Small Boutique hotels in UNITED KINGDOM

Located on the Market Square of Lavenham, one of the finest and most beautifully preserved Medieval villages in England, The Great House is set in a fabulous historic building, originally built in the 14th and 15th centuries. After passing through many illustrious hands, this charming property has been a luxury boutique hotel since 1985, offering unique accommodation and award-winning cuisine in a delightful heritage setting. Ideally placed for visiting this beautiful village, long a favourite with film and television directors due to its historic buildings and authentic atmosphere, The Great House is just footsteps away from many of the village's most emblematic monuments, including The Crooked House, The Guildhall, and the church of St. Peter and St. Paul. The surrounding countryside is fabulous for easy walks and cycling, and the village is within easy reach of the Suffolk coast and many more landmarks and attractions. The restaurant at The Great House serves simple, classical, French cuisine with a modern twist based on the finest, locally sourced seasonal produce. All fish and shellfish is from sustainable provenance, and the menu changes every day according to deliveries. The proud holder of numerous awards, including 2 AA Rosettes and the Good Food Guide's East of England Best Restaurant of the Year, The Great House offers fine dining in two charming dining rooms and outdoors in the garden terrace.

Surrounded by delightful gardens in the heart of Bournemouth, The Green House is situated in a Grade II listed Victorian villa. After a painstaking, 18-month renovation, this charming boutique property was opened in April 2010, and now offers luxurious accommodation, great food and select services in a unique green-friendly environment. Ideally placed for both business and pleasure in this buzzing seaside town, with its grand Victorian architecture, long sandy beaches and varied night-life, The Green House is within easy reach of all of Bournemouth's most important points of interest, including Bournemouth and Boscombe piers, the BIC centre or the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum. Firmly committed to the sustainability ethic, everything in the hotel, from the original renovation to the present day furniture and furnishings, and from the restaurant's food to the company car, have been carefully considered to reduce the carbon footprint of the hotel. Nevertheless, being eco-friendly does not mean boring, and the hotel's restaurant, the Arbor. serves delicious menus based on the finest locally sourced, sustainable produce. The proud holder of two AA. Rosettes, cuisine is carefully cooked, honest, uncomplicated and imaginative. The spacious dining room features FSC timber flooring and beautiful garden views.

Traditional and homey with an on site restaurant and parking, this little inn is perfect for a romantic getaway or even a small family event or meeting. Choose from a wide range of bedroom categories. They all have contemporary comforts such as a kettle for tea, their own private modern bathroom with amenities, and free Wi-Fi internet. Enjoy the historic style with its beamed ceiling, fireplaces, and subdued lighting. Drive out to explore the area with helpful suggestions from the friendly staff at The Green Man Inn.

Nestled between Cheltenham and the Cotswolds, The Greenway Hotel & Spa is set in a painstakingly restored 16th century Elizabethan manor house. Surrounded by eight acres of carefully tended lawns and ornamental gardens, this charming boutique property offers luxurious accommodation, fine cuisine and top class facilities in a delightful rural location. Perfect for relaxing stays in the heart of the Cotswolds, The Greenway Hotel & Spa is within easy reach of Cheltenham, Chipping Camden, Cirencester and countless beautiful gardens, historic houses and country parks. On site activities include clay pigeon shooting, giant-sized games, champagne and wine tastings, murder mystery evenings and chef demonstrations. The Elan Spa features a large indoor pool, a hot tub, and a full range of facials, massages, and invigorating or relaxing treatments. The Greenway Hotel & Spa is host to a number of fine dining venues, including the award-winning Garden Restaurant, the proud holder of two AA Rosettes. Featuring a stunning oak-panelled dining room, and a grand stone fireplace, the restaurant offers fine cuisine with beautiful views over the sunken gardens and ornamental lily pond. Other dining options include the sleek new Orchard Brasserie, overlooking the Elan Spa gardens, private dining, and delicious afternoon teas.

This historic property enjoys a privileged location in the centre of Shaftesbury, and is set in a charming inn with a history stretching back to Medieval times. The current building dates from 1820, and after an extensive renovation, now offers delightful boutique accommodation and great food in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Ideally placed for exploring the historic town of Shaftesbury, called Shaston in the novels of Thomas Hardy, the The Grosvenor Arms is just footsteps away from the famous Gold Hill and the ruins of Shaftesbury Abbey. Known as 'The Gateway to the West', Shaftesbury is strategically placed within an hour's drive of Bath, Salisbury and Stonehenge, Lulworth Cove and Sherborne, and is close to some of the most beautiful landscapes in England. Popular outdoor activities available nearby include rambling, riding, fishing, cycling and golf, and the Grosvenor's friendly staff are on hand to organise these and many more activities and trips. The Grosvenor Arms' restaurant, bar, deli and courtyard are open daily for a range of dining options, including bar meals, brunch, coffee and cakes, or delicious thin-crust pizzas. The hotel's head chef has immense experience in some of England's finest gourmet restaurants, and creates simple, honest cuisine based on the finest local, seasonal, wild and organic produce whenever possible. Guests can also expect excellent wine pairings, and tastings are organised throughout the year.

Enjoying a privileged rural location in the heart of the South Downs National Park, The Halfway Bridge Inn is set in a beautiful historic coaching inn, originally built in the mid-eighteenth century. Recently having undergone a painstaking renovation, this charming property offers luxury boutique accommodation and great food in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Friendly service and excellent presentation are combined in the The Halfway Bridge's restaurant, where guests can enjoy exceptional, classically based cuisine with unique fusion influences from Morocco, France and Italy. Menus change daily, depending on the availability of fresh, locally sourced seasonal produce. Meals can be enjoyed in the cosy dining room, with exposed timbers and a large wood-burning fireplace, or out of doors in the garden terrace. The Pub and Bar is the ideal spot to wind down and relax with a drink from the excellent selection of locally brewed ales, or wines from the region's startling, up and coming vineyards. The Halfway Bridge has just six luxurious double rooms and one suite, all elegantly appointed and spacious. The rooms are located in the Cowdray Barns, the inn's former stable yard, and feature en-suite bathrooms, along with a range of modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs, DVD players, complimentary Wi-Fi and tea and coffee making facilities.

