks and attractions, including Glamis Castle, Scone Palace, and some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country. Alyth itself is a charming market town, while Meigle is home to important Pictish stone carvings. Going slightly further afield, Perth, Dundee and St. Andrews are all less than an hour's drive away. Fabulous for outdoor activities, golf enthusiasts are especially well served, with countless excellent courses in the whole region.

Standing in magnificent grounds in the heart of the Tyne valley, Langley Castle Hotel is situated in a carefully restored and maintained castle, with a heritage stretching as far back as 1350. After an eventful history and a number of uses and proprietors, this fascinating property was first opened as a hotel in 1986, and now offers luxurious accommodation and fine cuisine in a spectacular country setting. Ideally placed for visiting this beautiful corner of Northumberland, Langley Castle is a short distance from the North Pennines AONB, Hadrian's Wall and Housestead's Roman Fort, Vindolanda, or the Muckle Moss National Nature Reserve, among many other heritage and natural landmarks. Outdoor activities available on site or close by include hiking and cycling, fishing, horse riding or golf. The proud holder of two AA Rosettes, Langley Castle Hotel's restaurant is fast becoming one of the foremost gourmet dining destinations in the North East. Langley Castle's award-winning chef and his team use classic techniques with a contemporary approach to create modern British dishes that are light, fresh and flavoursome. Dining can be enjoyed in the grand main restaurant, the elegant Drawing Room, or in the elegant, modern glass pavilion, the perfect setting for private dining or celebrations for up to twenty-eight guests.

Le Manoir Aux Quat'Saisons is a 15th Century Manor House and since opening in 1984 has achieved the highest awards and accolades of any restaurant and country house hotel in Great Britain and is regarded as one of the very best in Europe. The menu has been described as 'a twist of imaginative genius' and the cuisine is undoubtedly the focus of every guest's visit. The quality of the food stems from the freshness and purity of its ingredients.The two-acre kitchen garden produces 90 types of vegetable and over 70 varieties of herb, which are used in Le Manoir's kitchen. From the beginning, the gardens have played a dual role at Le Manoir - aesthetic and functional. For the kitchen brigade, the ingredients are the building block of the very excellence of the cuisine. With this in mind, Raymond Blanc, Chef Patron, Born in Besançon, France in 1949 and acknowledged as one of the finest chefs in the world, has over the years worked hard to encourage the most natural methods of gardening.The team now consists of six full time gardeners, with the addition of three students during the growing months. Le Manoir's kitchen brigade of over fifty dedicated professionals ensures consistence and excellence. Commitment and dedication to guests is Blanc's utmost priority. He strives to meet their demands in every way. The restaurant has had two Michelin stars for sixteen years, and the food is the very heart of the whole passionate, committed, joyful business The combination of Raymond Blanc's cuisine, the elegance of the surroundings, the warmth of the hospitality makes Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons one of the most beautiful places to eat out and stay in England.

Surrounded by beautiful gardens, perched on a hillside overlooking Lake Windermere, Linthwaite House Hotel is set in a charming late Victorian mansion. Recently having undergone an thorough renovation and modernisation, this charming property offers luxurious boutique accommodation, award-winning cuisine and friendly, efficient service in an idyllic rural location. Fabulous for relaxing escapes in the Lake District, Linthwaite House Hotel is perfect for all kinds of activities in the local area - steamboat trips and water sports on the lake, hiking in the fells, or visiting any of the region's fascinating cultural and heritage attractions - Wordsworth's Dove Cottage and Rydal Mount, Beatrix Potter's Hill Top and the Beatrix Potter Experience, Levens Hall Topiary Gardens, Holker Hall and many other historic houses and gardens. Fine cuisine comes high of the list of priorities at Linthwaite House Hotel, and the restaurant is the proud holder of three AA Rosettes, denoting standards that demand recognition well beyond the local area. Cuisine is modern British, based on the finest, locally sourced and organic produce wherever possible, and the atmosphere is unstuffy and relaxing, with dining available in a number of delightful venues, both indoors and out.

