Top UK Hotel Breaks

Whether you're in the market for family staycations or UK breaks for couples, The Greyhound has got you sorted. Tucked in among Carshalton Ponds, this cosy pub is home to cask ales, seasonal British food, 19 stylish bedrooms and gorgeous waterside views.

On the hunt for a gorgeous Scottish break in a historic hotel? Then check out Braid Hills Hotel, a stunning spot that looks out over the whole of Edinburgh from its elevated position. You'll find everything you could ask for in one place, as they've also got bars, outdoor dining paces and a stylish restaurant on-site.

On the menu you'll find everything from haggis with black pudding to pumpkin risotto and spiced tuna steak, as well as a spectacular Sunday roast. Their ingredients are mostly sourced from local suppliers, guaranteeing great quality.

A fan of walking and anything outdoors-related? Head to The Welldiggers Arms, a rural hotel in the South Downs. Surrounded by rambling hills and quaint countryside villages, it's perfect for a few days of relaxation, with enchanting interiors and comfy cottage-style bedrooms.

A beauty of a traditional pub with rooms for your weekend away, The Crown & Punchbowl is a great choice for UK hotel stays. Expect cosy yet modern spaces upstairs, alongside a traditional boozer for all your British meals and beer aplenty.

Searching for gorgeous hotels in the United Kingdom? Venture over to Guernsey where The Old Government House Hotel is offering you a truly luxurious stay. While there, be sure to check out The Crown Club, where quality cocktails and stunning plates are the order of the day.

If you're after a weekend away up in the northern city of Newcastle, then Great North Hotel has your back. Whether you're making a trip for a wedding, baby shower or another function, it's sure to make your stay special.

Looking for a top-tier getaway in Cheltenham? No.38 The Park is your ideal destination. Situated amidst the lush Pittville greenery and only a short walk from the town's vibrant centre, this elegant Georgian residence is the perfect spot for a weekend retreat.

Indulge in sumptuous accommodation and enjoy exquisite dining experiences at the on-site restaurant, setting you up for a day of local exploration, from the excitement of the Cheltenham Races to the literary gems at the Cheltenham Literature Festival. 

Looking for a countryside escape with a touch of luxury? The Stroud Hotel offers a perfect blend of contemporary comfort and rustic charm in the heart of the Cotswolds. Just one and a half hours from London Paddington, this Grade II-listed gem is your ideal base for exploring the picturesque market town of Stroud and beyond.

With 24 beautifully designed rooms - including cosy doubles, spacious suites, and even dog-friendly options - your stay promises relaxation and style. Whether you're indulging in a three-course meal at the Bucknall Bar & Restaurant or unwinding in the intimate Snug, The Stroud Hotel is the ultimate Cotswold retreat.

Just outside of Farnham in Surrey, you'll uncover gorgeous country pub Princess Royal fronting 27 beautifully decorated bedrooms. Perfect for a countryside break, this swish spot is also serving up Sunday roasts and more in its relaxed surrounds.

Escape the hustle and bustle of city living with a trip to this Dorset country house. With five stars to its name, Summer Lodge is taking your UK staycations up a notch, complete with whisky masterclasses, decadent cream teas and dinners from an award-winning team. 

Discover The Bird In Hand, a quaint pub and hotel nestled in the heart of Knowl Hill, Berkshire. This historic former hunting lodge of King George III offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, complete with rustic beams and oak furnishings. Enjoy a delicious meal (think seasonal salads and charcoal-grilled steaks) in the cosy restaurant or bar, or unwind in one of the 21 ensuite rooms.

Located on the coast of Cromer in an Edwardian Grade II-listed hotel, Cliftonville is a restaurant worth visiting. Not only will you be able to take in pretty views of the beach, but you'll also be able to delve into delicious bites, including crispy whitebait and pan-seared scallops.

Situated in Arundel, West Sussex, the Swan Hotel is a charming countryside getaway that's decked out in exposed brickwork, plush booth seating and open fires. Settle into their cosy, bespoke bedrooms for a weekend away, surrounded by gorgeous nature and the iconic castle.

While you're here, be sure to take advantage of the delicious menu, featuring everything from sizzling steaks to roast dinners - washed down with cask ales. Plus, you can even bring your dog along.

Situated in the historic town of Stratford-upon-Avon, White Swan Hotel is a great base for all your Shakespeare-fuelled excursions. The 16th-century pub has got lashings of character, featuring wooden beams, wood fires and twee details throughout.

A calming oasis in the hub of all the action, The Montague on the Gardens Hotel is an exquisite bolthole in London. Just a stone's throw from The British Museum, this Bloomsbury spot flaunts plush rooms and a knockout afternoon tea.

With stunning countryside and rural scenes, The New Forest is a no-brainer for weekends away around the UK. And while you're there? The White Buck Inn is the perfect place to rest after a day of exploring, providing you with gorgeous rooms and classic British plates.

Located in the countryside close to Solihull, Nuthurst Grange Country House Hotel is a charming destination for weekend getaways and fine dining. Expect sophisticated, warm interiors and cosy bedrooms, with a cracking restaurant on-site.

They serve a unique mix of French and British fare, made using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. They've won two AA Rosettes here, for a menu that features everything from confit duck leg ballotine to butternut squash Wellington.