Standing on a quiet, tree-lined street in the heart of London's up-market Belgravia, The Halkin by Como is set in a carefully restored and modernised Georgian mansion. This award-winning property offers exclusive boutique accommodation, top-class service and the finest gourmet cuisine in a an enviable city-centre location. Just footsteps away from Green Park, Buckingham Palace, and London's most exclusive shopping and residential areas, The Halkin by Como is perfect for both business and pleasure in the very heart of the city. Hyde Park Corner underground station, a five minute walk from the hotel, provides quick and easy links with the rest of the city and the greater metropolitan area. The Halkin's forty-one rooms and suites are filled with light, and boast a unique combination of classical Georgian exteriors and and contemporary simplicity in the interiors. Noble timbers, plush furnishings and restful colour schemes are combined with the full compliment of high-tech amenities. For gourmet dining experiences, The Halkin by Como is home to the Michelin star Basque restaurant, 'Ametsa with Arzak Instruction', headed by award-winning chef Elena Arzak. For more informal dining, The Halkin Bar serves afternoon tea, a tapas menu and a great range of cocktails. An all-day dining menu is also available, featuring Western classics and impeccably crafted comfort food, including pasta, steak, salads and sandwiches.

This Premiere London hotel offers exceptional service in luxury surroundings. Located in north London, just two minutes away from Hendon Central tube station this boutique hotel combines elegant design with modern comforts. With excellent connections to most London airports as well as to the city centre this hotel is perfect for those wishing to enjoy the city centre without having to suffer the costly hotel rates. The spacious guestrooms are elegantly decorated with modern furnishings and designer wallpaper. Each room comes with a private bathroom, flat screen television, writing desk and free Wifi. The Executive rooms also come with ipod docks. Complimentary breakfast and free parking are available to all guests. This striking designer hotel is ideal for business trips or city visits. Guests can enjoy the comfort of a luxury hotel without having to pay central London prices.

Enjoying a spectacular location on the waterfront in the charming little village of St. Mawes, Idle Rocks Hotel is set in a historic building, now more than 100 years old, that was originally built on the site of the village bakery. After a long history and a number of changes of ownership, the Idle Rocks hotel was closed on the 31st of October 2012, to reopen on the 1st of July 2013 as a luxury boutique hotel. Idle Rocks offers exclusive accommodation and fine cuisine in a spectacular harbour-side setting. Standing at the tip of the Roseland peninsula, Idle Rocks Hotel is ideally placed for exploring this beautiful area of south-west Cornwall. Close to a number of fine beaches, there is a direct ferry to Falmouth just footsteps away at the St. Mawes landing, while cyclists should not miss the King Harry chain ferry, a few miles up river on the Fal. The Southwest Coastal Path offers access to some of the most spectacular landscapes in the country, and the hotel's friendly staff can arrange a fabulous range of water-sports for guests, from kayaking and stand-up-paddle surfing to a variety of sailing activities. The hotel's award-winning restaurant serves delicious menus based on great Cornish produce, simply prepared, cooked and served. Fish and seafood from the village fleet, fruit, vegetables and meat from local farms, it all comes right from the doorstep. Whilst the food is served to the very highest standard, the setting is relaxed and cosy, providing a real home-from-home feeling.

Standing on a quiet street in the heart of London's fashionable Notting Hill, and named after Rhaune Laslett, one of the founders of the Notting Hill Carnival, The Laslett is set in an elegant terrace of five listed Victorian town houses. After a striking and highly original restoration, The Laslett opened as a luxury boutique hotel in August 2015, and offers a range of uniquely designed rooms and first-class service in one of London's most lively, chic districts. Just a minute's walk from the Notting Hill Gate Underground station, The Laslett is a short walk from Kensington Gardens, and within easy reach of many more of London's most important landmarks and attractions. Guests will find a fascinating selection of shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants in the streets around the hotel, catering to all tastes and budgets. Featuring a unique combination of antique, modern and custom-built furniture and interior design, all rooms and public areas of the hotel boast a carefully chosen range of original works of art by local artists, along with an incredible selection of vintage Penguin novels. The Henderson Bar and Coffee shop serves signature cuisine by celebrated local chef Sally Clarke, along with first class cocktails, beverages and snacks throughout the day.

Surrounded by nothing but lush tree lined fields and forest, this small adult-only boutique hotel is in a period country mansion with a gourmet restaurant and friendly bar. Each comfortable bedroom has its own bathroom and individual decoration. Some rooms have a luxurious soaking bathtub in addition to a shower. All the rooms have a classic historic ambiance with clean modern comforts, cozy plush bedding and warm textiles. Dining is truly a highlight here, with special dishes made with fresh local ingredients. Enjoy hikes around the area and come home to relax with a drink in the traditional bar on site. The helpful staff are happy to assist with suggestions for activities and excursions within easy reach of The Leathes Head.

The Lovat Loch Ness is a landmark Victorian hotel overlooking the loch side village of Fort Augustus, in the centre of the Scottish Highlands. This exceptional hotel is surrounded by stunning scenery as it sits at the southern tip of the mysterious deep waters of Loch Ness. Totally refurbished, with completion in April 2007, this family run hotel offers a high class of comfort in traditional Victorian surroundings. Solitude can be found with stunning panoramic views across Loch Ness, the five lock canal staircase of the Caledonian Canal and the surrounding mountains.The Lovat Arms grace and charm is complemented by natural décor, modern technology and warm hospitality.