Enjoying a magnificent location overlooking the shores of Loch Ness, Loch Ness Lodge is a luxury boutique property offering exclusive bed and breakfast accommodation in a privileged setting. A perfect spot for romantic escapes, quick getaways or a special celebration, Loch Ness Lodge is within easy reach of many of the Great Glen's most important landmarks and attractions, including Castle Urquhart, Inverness, Culloden Moor and Fort Augustus. With gardens rolling down to the loch, the lodge offers guests fabulous views of this mysterious, beautiful loch. Cruises are available from the nearby harbour, and there are a number of excellent golf courses within easy reach of the property, including some of Scotland's most important and historic links. With just seven individually designed and decorated rooms, comfortable, intimate stays are guaranteed at the Loch Ness Lodge. Each room has been named after a well-loved highland loch or glen to reflect the majestic beauty of the highlands, and comes with luxurious bedding and all modern amenities, including flat screen TVs, DVD and CD players and complementary Wi-Fi. Breakfast and afternoon tea are offered in the lodge's elegant dining room, which overlooks the gardens, reaching down to the water's edge.

Within a stunning estate of eight acres of gardens and greenery, Lords of the Manor stands out for its absolutely charming façade due to its honey-coloured stone and architecture from the 1600s. The manor is perfect for a truly fairy-tale like experience; the many regal designs and paintings, the decadent dining room, the lake, flower garden, orchard, and the rooms and suites say it all. The hotel offers its own refined dining experience and afternoon tea in the two restaurants, both guaranteed to tickle all one’s senses. The beauty of a hotel in a country manor is the hospitality and overall comfort that welcome each guest. The unique furniture, king-sized beds, and views overlooking the gardens make each bedroom a comforting haven and a true home-away-from-home experience. Lord of the Manor is situated in Cotswold, a lovely area filled with picturesque villages and green landscapes. The hotel is close to many of the lovely sites including the Upper Thames River and the town of Cirencester. The lush landscapes make for the perfect backdrop of The Cotswold Way, a 102-mile walk.

Combining contemporary interiors with the backdrop of a magnificently restored 17th century manor house, Lower Slaughter Manor is an exclusive boutique hotel, located in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds village of Lower Slaughter. This fabulous property also boasts a fine gourmet restaurant and top class service in a unique country house atmosphere. Perfectly placed for visiting this beautiful village, frequently voted one of the prettiest in England, Lower Slaughter Manor stands opposite the parish church, and is within easy reach of many more of the region's most famous attractions: Batsford Arboretum, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water or the Cotswold Motoring Museum and Toy Collection. Golf enthusiasts will also find a number of top-level courses a short drive from the manor. Boasting no less than three AA Rosettes, the restaurant at Lower Slaughter Manor is one of the finest restaurants in the region, and offers delicious menus based on regional and seasonal produce, along with a carefully selected wine list. The dining area is complimented by the magnificent heritage features of the original building, including the chapel and its large open stone fireplace.

Located in the heart of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa is surrounded by 500 acres of gardens and parkland. Set in a carefully restored and modernised Georgian mansion, this fabulous property offers luxury accommodation, world-class cuisine and a spectacular range of facilities in an idyllic rural setting. Ideally placed between Bath and Chippenham, Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa is a delightful spot for exploring this beautiful region, or simply relaxing in its immense grounds. Perfect for weekend breaks, romantic getaways, family holidays and unique business stays, Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa has something for everybody. Guests can enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities on site, including horse riding, tennis, cycling, archery or clay-pigeon shooting, while the Spa also boasts an immense selection of facilities, such as thermal cabins, a large indoor pool, state-of-the-art treatment rooms and a fitness suite. A special mention should be reserved for the hotel's award winning gourmet restaurant. The Proud holder of a Michelin star, Executive Chef Hywel Jones creates fascinating menus from the finest ingredients, and wherever possible, from local farms and suppliers and the hotel's kitchen garden. More informal dining experiences are available at The Brasserie, in its stylish and contemporary dining area in the modern spa wing, or al fresco during the Cotswolds' balmy summer months.

