
Best Luxury 5 Star Hotels in England
Take some time out to explore the beautiful holiday escapes that England has to offer. Scandi-style converted manor houses, Roman spas, extensive gardens and fine dining restaurants are just some of the characteristics our top-pick hotels boast. Ideal for a short ‘get-away’ from it all break and equally suited as a base for a longer UK staycation holiday. Read on and find the perfect place for your next luxury holiday in England.
England, Buckinghamshire, Iver
The Langley, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Buckinghamshire
(5 stars)The Langley is part of the Marriott group and is located not far from the famed Pinewood Studios, in Iver. There’s a timeless feel to the Palladian mansion, accompanying Grade-II listed Brew House, lake and gardens, which were re-designed in the 18th century by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown. The hotel has a range of rooms and suites – 41 in total – as well as a glitzy spa and luxe fitness suite. Dine with a view at Cedar, take tea in the drawing-room and sip on cognac in The Churchill Bar.
The Langley, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Buckinghamshire
SAVE FOR LATEREngland, West Sussex, Chilgrove
The White Horse
(5 stars)A country dining pub with rooms, The White Horse is renowned for its excellent fish and chips. It’s close to the Goodwood Estate on the South Downs and boasts an upscale rustic cottage style. Rooms are decorated with contemporary Scandi touches, sheepskins, steamer trunks, funky feature walls and modern four-poster beds, with skylights and original beams. And The Indulgent suite also comes with its own private terrace and hot tub. Children and dogs are welcome – the garden, courtyard and rolling hills beyond proving conducive to a family stay. The White Horse has received 5 Gold Stars from the AA awards.
England, Surrey, Egham
Great Fosters, an SLH Hotel
(5 stars)Stay on this impressive Tudor estate on the outskirts of the town. The 50 acres of grounds alone are a sight to behold; they contain a sundial presented to Great Fosters by Sir Francis Drake, topiaries, terraces, a florally decorated Japanese bridge that crosses over a moat, a fountain, tennis courts and a heated outdoor pool. Once inside, you’ll find two restaurants, the Michelin starred Tony Parkin at The Tudor Room and the two AA rosette awarded The Estate Grill. The hotel has brought together several buildings, the oldest thought to be a Royal hunting lodge dating back to 1550.
England, East Sussex, Rye
Salcote Place
(5 stars)A historic house believed to date back to the 16th century, Saltcote Place has been extensively renovated and restored over the years. Each of its six suites has been individually decorated and furnished with antique pieces and features such as wooden four-poster beds, chandeliers and roll-top tubs. Reserved for those over 14 years of age, Saltcote Place is a grown-up retreat and high-end B&B, where guests are treated to bubbles at breakfasts and complimentary nightcaps. The venue also hosts weddings in its function suites and caters especially well for honeymooning and anniversary couples.
England, Greater Manchester, Manchester, Salford
Citysuites Aparthotel Salford
(5 stars)These five-star suites sit across from the River Irwell, in Salford, within walking distance to high-end department stores, two railway stations and the buzz of Exchange Square. 237 apartments are housed in a glass and steel-built property, with soundproofing, blackout curtains, White Company toiletries, full-sized kitchens and a home-from-home feel, ideal for those here for an extended stay. On the ground floor, you’ll find an 18-metre swimming pool with a hot tub and a state-of-the-art gym, with equipment that retains the details of your personal workout programme. Personal training and pilates sessions are also available.