Hotel & Golf Club is set in a magnificent heritage mansion, originally built in the 14th century. After a long and eventful history, this spectacular property has been extensively restored and renovated, and now offers exclusive accommodation, award-winning cuisine and a fantastic range of facilities and services in a beautiful historic setting. Perfect for business or pleasure in this magical little village, frequently voted the prettiest village in England, and long a favourite with movie makers, prime minister and celebrities, The Manor House an Exclusive Hotel & Golf Club is also a fabulous spot for golf enthusiasts, with the Peter Alliss and Clive Clarke designed course on the doorstep. The Manor House an Exclusive Hotel & Golf Club is home to the award-winning Bybrook Restaurant, the proud holder of a Michelin star. Here, chef Richard Davies and his kitchen brigade offer refined, carefully prepared dishes with a classical base and modern overtones, based on the finest local and kitchen garden produce. More informal dining is also available in the lounges, or al-fresco in the gardens.

Tucked away among eight acres of lush grounds is The Marcliffe at Pitfodels, a luxury five-star resort and spa and the only of its kind in Aberdeen. This family-run hotel is a haven for city and country tourism alike. Its breathtaking setting make sit a hotspot for weddings and romantic getaways due to its ballroom, courtyard, and infinite gardens. The dining room and bar at The Marcliffe at Pitfodels showcase the finest produce of Scotland whether at the Conservatory Restaurant or Drawing Room Bar and Lounge, both excellent places to enjoy their Sunday roast or afternoon tea. The hotel also features its own spa featuring a range of massages and other treatments. The Marcliffe at Pitfodels features elegant yet simplistic rooms giving a comforting feeling of one’s own home. In every room a plush king bed is found for a wondrous and dreamy sleep. Many rooms feature views of the gardens below and often from their own private balcony. This area of Scotland in which The Marcliffe at Pitfodels lays is renowned for its crisp golf courses, smooth whisky tastings, and even skiing. This northeast Scotland is rich in Scottish heritage and culture, and the hotel is near to many of its castles and naturistic sites.

Located in the charming market town of Corsham, just over twelve miles from Bath, The Methuen Arms is set in a historic 18th century inn, reputedly built on the foundations of a 14th century nunnery. After a change of ownership in 2011, its present owners, Martin and Debbie Still embarked on a thorough and careful renovation, at a cost of over a million pounds. This award-winning property now offers top-class, honest cuisine in a number of unique bars and dining venues, along with luxurious accommodation in fourteen bespoke rooms. Due to its proximity to Bath, The Methuen Arms is ideally placed for exploring the city and this charming corner of Wiltshire. Corsham itself boasts a number of attractions, including its historic centre town centre and Corsham Court. One of the ''raisons d'être'' of The Methuen Arms has to be fine food. Chef Piero Boi, with extensive experience at such renowned eateries as Harvey's, Bibendum, the Square and Conran's Sartoria, creates delicious menus based on the finest fresh, locally sourced produce and his English and Sardinian roots. Cuisine is honest and unfussy, and is accompanied by an excellent wine list. Dining can be enjoyed in a number of venues, featuring open fireplaces and unique antique and vintage furnishings.

Enjoying a fabulous corner location opposite Kensington Gardens, The Milestone Hotel is set in a grade II listed 19th-century architectural treasure, originally built in the 1880's on the site of a 17th century mansion. Recently having undergone a thorough renovation, this magnificent property offers exclusive accommodation, fine cuisine and top-class service in a matchless city centre location. Within easy walking distance of many of London's finest museums, the Royal Albert Hall, Harrods and Harvey Nichols, The Milestone Hotel is ideally placed for relaxing stays in the city centre. High Street Kensington Station, a short walk away, provides excellent links with main-line railway stations, airports and the rest of the city. For guests wishing to travel in the lap of luxury, the hotel offers a private chauffeur-driven Bentley for shopping trips, restaurants, places of interest or airport transfers. The Milestone Hotel is home to a number of fine dining venues, including the Park Lounge, where traditional afternoon tea is served, the Conservatory, perfect for informal lunches, pre-theatre drinks or a delightful brunch, and the Stables Bar, where guests can enjoy a fine choice of cocktails, wines and spirits in a cosy, club-like atmosphere. The jewel in the crown is Cheneston's Restaurant, which serves exceptional modern British cuisine and an extensive selection of fine wines, in an elegant, Victorian-inspired atmosphere.

Located in the heart of historic Canterbury, The Millers Arms Inn was originally built in 1826 to serve local mill workers. Recently having undergone a thorough renovation to the highest standards, this charming small hotel offers cosy accommodation and hearty pub food in a friendly, family run atmosphere. The perfect spot for exploring this historic Kentish city, The Millers Arms Inn is just footsteps away from the Cathedral, the Canterbury Heritage Museum, the Beaney Art Museum & Library, the Farmers Market and the St Augustine Abbey, and many more fascinating landmarks and attractions. Standing on a quiet pedestrianised street, the inn boasts a charming garden patio, where guests can enjoy drinks and meals in fine weather. The Millers Arms Inn serves brunch, lunch and dinner every day, and guests can expect a menu featuring the finest fresh, seasonal dishes crafted from locally sourced produce, accompanied by a fine range of bottled and draught beers, along with an excellent wine list.

Standing by the banks of the Beaulieu river, The Montagu Arms Hotel us set in a beautiful historic country house, originally built in 1742. This charming property is the quintessential English country house hotel, and offers boutique accommodation and award-winning cuisine in a delightful village setting. Surrounded by leafy gardens, the The Montagu Arms is the ultimate in luxury New Forest hotels, and is ideal for weekend breaks, romantic getaways, lavish weddings or successful corporate events. Just footsteps away from the fabulous Beaulieu National Motor Museum, the hotel is also within easy reach of Beaulieu Abbey and Beaulieu Palace, along with the lush landscapes of the New Forest or the North Solent National Nature Reserve. The proud holder of a Michelin Star, The Terrace at The Montagu Arms is one of the finest restaurants in Hampshire. The enticing, modern menu designed by innovative Head Chef and Roux scholar, Matthew Tomkinson, is undoubtedly the focus of every guest's visit. More informal dining is offered at Monty's Inn, a traditional country pub, serving delicious home made food and locally brewed ales, while the Library Bar and the Magnolia Lounge are fabulous spots for afternoon tea and snacks is a cosy, relaxed atmosphere.