Hilton London Syon Park can be found in West London, set on the historic Syon House Estate grounds. As well as gorgeous views, this romantic destination boasts its very own spa with all kinds of exclusive packages available, as well as the stunning onsite restaurant MOOD in the Park. This classy eatery serves everything from wagyu beef burgers to miso marinated aubergine and wild mushroom risotto, paired with an extensive wine selection.

Take a trip to the Cotswolds with a few kips at this 17th-century inn. Decked out in rustic features and oozing countryside charm, The Trout at Tadpole Bridge has six stylish bedrooms and a number of AA Rosette-awarded menus, so you know it's going to be good.

For a fabulous stay in Norwich, head on over to Hoste for an overnight stay and some pub shenanigans. Enjoy this countryside boozer as you get stuck into ox cheek pies and pumpkin tortellini, alongside pints of beer. The venue also has golf, a spa and cinema.

In a city famed for its creative inhabitants and indie food and drink offerings, it only seems right that you should stay in an equally out-there hotel. That's where The Artist Residence comes in. This boutique Bristol venue is making your weekend away extra special.

Following a £1.5 million refurbishment, Mallory Court has emerged as the epitome of rural elegance in the heart of Warwickshire. Each of the 19 manor house bedrooms has been redesigned to mirror the surrounding 10 acres of gardens and countryside, while honouring the hotel's Art Deco heritage. Think plush velvet headboards, GP & J Baker fabrics, geometric wallpapers, Brintons carpets, and antique furnishings lovingly restored by local craftsmen.

The jewel in the crown is The Warwick, a brand-new restaurant led by award-winning chef Stu Deeley. Serving a seasonal British menu inspired by the hotel's own kitchen gardens, it offers a dining experience that's both elevated and welcoming - the perfect complement to one of England's prettiest country escapes.

Located in the Kent town of Ashford, Boys Hall is a Jacobean manor that dates back more than 400 years, which has been transformed into a gorgeous countryside hotel. This place is filled with traditional features and bedrooms that are equal parts charming and luxurious, with three acres of stunning gardens to boot.

The restaurant, featured in the Good Food Guide, promises hearty British plates and an enviable wine list. Think sea bass ceviche, roasted hake with royal caviar, hot honey glazed carrots and much more.

If your idea of a hotel break leans toward character and charm, The Duncombe Arms is for you. Nestled on the Staffordshire–Derbyshire border, this lovingly restored 1850s pub-turned-boutique-hotel offers ten elegant rooms in its Walnut House annexe, complete with country-chic décor, bespoke wallpapers and all the modern comforts.

Downstairs, Head Chef Scott Law's Michelin Bib Gourmand–winning restaurant serves refined yet relaxed British fare, crafted with local and seasonal ingredients. With log fires, a beautiful garden overlooking the Dove Valley, and a clutch of awards (including 'Pub of the Year 2024'), it's a fabulous countryside escape, and you can book rooms from £195 per night.

Looking for a countryside hotel that ticks all the boxes? The Great Bustard, just outside Salisbury, nails the balance between cosy pub charm and boutique hotel polish. Think roaring fires and squashy armchairs in the bar, paired with a light-filled dining space that feels modern yet relaxed.

Foodies are in good hands here, as head chef Jordan Taylor (yes, he's trained in a two-Michelin-star kitchen) whips up modern British plates using the best of Wiltshire's produce. After dinner, retreat upstairs to one of ten beautifully designed bedrooms, each blending rustic character with comfort, or unwind with spa treatments and a farm shop browse before heading home.

A spa, hotel, bar and restaurant in one, Brighton Harbour Hotel is a top shout for seaside breaks. When you're not perusing all the shops along The Lanes or enjoying a relaxing treatment, gaze out across the waves from your beachfront bedroom.

More than just a place to eat, HOLM in South Petherton is an experience worth staying for. Set in a thoughtfully renovated former bank, this stylish countryside spot combines modern British cuisine with boutique lodging above the restaurant. The rooms are calm and minimal yet inviting - the ideal setting for a restful rural retreat after an indulgent meal.

With chef Nicholas Balfe at the helm, expect a menu that evolves with the seasons, plus standout drinks and the kind of Sunday roast that's worth travelling for. If you're after a food-focused hotel stay that feels both special and grounded, HOLM delivers.

Blythswood Square is combining opulent decor with sleek sleeps at its Glasgow city centre hotel. Ideal for those of you looking for a fancy place to stay as you take in the Scottish city, this little number is also a pro when it comes to cocktails and top-notch food.

Fancy your next hotel break in the Cotswolds? Then it's time to get Bull Burford on your list. This stunning destination was once a 16th-century coaching inn but has now been tastefully redecorated in earthy tones with lots of texture, waterfall showers and free-standing tubs.

If you're looking for a great-value family getaway this summer, Mollie's delivers style, comfort, and fun from just £70 per night. Choose a spacious Bunk Room for extra excitement, then enjoy the little luxuries - Hypnos beds, rainfall showers, Dyson and GHD appliances, Cowshed products, and smart tech that makes your stay effortless.

Inspired by the classic American motel but reimagined for today, Mollie's blends playful interiors with warm, personable service and a 'budget-luxe' ethos. The on-site diner is a must, serving all-day comfort food from breakfast classics to award-winning burgers. With locations in Oxford and Bristol, it's the perfect summer pitstop that feels far from ordinary.

The Refuge is putting its own stunning spin on UK city breaks. Home to gorgeous rooms and a chic restaurant that's well worth paying a visit to, the Oxford Street hotel has got romantic getaway written all over it.