Enjoying an idyllic location, surrounded by rolling countryside in the north-western corner of Norfolk, Magazine Wood is a small luxury bed and breakfast, offering cosy, spacious accommodation and great service in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Combining all the comforts of luxury boutique hotel with the cosy nature of a country-house bed and breakfast, Magazine Wood is a lovely spot for exploring this beautiful area of Norfolk. Standing right on the Peddars Way, an ancient national trail that crosses the county and leads directly to the Coastal Path, Magazine Wood is ideal for hikers and cyclists wishing to explore the countryside and the coast. The area also boasts some fabulous beaches, including Brancaster Beach and Harbour, Holme-next-Sea, Holkham Bay and Wells-next-the-sea, among many other beautiful spots. Birdwatching enthusiasts will be delighted by the Snettisham reserve, among many other natural locations. Magazine Wood offers an 'anytime' continental breakfast, served in guests' rooms, on the terrace or the dining area. Hearty cooked breakfasts are also available, ranging from a full English to smoked salmon, local kippers or free range eggs from the on-site chickens, cooked to order from the kitchen.

The Megaro Hotel is a vibrant boutique hotel located opposite Kings Cross St Pancras Station, within easy reach of London's top sights: Oxford Street, Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden, the West End theatres, etc. With 49 spacious rooms and several apartments, the Megaro Hotel can cater for everyone from solo travellers to families and groups. Each room is uniquely decorated with bright colours and bespoke furnishings, and many boast panoramic views over the rooftops of London. The Megaro Hotel also includes a lively restaurant serving fresh seasonal produce, a secret subterranean cocktail bar, and a conference centre in the adjoining Derbyshire House with space for up to 70 guests.

Surrounded by beautiful ornamental gardens, located just outside York, Middlethorpe Hall & Spa is situated in a majestic William and Mary country house, originally built in the early 18th century. Since September 2008, this charming property has been the property of the National Trust, and now offers luxurious accommodation, fine cuisine and bespoke service in a magnificent heritage setting. Ideally placed for both business or pleasure in York, Middlethorpe Hall & Spa is just four kilometres from the centre of the city, and is within easy reach of many of York's most important landmarks and attractions: York Minster, Clifford's Tower, the National Railway Museum. On site, guests can take advantage of the hotel's excellent spa facilities, including an indoor swimming pool, whirlpool bath, steam room, sauna, and a full range of treatments and massages. Middlethorpe Hall & Spa's award winning restaurant serves delicious, imaginative cuisine following the hotel's theme of traditional excellent, served in the elegant atmosphere of the panelled dining rooms overlooking the gardens. The hotel also boasts a number of private rooms and conference areas for successful business meetings, weddings, private events and celebrations.

Boasting a fabulous seafront location, Midland Hotel is set in a sympathetically restored and renovated ''Streamline Moderne'' art deco building. Midland Hotel offers cosy boutique-style accommodation and great food in a unique seaside setting. This iconic property in Morecambe is situated in a grade II listed building, and offers many unique features, including the spectacular spiral staircase with Eric Gill's Neptune and Triton medallion, or the spectacular chandelier in the Ravilious Rotunda Bar. Many of the hotel's rooms and public areas have fabulous views of the beach, Morecambe Bay, and the Lake District in the distance. The Midland Hotel is home to two unique dining venues: the Ravilious Rotunda Bar, which serves everything from seasonal cocktails to specialist coffees, and fish & chips to classic afternoon teas, all in a laid-back atmosphere with great views and both indoor and outdoor seating. Enjoying privileged views of the seafront, the Sun Terrace Restaurant serves classic Britsh cuisine, based on the finest seasonal produce from the Lancashire countryside and fresh from the Irish sea. Guests at the Midland Hotel can also take advantage of the exclusive spa area, with a range of massage, face and body treatments, and the Midland also has four fully equipped conference rooms, for successful business meetings, presentations or seminars.