Standing in 17 acres of landscaped parkland, The Oaksmere Hotel is set in a unique Grade II listed building, created in two different periods. The first is a Tudor dower house, built in 1570 by the Cornwallis family, while the second is a wing added in 1850 as a rectory. After a long and eventful history, and a number of proprietors, this fabulous property was lovingly and painstakingly restored by its present owners towards the end of 2014, and now offers luxury boutique accommodation and great food in a friendly, traditional country house atmosphere. A great spot for relaxing stays in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, The Oaksmere Hotel has just ten carefully restored and renovated rooms. Spacious and elegantly appointed, they all come with luxurious Hypnos beds with data points and an audio system built into the headboard, electronic blinds, sumptuous bathrooms, many with spa baths, and much more. The hotel's restaurant serves delicious menus created by executive chef Alan Dann, with immense experience in the finest kitchens in France and England. There are also two bars and and a stylish conservatory, and guests can also enjoy meals al fresco in the beautiful sun-trap terrace created by the award-winning designer Thomas Hoblyn.

The Old Bank Hotel is an exclusive boutique property set in a magnificent Georgian building that was formerly a bank. The hotel has been carefully restored, and is located in the heart of academic Oxford, just a short distance from Merton, All Souls, Christ Church and University Colleges, and is directly opposite the Bodleian Library and Radcliffe Camera. The Old Bank Hotel offers luxurious accommodation in 42 bedrooms and suites. The Georgian property's large rooms and high ceilings have been retained, and the rooms are spacious and elegantly appointed. All rooms are fully air-conditioned and feature amenities that include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi internet connection, CD players and safes. Some rooms feature works of art from the owner's private collection. En-suite bathrooms have bathrobes and complimentary toiletries. Guests at The Old Bank Boutique Hotel can enjoy The Quad Brasserie, which serves fusion cuisine in a spectacular atmosphere. There is live jazz every Sunday evening. The hotel also has several spaces for business meetings or special occasions.

Enjoying a fabulous location on the waterfront at Fowey, The Old Quay House Hotel is set in a carefully restored and renovated historic building, originally built as as seamen's refuge in the 19th century. Standing on a central, pedestrian-only street, this delightful property offers luxurious boutique accommodation and fine cuisine in a spectacular estuary setting. The Old Quay House Hotel's unique Q Restaurant serves fine Cornish cuisine in a relaxed, sunny atmosphere. With great views from both its indoor dining room and from the quayside terrace, guests can enjoy delicious menus featuring top quality seasonal and local produce, such as Fowey River oysters, local scallops, West Country meat and Cornish cheeses, always carefully paired with a hand-picked, select wine list. It goes without saying that traditional cream teas are also served here in the afternoons. With just 11 elegantly appointed and spacious rooms, tranquil, relaxing stays are a given at The Old Quay House Hotel. Each room has its own style, with cool, calm décor, individually chosen furnishings, and top quality fabrics. Many of the rooms have small balconies, and most have delightful views over the estuary. All rooms are of course equipped with all modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs, DVD players and complimentary Wi-Fi.

The beautiful National Park of South Downs is the backdrop of what once was a classic railway station which has now turned into an elegant boutique hotel full of character, The Old Railway Station. The hotel consists of the main house which was the two-storey station, plus eight Edwardian style carriages which have been converted into classy rooms. This award-winning location also serves a delicious breakfast every morning either in the reformed waiting room or on the platform, plus an afternoon tea. The rooms are full of traditional English flair due to the maintained character of the Pullman carriages and wooden furnishings. For those celebrating a special occasion, prosecco or champagne can be delivered to the rooms. The prime location of The Old Railway Station is due to its proximity to so many quaint English towns. Petworth is just a short drive away and a center for markets and art, while Midhurst is at the center of the National Park providing a historic market.

Standing on a quiet street beside All Saints church, The Old Rectory B&B is situated in a carefully restored historic mansion, originally built in the 18th century. With just eight delightfully furnished and decorated rooms, this charming property provides luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation in a unique heritage setting. Surrounded by delightful gardens, and just footsteps away from the early 15th century church, The Old Rectory B&B is ideal for special seaside breaks in the historic town of Hastings. A short walk from all the sights and attractions, including the old town, the pier, East Hill, the double-deck promenade and the castle, guests can explore the coast on the Saxon Shore Way, or ride the National Cycle Network NCR2 route. The perfect setting for weddings and civil unions, the whole house can be booked for intimate, private celebrations. As a member of Local Sussex Breakfasts, The Old Rectory B&B serves delicious, wholesome and varied breakfasts, featuring locally sourced produce and home baked bread, home made sausages and in-house cured bacon. Kippers and smoked fish come from Rock-a-Nore traditional fishmongers in Hastings old town. For the final touches to any stay, The Old Rectory B&B's expert staff can arrange picnic hampers, champagne and flowers, theatre tickets, restaurant reservations.

Standing on Market Square, right in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold, The Old Stocks Inn is set in a traditional grade II listed building, built as an inn in the 17th century. After a daring, though sympathetic ground-up renovation, the Old Stocks Inn offers luxurious accommodation, great English food and expert, friendly service in warm, welcoming ambiance. The Old Stocks Inn's privileged location in this charming Cotswolds town means that it is ideal for relaxing stays in Stow-on-the-Wold. All of the town's most important landmarks and attractions are within easy walking distance, as are the town's famous shops, boutiques, pubs and cafés. Serving hearty British cuisine with a touch of The Old Stocks' signature quirkiness, the restaurant offers a new, fresh dining experience that truly tantalises the taste buds. Food is strictly seasonal, and based on the finest fresh produce from the region's farmers, artisan butchers, bakers and dairy producers. Guests can also expect an excellent wine list, and the cosy bar serves a great range of craft beers from Purity Brewery. The Little Stocks Coffee shop is a delightful corner to enjoy genuine artisan coffee and tea, along with delicious snacks, pastries, soup and sandwiches.

