Best Luxury Hotels in United Kingdom

This modern boutique hotel, wedged between traditional tenement buildings in Glasgow’s city centre, is a welcome retreat in the busy city. Only steps away from some of the best shopping, theatre, art galleries and museums in Scotland, it’s the perfect place to sojourn. With 104 rooms, there is something for all budgets and needs. From standard twin and double rooms to superior twin and double rooms through to family rooms. But it’s the duplex suites that flex the Apex’s luxury muscles. Each of their five duplex suites are split over two floors, with open mezzanine levels overlooking some of the best views of the city. Take some time to gaze at the beautiful skyline.

This beautiful hotel in the heart of the city centre was once one of Glasgow’s very first power stations. Showing off the opulence in architecture both on the outside and in, the hotel mixes the beauty and composition of the original designs, like high ceilings and original brown brick, with modern splendour and comforts. With a business centre available on-site, business travellers will find everything they need to keep them on track. To wind down after a hard day at the office or sightseeing, spend some time at their on-site fitness centre or surf the web with their wi-fi available in all areas. More than just a place to rest, it’s an essential part of Glasgow’s mercantile history and a key to its transformation into the industrial city it has become. Don’t forget to take a walk around the neighbourhood and look up to see the architectural beauty that surrounds.

Situated in the historic Queen’s Quarter of Belfast – filled with tranquil parks and gardens – is the five-star boutique hotel that aims to redefine hospitality, Regency House. Providing a personalised experience, it makes for the perfect location for your next stay. With each of their suites and rooms being individually designed to provide the utmost privacy and exclusivity, you’ll have a hard time picking your favourite. While the luxurious rooms are located within the main house, with easy access to the culinary facilities and wellness suite, the Suites offer a private kitchen, dining area, and living space to create your perfect “home away from home”. Yet the Regency doesn’t shy away from its vibrant Northern Irish culture, hosting events for both guests and the public to enjoy regularly, including Barking Dog Sundays – a selection of beloved Sunday dishes and soothing background music – and Jazz Bruch, where you can be serenaded by the saxophone while together with your loved one. Embrace the history and deep culture of Belfast without leaving luxury at the door by staying at the Regency.

Amidst the charm of the lively capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast is your new favourite five-star hotel, The Fitzwilliam. Situated in the heart of the city, it is the ideal hub for your next stay, regardless of the occasion. With 146 rooms and suites, you can find comfort and tasteful contemporary design without even lifting a finger – elegant bathroom facilities, fluffy robes and Egyptian bed linens are just the start of your experience. The Fitzwilliam also provides facilities for any kind of trip to the big city, from luxurious dining experiences with the one you love to Afternoon Tea with your friends on a Girls’ Weekend. They also provide space for cocktail masterclasses, murder mystery events, and private dining which is guaranteed to impress you. Regardless of the why, or the who… choose to conquer Belfast in style by staying at The Fitzwilliam.

Overlooking the village of St Aubin, the family-owned and historic Somerville Hotel first opened its doors to guests in 1881 and has been one of Jersey’s best hotels ever since. The Sommerville is perfect for guests wishing to relax and unwind in a cosy hotel, yet it is also a wonderful choice for guests wishing to explore the delights of Jersey. The rooms are playful and inviting with many boasting an incredible view of the sea. The hotel’s Tides Restaurant is one of Jersey’s best restaurants due to its emphasis on using local and seasonal ingredients. The Voyager Curiosity Lounge Bar provides guests with an area to relax and enjoy the views of the sea all whilst sipping on exquisite cocktails and delicious cakes.

Arguably Jersey’s finest hotel, Longueville Manor is one of Europe’s top boutique hotels. Its 29  bespoke rooms and suites are the definition of splendour and occupy a stunning and quaint restored manor house. The Longueville’s attention to detail and personalised service ensures guests receive the quintessentially British luxury experience. There is always something to do at Longueville as it has tennis courts, a fitness centre, jogging trails, an outdoor pool and a Spa. The Longueville can also arrange a Luxury yacht charter for guests wishing to explore the stunning coast of Jersey. The hotel’s restaurant is in the The Oak Room whose iconic oak panelling creates the perfect atmosphere for a night of fine dining. The menu is curated by award-winning Chef Andrew Baird whose divine food is accompanied by some of the best wines in the world.

Locke at Broken Wharf is a boutique aparthotel situated along the River Thames in central London, near the Millennium Bridge. The property offers 113 contemporary studio apartments, each equipped with a fully fitted kitchen, king-size bed, smart HD TV, high-speed private Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and either in-room or communal laundry facilities. Guests can maintain their fitness routines at the on-site gym, known as The Locker, and utilize the co-working spaces for business or leisure purposes. The on-site coffee shop and bar, Frequency, provides a convenient spot for refreshments. The aparthotel’s prime location offers easy access to iconic landmarks such as St. Paul’s Cathedral, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, making it an ideal base for travellers seeking a blend of comfort and centrality in London.

The Covent Hotel is housed in a building that served as the Frech Hospital back in the 1890s. It features a fusion of traditional British designs with contemporary architecture. The hotel has 58 rooms and suites. The Covent Garden Loft suite is probably their most luxurious suite. This suite covers two floors and has a vast drawing-room. This hotel is situated at the heart of the theatre district, and that makes it ideal for pre and post-theatre dining. In the basement, there is a 48-seat cinema with red leather seats. You can score a discount on the tickets and food on Saturdays.

This hotel is located on Henrietta Street, and this street is known for its fine architecture. The hotel is owned by a Paris-based business group, but it does not feature French designs. In fact, the rooms have a traditional English and highly unusual design and feel. The general mood in the place is calm, professional and friendly. In total, the hotel has 18 rooms, and one of them is specially designed for visitors with disabilities. There is also an exquisite cocktail bar and a remarkable restaurant.

Hazlitt’s is located in Soho and takes it’s name from William Hazlitt the 18h century essayist. Prepare to step back in time to a bygone era of old world English opulence, the minute you step through the door you won’t believe you are right in the heart of central London. Hazlitt’s is popular with creatives coming to the city and remains very much low key with much of it’s success based solely on word of mouth reviews. Very much a home from home, relax in the library with a good book, have a drink from the honesty bar or unwind in your rooms Victorian roll top bath.

Petite in size at just 24 rooms, this former Georgian townhouse is located in the heart of Marylebone. The hotel oozes personality and charm with each room individual in style and complete with antique furniture and curios. If you like to finish the day with a cocktail, head to Seymour’s Parlour for some of the best drinking in the city.

Part of the same group as the Ham Yard, the Haymarket lies in the heart of Theatre-land on the corner of Haymarket and Suffolk Place offering the best of the cities bars and restaurants on your doorstep as well as some of the best shopping in the city. The hotel has 50 bedrooms each designed individually by style and design director and owner Kit Kemp and you can unwind in the hotels pool after a day exploring the city.