Enjoying a fabulous location on the banks of the Lancaster Canal, the Mill at Conder Green is set in a painstakingly restored historic building, and offers cosy accommodation, great food and friendly, welcoming service in a charming rural atmosphere. Just a ten minute drive from the historic centre of Lancaster, the Mill at Conder Green is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise, ideally placed for exploring this beautiful region on foot, by bicycle or on the water. The Lancaster canal and towpath offers fabulous opportunities for easy walking tours, while the Forest of Bowland AONB, Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Nidderdale AONB are all within easy reach for guests wishing to explore further afield. The Mill at Conder Green offers informal dining in a modern canal-side setting. Menus are inspired by traditional Lancashire recipes, prepared in-house using the finest local, seasonal ingredients, including locally caught fish and seafood from Fleetwood and Morecambe Bay. Other produce comes from local artisan suppliers, and meals can be accompanied by locally brewed beers and ales, along with a fine range of wines. The Mill boasts a lock-side dining room, along with two cosy lounges, and in fine weather, meals and drinks can be enjoyed in the garden beside the canal.

Standing in magnificent grounds in the heart of the Ribble Valley, Mitton Hall Hotel is situated in a carefully restored historic manor, dating as far back as the 15th century. Featuring stunning interior design to complement the ancient architectural features, this spectacular property specialises in luxurious accommodation and great food in an unashamedly romantic country house setting. Just steps away from the River Ribble, Mitton Hall Hotel is perfectly located for visiting this beautiful corner of Lancashire. Within easy reach of the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the hotel is also just a ten minute drive from the centre of Clitheroe, with its famous Norman Keep. Mitton Hall Hotel takes great pride in its fine food, and offers a range of delicious menus in a number of venues. The Bar Menu features classic dishes and tapas, while the Brasserie serves more substantial meals in the elegant ambiance of the dining rooms, with the unique combination of heritage architectural features and modern design elements. The hotel also boasts a range of conference areas and exclusive use rooms for private events, weddings and other celebrations.

Enjoying a fabulous location, perched high on the cliffs overlooking the sparkling blue waters of South Cornwall's beautiful, rugged coastline, Mullion Cove Hotel is a charming small hotel offering boutique-style accommodation and fine Cornish cuisine in a magnificent coastal setting. Standing just footsteps away from the Cornish Coastal Path and surrounded by some of Cornwall's most beautiful National Trust Land, the Mullion Cove Hotel is ideally placed for exploring the Lizard Peninsula and this spectacular area of South West Cornwall. All of the region's highlights, including The Eden Project, the Tate Gallery St Ives, St Michael's Mount, the Isles of Scilly, the National Seal Sanctuary are within easy reach of the hotel. The South West Coastal Path is a hiker's and cyclists paradise, leading visitors to some of the most beautiful and otherwise inaccessible beaches in the region. Mullion Cove Hotel offers a number of fine dining options, including the Atlantic View Restaurant, the proud holder of two AA Rosettes, and the magnificently refurbished Glenbervie Bar, offering cocktails, drinks and more informal dining in its art-deco inspired atmosphere. Cornish cream teas are of course a speciality.

Standing opposite Cheltenham's elegant Imperial Square and Gardens, No131 The Promenade is set in a classic Georgian Grade II listed mansion. After lying derelict for several years, the house has been restored and renovated by its present owners, and now offers boutique-style accommodation and top-class food and drink in a highly central location. An ideal spot for visiting Cheltenham, and particularly well-placed for the music and jazz festivals - the hotel is situated opposite one of the main venues, the Cheltenham Town Hall - while all the town's most important landmarks and attractions, including the Pump Rooms and the Racecourse, are also within easy reach. The city is also a perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds, the Malvern Hills, and the Vale of Evesham. No131's restaurant serves a great selection of modern English cuisine based on the finest locally sourced, seasonal organic ingredients, wherever possible. The Crazy Eights bar has been elegantly restored to preserve its Georgian heritage feel, and serves a fine range of classic cocktails, locally brewed beers and ales, and a fine selection of wines in a relaxed, informal atmosphere.