Located between Halstead and Sudbury amid rolling the Suffolk countryside, The Pheasant is set in a carefully renovated traditional English country inn. The winner of the AA Pub of the Year award for 2014-2015, this charming property offers cosy accommodation and great food in a friendly, relaxing traditional pub atmosphere. Nestled on the Essex/Suffolk border, with delightful views over the surrounding landscape, The Pheasant has just five individually themed and decorated rooms. Each room is named after a legendary local personality - Thomas Gainsborough, Titus Oates, John Constable... and comes with all modern facilities and amenities, including plush bedding, luxurious en-suite bathrooms, flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi. The Pheasant's warm and inviting restaurant serves freshly prepared, locally sourced regional food every day of the week, much of it from the hotel's own fruit and vegetable garden. Comfortable chairs, beautiful oak tables and an open fire in winter create an intimate and friendly atmosphere, and in summer, guests can also enjoy meals in the sunny garden terrace. Guests can choose from an excellent wine list and a great selection of locally brewed ales and beers.

Spectacularly located on the harbour quay in Harwich, The Pier Hotel is set in two side-by-side historic buildings, one built in the 1850s and the other in the 18th century. Extensively renovated and restored, the Pier Hotel offers boutique accommodation and great food in a spectacular waterfront setting. Uniquely placed for exploring Harwich and the Essex coast, The Pier Hotel is within easy reach of many of this traditional seafaring town's most important landmarks and attractions, including the Maritime Museum, the Redoubt Fort, or the Electric Palace Cinema, one of the oldest purpose-built cinemas in Britain. Standing opposite the Harwich-Felixstowe foot ferry, the hotel is especially popular with cyclists exploring the North Sea coast, and is of course ideally located for guests using ferry services to and from the continent. For sailing enthusiasts, the hotel has teamed up with Viking Mariner to offer stay and sail deals on Viking Blue, a 52 foot luxury yacht, or the catamaran Alchemy. The Pier Hotel is home to two unique dining venues: The Ha'penny Bistro, for informal seafood grills and top-class fish and chips throughout the day, and The Harbourside Restaurant, serving the finest, freshest locally caught fish and seafood with fantastic harbour views, accompanied by a magnificent selection of wines from the hotel's cellar.

Enjoying an idyllic, privileged location on the banks of the river Frome in Wareham, The Priory Hotel is set in a beautiful heritage building, with a history stretching back to the 16th century. Lovingly and painstakingly restored, it offers luxurious boutique accommodation, fine food and bespoke services in a fabulous riverside setting. Standing four acres of carefully tended English cottage gardens, this independently owned country house hotel is ideally placed for exploring Thomas Hardy's Wessex, 'The Isle of Purbeck'. Wareham itself is steeped in history, with over 200 listed buildings, while Corfe castle, the seaside town of Swanage and the beautiful National Trust nature reserve of Studland are also within easy reach. Popular outdoor activities in the area include walking, cycling, horse-riding, golfing and of course an extensive selection of water sports. The Priory Hotel also hosts a fine dining restaurant, where guests and visitors can enjoy classical French and English cuisine in a number of unique venues, including the delightful Garden Room or al fresco in the garden terrace. Dinner is served in the Abbot's Cellar restaurant, a magnificent heritage space of the priory, while drinks and canapés can be enjoyed in the Cloisters Bar or the Drawing Room. Moorings are available for guests arriving by boat.

Enjoying an excellent location in the heart of historic bath, The Queensberry Hotel is set in four interconnected Georgian town houses standing on a quiet residential street, just a two-minute walk from the spectacular Royal Circus. This small, family owned and run hotel offers an award-winning combination of luxury rooms, a modern, contemporary feel, top class food and a friendly, informal atmosphere. Ideally placed for relaxing visits to this historic city, the hotel is just a five minute walk from the Royal Crescent, and within easy reach of many more of Bath's most important landmarks, including the Roman Baths, the Abbey, and Bath Thermae Spa. For a small charge, guests can enjoy a unique valet parking service, forget their cars, and enjoy the delights of Bath on foot. The proud holder of 3 AA Rosettes, The Queensberry Hotel's minimalist basement restaurant, the Olive Tree, offers unique dining experiences, featuring a fabulous selection of daily, à la carte and tasting menus, all based on the finest, locally sourced, seasonal produce. The atmosphere is sophisticated and relaxed. Guests can also enjoy a fantastic selection of drinks and snacks in the cosy Old Q Bar, comfortably furnished in a light-hearted, informal fashion.

Enjoying a delightful location in a quiet corner of Edinburgh's fashionable Stockbridge area, The Raeburn is situated in a lovingly restored Georgian mansion, originally built in 1832. After a long and colourful history, this elegant property has been transformed into an exquisite boutique hotel, and now offers luxurious accommodation and fine cuisine in a unique, tranquil setting. Ideal for relaxing visits to this beautiful city, The Raeburn is within easy reach of Edinburgh's New Town, being about a twenty minute walk from Princes Street. Many more of the city's most important landmarks and attractions, including the Mound and the Scottish National Gallery, and the Royal Mile, are just a short bus trip away. The stylish Stockbridge area, long a favourite with artists, writers, professionals and families, is home to a wide variety of independent shops, galleries and restaurants, and enjoys excellent transport links with the rest of the city. Carefully restored and modernised to reflect its Georgian heritage status, interiors at The Raeburn feature natural stone and noble timber, custom designed furniture and unique fabrics. The ten luxurious, cosy rooms have been decorated with wood-panelled walls and deep-pile rugs, and come with a wide range of high-tech amenities, including flat screen plasma televisions, individual Wi-Fi access points, espresso machines, iPod docking stations, in-room laptop safes and mini-bars.

