HOTELS & STAYS

More Than Somewhere to Stay

From trusted city hotels and serviced apartments to family-run guesthouses, country inns, castle hotels and distinctive luxury stays, we look for accommodation that makes sense for the people travelling, the place they’re visiting and the journey around it.

England

For everything from landmark city hotels and serviced apartments to country houses, historic inns and rural retreats across England.

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Scotland

For grand city hotels, Highland lodges, historic properties, island stays and remote retreats shaped by Scotland’s varied settings.

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Wales

For city stays, country inns, coastal properties and rural retreats surrounded by the landscapes and communities of Wales.

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IRELAND

For city hotels, country properties, coastal stays and smaller independent accommodation across Ireland’s landscapes.

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CHOOSING WHERE TO STAY

The Right Stay Depends on the Journey

Sometimes a hotel is the place you return to after a full day exploring. Sometimes where you stay is part of the reason for going. It might need space for a family, easy access to a station, a setting worth slowing down for, or the service expected for an important occasion. We consider what the stay needs to do within the wider journey, then look for accommodation that fits that role.

location

A central base, somewhere quieter, a countryside setting or a property chosen around what comes next in the journey.

character

Historic buildings, independent properties, local hospitality and stays that reflect something of where you are.

comfort

From reliable and comfortable to exceptional luxury, chosen according to expectations, priorities and budget.

Practicality

Room configuration, accessibility, parking, transport connections, luggage, children and other requirements.

What Kind of Stay Are You Looking For?

From a practical city base to somewhere that becomes part of the journey itself, start with what you want from your stay and explore the options that fit.

This stay is perfect for those who want to be close to the landmarks, sights and experiences a city is known for. Ideal if you enjoy a busier atmosphere, easy public transport, plenty happening around you and the freedom to step out for restaurants, shopping, nightlife and sightseeing.

This stay is perfect for those who want more space, independence and somewhere that feels a little more like their own. Ideal for longer visits, families or anyone who likes having room to settle in between days out.

This stay is perfect for those who prefer something smaller, more personal and connected to the place they’re visiting. Think local character, individual hospitality and a stay that feels distinctly different from a larger hotel.

This stay is perfect for those who want to slow down and enjoy where they’re staying, not simply return there at night. Countryside settings, quieter surroundings and room to make the stay itself part of the journey.

This stay is perfect for those who want the place they sleep to have a story of its own. Historic surroundings, remarkable architecture and properties where staying there can become an experience alongside everything else you’ve come to see.

This stay is perfect for those who want where they stay to be one of the highlights of the journey. Exceptional service, distinctive settings and thoughtful details make these properties worth giving time to, rather than simply sleeping in.

Elegant archway entrance of Marriott Hotel in London showcasing classic architecture.

A Stay That Works for You

Every traveller has different needs, and sometimes the smallest details determine whether a stay is truly suitable. If you have any particular requirements—such as accessibility or mobility needs, family arrangements, dietary considerations, room configurations, transport connections or anything else that matters to your stay—tell us below and we’ll take them into account when recommending the most appropriate options for you.

Solo / Couple / Family / Friends / Group
For example, step-free access, lift access, an accessible bathroom, limited walking distances or proximity to transport.
The classic facade of The Ritz Hotel in London, highlighting its architectural elegance and iconic sign.
  • Rustic cottage exterior adorned with ivy and flowers, featuring a blue gate and stone facade.
  • Elegant facade of a historic DoubleTree Hotel in London, showcasing classic architecture with wrought iron details.
  • Street view of Covent Garden Hotel with Union Jack flag in London, England.
  • Scenic view of a historic manor house surrounded by lush green gardens in Castle Combe, England.