Enjoying a fine location close to Hunstanton's Cliff Parade, No.33 Hunstanton is a newly inaugurated luxury bed and breakfast, offering boutique-style accommodation in a cosy, friendly atmosphere. With just five individually designed and decorated rooms, No.33 Hunstanton is the perfect spot for visiting this fascinating area of Norfolk. Set in a carefully restored and decorated mid twentieth century villa, No.33 Hunstanton is ideally placed for enjoying this charming resort and the surrounding area. Nearby landmarks and attractions include the Snettisham Bird Reserve, Castle Rising, the North Norfolk Railway and Sandringham House, to name but a few. Peddars Way, the Norfolk Coastal Path and the Norfolk Coast Cycleway all pass close by the town, offering beautiful routes for walking, cycling and horse riding, while golf enthusiasts will find a number of excellent courses a short drive from the house. A full English or continental breakfast is included in every booking at No.33 Hunstanton, and a delicious complimentary afternoon tea is also offered to guests on arrival. All guests receive a special discount for lunch at the B&B's sister establishment, the Thornham Deli, while delicious gourmet picnic hampers are also available on prior request.

Enjoying a fine location on a tree-lined avenue opposite Cheltenham's Pitville Park, No. 38 The Park is set in a beautiful Georgian Townhouse. After a thorough, extensive renovation, this charming property offers boutique style bed and breakfast accommodation in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Ideal for both business and pleasure in this charming spa town, No. 38 The Park is just a short walk from the Pump Rooms, and is also within easy reach of the Race Course, and many of the venues of the Cheltenham Music Festival and the Cheltenham Jazz Festival. Perfectly placed for exploring the Vale of Evesham and the Cotswolds, Cheltenham is also an easy drive from the Wye Valley AONB, the Malvern Hills, Worcester and Stratford-upon-Avon. No. 38 The Park has just 13 double rooms, all elegantly appointed and spacious. Each bedroom is individually decorated and all blend classic comforts with modern essentials. The bedrooms all have reconditioned, antique radiators and some also have antique baths dating back to the late 1800s, which the owners sourced and refurbished locally. Each room has beautiful Egyptian cotton linens by Three Thieving Magpies, and artworks by renowned British artists like David Hockney, Sir Peter Blake, and Roni Stretch. Luxurious toiletries are by 100 Acres, made in England from essential oils using only the finest natural botanic products. No. 38 The Park is available on a room-by-room basis, or can be hired as the whole house, making it ideal for groups of friends or family reunions.

Located in the heart of the Ribble Valley in Lancashire, close to the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Northcote is set in two wings of a charming late Victorian manor house, originally built in 1883. With a new wing built in 2014, this fabulous property offers luxury accommodation and award-winning cuisine in a delightful rural setting. The proud holder of a Michelin star since 1996, along with four AA Rosettes, fine gourmet dining is at the head of priorities at Northcote. Here, Chefs Nigel Haworth, Lisa Goodwin-Allen and Aled Williams create fabulous menus based on the finest regional fare and locally sourced and garden ingredients. Guests can watch the chefs in action from the glass-walled kitchen table or join them by taking part in one of the cookery classes, and chef's table dining is also available. Ideally placed for exploring this beautiful, unspoilt area of rural Lancashire, Northcote is within easy reach of some spectacular landmarks and attractions, including the village of Whalley, with its 14th century Cistercian Abbey, and the historic market town of Clitheroe, with its castle and fascinating shops, cafés and bars. The region is a hiker's and cyclist's paradise, with countless paths and routes of varying length and difficulty, including the famous Tolkein trail.