Located on the outskirts of the charming Cotswolds village of Long Compton, The Red Lion Inn is set in a Grade II listed building, originally built as a coaching inn in 1748. This historic property offers genuine country inn hospitality and good honest food in an authentic Cotswolds village pub atmosphere. Ideally placed for exploring this beautiful corner of the Cotswolds, The Red Lion Inn is just footsteps away from Long Compton's 13th century church, and within easy reach of the Rollright Stones, a neolithic and Bronze Age megalithic monument. Many more of the Cotswolds' most emblematic towns and villages, such as Moreton-in-Marsh, Chipping Camden and Stow-on-the-Wold, are also just a short drive away. Good, honest food based on the finest Cotswold and regional produce is one of the mainstays of The Red Lion Inn. Guests can dine in the bar with its settles and inglenook fireplace, or the adjoining restaurant area, choosing from the seasonal menu or daily specials blackboard. Firm favourites include cod and chips served on 'The Red Lion Times', or the succulent steak and Hook Norton Ale pie, accompanied by an excellent selection of locally brewed ales and beers, or fine wines from the cellar.

The Rockwell is an independent hotel with an emphasis on understated elegance and discreet service. Each of the forty rooms has been crafted to create a relaxed atmosphere and an individual character combining English tradition with contemporary styling. In addition to our well appointed bedrooms, they offer guests the use of generous spaces for eating, drinking and relaxing, including a large south facing landscaped garden. Whether you are visiting Kensington for business or pleasure, many of London?s best attractions are on our doorstep including Earls Court, Harrods, the Royal Albert Hall, the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum, as well as the shopping areas of Knightsbridge and Chelsea.

The Rookery is all period charm. The Rookery is located just outside the Square Mile, London's financial district. It is near the Bank of England, St. Paul's Cathedral, the Old Bailey and the historic Inns of Court. The nearest station is Farringdon, two minutes walk away (Circle, Metropolitan and British Rail Thames Link). Polished wood panelling, stone-flagged floors, open fires and genuine antique furniture give the place a homely atmosphere, more private club than hotel. Each of the 23 rooms are different, all are named after people who actually lived in the buildings over the last 250 years. Today, anyone looking for a private and discreet meeting facility on the fringe of the Square Mile need look no further than The Rookery. Their careful restoration of these picturesque period buildings has created a haven of calm, complemented by the highest levels of comfort and service. The comfortable conservatory with its private courtyard garden is perfect for informal meetings or social gatherings of up to 30 people. Enjoy home-baked croissants at a breakfast meeting, fresh sandwiches and fruit for lunch and delicious canapés in the evening. Drinks are available as required.

Enjoying a privileged, peaceful setting, The Roseate Villa Bath previously known as Villa Magdala is located on a quiet, tree-lined residential street in the heart of historic Bath. Set in a splendid heritage mansion, originally built in 1865, this charming property has recently been thoroughly renovated and restored, and now offers luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation in a highly central situation. Perfect for city breaks, business stays and romantic getaways the Roseate Villa Bath is ideally placed for discovering this magnificent city, and is an easy five-minute walk from the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Pump Rooms and the Thermae Bath Spa, while the main shopping areas, theatres and art galleries are also within easy reach. The Villa has delightful gardens to the front and rear of the proeprty, where guests can enjoy tea, cakes and drinks on sunny days. The Roseate Villa Bath has just 20 individually styled and furnished bedrooms, featuring bespoke Hypnos beds, feather-light goose down duvets and Egyptian cotton bed linen. Sparkling bathrooms include luxury toiletries and enormous fluffy bath sheets. Breakfast is served every morning in the elegant dining area, and consists of a wide choice of top quality, locally sourced breakfast items cooked to order alongside a selection of cereals, pastries, fruit, juices and much, much more. A range of special deals are available on request.

Enjoying a privileged location in the very heart of Bath's Royal Crescent, The Royal Crescent is set in two historic houses in the centre of the crescent. Originally built in 1774, this fabulous property offers luxury accommodation, fine cuisine and bespoke services in a matchless heritage setting. As part of one of the most important landmarks in this beautiful city, The Royal Crescent is perfectly placed for relaxing visits to historic Bath. The Royal Circus is just around the corner, and the best way to see the city is for guests to leave their cars in the complimentary car park and explore the city on foot. Many more of Bath's most important attractions, including the Roman Baths, and the Abbey, are just a short walk from the hotel. Focusing on the natural elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, The Spa at The Royal Crescent embraces both ancient and modern-day spa culture. The Spa offers a fabulous range of facilities, including a 12-metre heated relaxation pool, hot and tepid tubs, a sauna, a steam room, hammam, a gymnasium with the latest Technogym equipment and eight treatment rooms offering luxury treatments by Espa and CND Nails. To round off any day, The Royal Crescent offers a number of fine dining options, including the the award-winning Dower House Restaurant, the proud holder of 3 AA Rosettes. Open to both hotel guests and non-residents, the restaurant offers exquisite cuisine based on the finest fresh, seasonal produce, within elegant Georgian surroundings.

Located at the heart of London this exquisite hotel is ideal for those looking to relax in luxury after a day of world-class shopping and museum visits. The Royal Park Hotel consists of three beautifully restored, mid 19th-century Grade II listed townhouses located right next door to London's famous Hyde Park. With its array of elegantly appointed guestrooms and fully equipped conference room it is suited to both business and leisure. The hotel's exceptional service and stylish surroundings make it a perfect destination for all occasions. This boutique hotel offers 48 classically decorated guestrooms and suites to choose from. Adorned with antique furnishings and original oil paintings many of the rooms also offer views out onto the park. Period décor aside, guests may relax in the utmost comfort with 100% Irish cotton bed linen and luxury Penhaligon toiletries included in all of the rooms. Despite its traditional styling the hotel ensures that guests have access to necessary modern amenities including high-speed internet access and LCD televisions. From traditional afternoon tea to boardroom meetings this classic hotel combines traditional luxury with modern necessity making it an ideal location whatever the purpose of your stay.

Enjoying an enviable location in the west-end of Edinburgh's historic New Town, between the city's most important shopping area, Princes Street, and the financial district, The Rutland is situated in a magnificently restored historic building, once the home of the famous surgeon Joseph Lister. Entirely renovated, this elegant boutique property offers luxurious accommodation in a highly central setting. Perfect for romantic getaways, shopping breaks or business trips, The Rutland is just a few minutes' walk from Charlotte Square, George Street and Princes Street, and is within easy reach of many more of Edinburgh's most important landmarks and attractions, including the Castle, the Royal Mile and the Scottish National Gallery. Close to the Usher Hall, the Festival Theatre and the Filmhouse, it is an ideal spot for Festival goers. The twelve individually designed rooms at The Rutland are the epitome of elegant glamour, and are equipped with the latest in-room technology, including air-conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, Bluetooth, safes and mini-bars. The Rutland offers two dining options: The Huxley lounge-bar, which serves burgers, snacks and drinks throughout the day, and the Kyloe Steak Restaurant and Grill, Edinburgh's premier gourmet steak restaurant. The Kyloe is also available for private dining and exclusive business meetings and presentations.

Located on the most ancient street in Westminster this central London hotel and functioning Fullers pub is the perfect place from which to experience the city sites. With The Houses of Parliament on your doorstep this luxury hotel combines ideal location with outstanding service. At the Sanctuary House Hotel you can enjoy the hospitality of a traditional English pub with the luxury of a modern hotel. Guests may choose from 34 spacious guestrooms. Decorated with modern furnishings and contemporary artwork you can relax in stylish surroundings. All rooms feature private bathrooms and come equipped with modern amenities including flat screen televisions, telephones, a private writing desk and free internet access. As a Fullers Ale & Pie House guests can enjoy the authentic taste of London offered by the restaurant's typically British Menu. The Sanctuary House Hotel with its historic location is ideal for those wishing to experience the true spirit of London. Considered one of the areas best-loved hotels and eateries you can mix with the locals, take in the sites and relax in the comfort of a luxury accommodation.

Enjoying a fabulous location overlooking the beach at Mawgan Porth, The Scarlet is situated in a unique modern building with all rooms offering stunning coastal views. This luxury, adults only boutique hotel offers exclusive accommodation and top-class Cornish cuisine in a matchless coastal setting. Ideal for intimate escapes and romantic weekends, guests at The Scarlet can indulge in a variety of natural diversions on-site, including the spectacular cliff-top hot tubs, a natural reed-bed swimming pool and an Ayurvedic inspired spa. Just footsteps from the beach and the South West Coast Path, the hotel is also close to the Merlin Golf Course, while Newquay and all of Cornwall's fascinating landmarks and attractions are also within easy reach. The Scarlet's contemporary design boasts a unique balance of light, airy spaces with cosy, private areas, all with breathtaking views of the beach and the sea. The Scarlet Restaurant is a gourmet magnet for locals and visitors alike. Cuisine is light, modern and seasonal, promoting small, local suppliers. Guests can enjoy drinks on the terrace, and like the rest of the hotel, the restaurant's huge windows offer stunning views of the coast.

Standing in four acres of beautiful gardens on the banks of the River Eye in the village of Lower Slaughter, The Slaughters Country Inn is a five-star inn set in a magnificent historic farmhouse, with a history stretching as far back as 1470. After a number of changes of use and ownership, the property was purchased in 2011 by Andrew and Christina Brownsword, and was reopened in 2012 as the The Slaughters Country Inn. This charming property now offers cosy accommodation, great food and amenities in a traditional country inn atmosphere. The Slaughters Country Inn is ideally placed for exploring the Slaughters and the Cotswolds. A short drive from Cheltenham, many more of the region's landmarks and attractions are within easy reach of the inn - Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Campden, Blenheim Palace, Hidcote gardenns, to mention but a few. Hotel staff can offer advice on local walks, sightseeing tours, and much more. Dining at The Slaughters Country Inn is an informal, relaxing affair, and the restaurant has long been a favourite with hotel guests and local residents alike. Head chef Chris Fryer creates simple, hearty and flavoursome menus based on the finest seasonal, locally sourced produce, with meals available all day - breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.

Long a favourite with locals and visitors alike, The St. Mawes Hotel has been a meeting point for fishermen and sailord for many years. Standing by the harbour in this charming little village, this delightful property offers boutiques-style accommodation and hearty food in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Perfectly located for relaxing stays in this beautiful region of south-west Cornwall, guests can take the foot passenger ferry to Falmouth almost from the doorstep of the hotel, or take the slightly longer way around by the unique chain ferry at King Harry Landing. Nearby attractions include St.Mawes castle, the Roseland, and a number of fabulous beaches, some only accessible by boat or the spectacular South-west Coastal Path. Cuisine at The St. Mawes Hotel is hearty and seasonally based, with produce from local growers, farmers and fishermen. Guests can expect to find tapas created from the wonderful seafood from the Cornish sea, home made pizzettes, or lobster and chips fresh from the harbour. Cornish dairy treats - clotted cream teas and excellent west-country cheeses are also a speciality.

The Sumner Hotel opened in 2006 and has already been nominated twice for Best Small Hotel in London. Located just five minutes from Marble Arch, Oxford Street and the wonderful Hyde Park, The Sumner Hotel is ideally situated for both the busy and the beautiful parts of London. The Sumner Hotel is part of a Georgian Terrace built in the 1820s and the historical characteristics of this luxury boutique hotel have been lovingly renovated. The elegant sitting room features the original fireplace and timber flooring, tastefully combined with chic contemporary furniture. The Sumner Hotel in Marble Arch is a haven of calm and elegant sophistication in the very heart of the vibrant city of London.

Located in the heart of the charming Somerset village of Wedmore, The Swan is set in a historic village pub, originally opened as a beer house in the early 1700s. After a number of ownerships, the property has been lovingly restored by its present owners, and now offers cosy accommodation and great food in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. A delightful spot for visiting this beautiful corner of Somerset - the Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are just over five miles away - The Swan has just seven individually decorated rooms, located on two floors of the hotel. Hearty food is served throughout the day, in the dedicated restaurant, the pub, the garden terrace or at the front of the building. Food is delicious and seasonal, based on the finest produce that Somerset's farms have to offer, accompanied by a select wine list from around the world, and of course an excellent range of beers and ales from some of the finest small breweries in the country.

Located on the banks of the river Cam, The Varsity Hotel & Spa is set in a newly built modern design wing, and a magnificently restored 17th century heritage building that was originally a bonded warehouse. This unique property offers spacious boutique accommodation, good food and excellent service in a highly central location. Just footsteps from St John's , Trinity, Jesus and Magdalene College, The Varsity Hotel & Spa is ideal for both business and pleasure in this beautiful city. Many more of the colleges, including King's, Christ's, Queens', Gonville and Caius, Clare, and Corpus Christi are a leisurely walk away, and can be seen from the hotel's spectacular Roof Terrace. Complimentary walking tours, accompanied by an experienced guide, are offered by the hotel, taking in all the historic sites. The Elemis Spa, Gym and Studio is located in the historic wing of the hotel, and offers a full range of treatments, cardiovascular machines and personal training. Situated on the quayside, the River Bar Steakhouse & Grill offers fabulous river views, and serves top class, freshly prepared steaks, grilled fish, burgers and vegetarian options, along with delicious desserts and an excellent selection of wines. The Varsity Hotel & Spa also has three top-floor conference spaces of varying sizes, for successful presentations, seminars, meetings and any other kind of private event.

Situated in the heart of London's Knightsbridge, The Wellesley is set in a beautifully restored 1920s townhouse, overlooking Hyde Park and with original art deco features. This exclusive boutique hotel offers luxury five-star accommodation, top-class, bespoke service and fine cuisine in a magnificent central location. Standing opposite Hyde Park and just minutes away from Buckingham Palace, The Wellesley is the perfect base for both business and pleasure in London. Fashionable boutiques and department stores, museums, theatres and concert halls are all within easy reach, while the nearby Underground station at Hyde Park Corner provides quick and easy connections with the rest of the city. The Wellesley has a number of venues for fine dining, drinks and entertainment, including the Oyster Restaurant, which serves authentic Italian cuisine, the elegant Crystal Bar, with the glamour and elegance of the 1920s, and the Jazz Bar, where guests can enjoy live music and fine cuisine in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. Afternoon tea is also served, and the hotel also boasts a unique outdoor cigar terrace, with a spectacular humidor and a fabulous selection of the finest cigars.

The White House is a charming rural bed and breakfast located off the beaten path on a quiet farm. Just a short drive to Burnham Market, towns and the spacious beaches and dunes of Thornham, Brancaster and Titchwell, The White House offers peaceful evenings, comfortable beds and a delicious breakfast. Each delightful bedroom has free Wi-Fi Internet, coffee and tea making facilities, a radio, a private bathroom with amenities and some have a free standing bathtub. The garden and house are cozy, sweet and domesticated while the nearby Norfolk coast is rugged. The villages of Titchwell, Thornham, Burnham Overy Staithe and Brancaster Staithe, and Burnham Market are a short drive from the property.

Located in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, The White Swan Hotel is set in a magnificent 15th century heritage building, recorded as an inn as far back as 1560. After a stunning, three million pound restoration in 2012, this magnificent property offers luxurious accommodation and great food in a friendly, traditional English Inn atmosphere. Ideally placed for visiting this historic town, The White Swan Hotel is within easy walking distance of many of Stratford's most important sights, including Shakespeare's Birthplace, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, New Place and Nash's House, and many more. The Black Swan is reputed to have been a regular favourite with Shakespeare himself. Widely regarded as one of the best places to eat in Stratford-upon-Avon, The White Swan Hotel takes great pride in its fresh, traditional pub food. Seasonal ingredients are prepared on site from scratch, while menus change daily to ensure a wealth of choice. There is an excellent selection of fine ales on tap, along with a select wine list and a range of refreshing cocktails. Outdoor dining is available in the warm summer months.

This historic property enjoys a prime location at the top of Edinburgh's historic Royal Mile. Situated in Boswell's Court, a carefully restored 16th century tenement, this charming boutique property offers exclusive accommodation and fine cuisine in a unique historic setting. The perfect spot for visiting this fantastic city, The Witchery by the Castle is just footsteps away from the entrance to the castle, beside the Scotch Whisky Museum, and just as close to many more of Edinburgh's most famous landmarks and attractions, including the Camera Obscura, Gladstone's Land, the Mound and the Scottish National Gallery with its superb collection... the list is endless, almost as long as the Royal Mile itself. Slightly further afield are Princes Street, Holyrood Palace and the spectacular Scottish Parliament, the New Town... As Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh boasts an excellent transport system, with tram lines, bus and trains providing links with the rest of the city and the greater region. With just nine unique suites, enchanting, intimate stays are guaranteed at The Witchery. Each suite is individually themed and decorated, with magnificent antique woodwork, rich drapes and fantastic artefacts. Views are fabulous, ranging from the Royal Mile to Princes Street. Long a favourite with theatre goers and visitors to the Tattoo, the Witchery by the Castle Restaurant has developed a world-wide reputation for its exceptional dining experience, showcasing the very best of Scotland's produce in the most magical of settings.