Top Hotels in United Kingdom Specialty lodgings
- 1. Hilton Garden Inn London Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3
- 2. Locke at Broken Wharf
- 3. Travelodge London Brent Cross hotel
- 4. Staycity Aparthotels Northern Quarter
- 5. The Bailey Bed and Breakfast
- 6. Whitworth Locke
- 7. Native Manchester
- 8. Travelodge Letchworth Garden City
- 9. Leman Locke
- 10. Premier Inn Holyhead hotel
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Top 10 Specialty lodgings in United Kingdom,
Discover a country filled with epic landscapes, fairy-tales castles and vibrant modern cities bursting with unforgettable experiences to share. Whether it’s gazing at the London skyline from the top of iconic St Paul’s and sipping the finest single malt whisky in a pub in the Scottish Highlands, or tracing footsteps of Banksy in Bristol, discovering musical legends in Liverpool and exploring the history of Cardiff Castle in the stunning heart of Wales, there’s a Britain that’s perfect for you.
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1. Hilton Garden Inn London Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1299 reviews
Discover a range of great hotel features to make your stay at London Heathrow memorable. Begin your day with a made-to-order breakfast, ensuring you start your day with a smile. Our hotel offers easy access to the Heathrow Central Terminals, directly connecting to Terminal 2 via a link bridge, allowing you to be in London within minutes via the Heathrow Express. Stay connected at the business centre or re-energise at the fitness centre before catching your flight. If you’re hosting an important business meeting or a magnificent social event, our 5 high tech meeting rooms are the perfect venue for up to 100 guests
Location Location Location
Reviewed By Dave AA one-night stay turned into a 4-night stay due to a positive covid test. This is a standard hotel that is modern and comfortable, but is nothing special except for it's very close proximity to Terminal 2. From the Arrival level of Terminal 2 it's about a 100 yard walk through the car park (follow the signs on the polls for the hotel). The front desk staff was very attentive and helpful. There is a small convenience store near the front desk that has beverages, sandwiches, and snacks. The restaurant offers a full or continental breakfast buffet which is good. The restaurant also offers dinner and room service but the menu is slightly limited. For those who are using Terminal 3 the walk to Terminal 3 is 10-15 minutes on level minus 1 and there are 4 moving sidewalks to assist your journey.
2. Locke at Broken Wharf
Overall Ratings
5 based on 243 reviews
Locke at Broken Wharf is stylish aparthotel, minutes away from the Millennium Bridge. Each of the 113 spacious riverside studios has been designed for living, with furniture as comfortable as it is beautiful. With a top-spec Smeg kitchen, seperate areas living and sleeping, and seamless technology. Connect with others in the co-working lounge or head to the restaurant for breakfast or dinner.
Lovely visit
Reviewed By Fi3009Stayed for one night for a work event. The staff were so welcoming and friendly, great customer service! The room was clean and spacious. Even though there was some construction work ongoing next door, they had left some earplugs to avoid the noise. I would definitely stay again
3. Travelodge London Brent Cross hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 673 reviews
Natanya. Kat and ice was amazing
Reviewed By C9301TRbrandondWell I got to say, I've travelled all over the UK and always stayed in a travelogue, but got got to say, this is the best most welcoming hotel I have stayed in, the staff, especially natanya the manageress accommodating , plus Natalie Catherine and Ice are so pleasant and can't do enough to help you, and in the mornings lilly and Anna are always there to make sure your breakfast is hot and to your satisfaction, all in all, I will defo be coming back to this hotel, I don't feel like a guest I feel like family
4. Staycity Aparthotels Northern Quarter
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 194 reviews
Stay in Manchester’s creative heart. Our super-stylish aparthotel is located in Northern Quarter, home to Manchester’s coolest cafes, bars, restaurants, indie shops and cultural spaces. Just a short walk to Victoria station, the whole city is at your fingertips. The perfect blend of home and hotel, choose from beautifully-designed studio and one-bed apartments complete with fully-equipped kitchens (or kitchenettes), living and dining spaces, and complimentary highspeed WiFi. Enjoy ultimate comfort and convenience with hotel-quality amenities including 24 hour reception, fitness room, on-site guest laundry and Staycafé serving a buffet breakfast, pizzas, snacks and a wide range of drinks. Our wonderful team are on hand to make sure you have a perfect stay, whether it's ordering a taxi or helping you choose a local restaurant. Stay for as short or long as you like, the Central Retail District, Etihad Stadium and Manchester Art Gallery are all close by!
A good all rounder
Reviewed By Jacqui BJust stayed here for 2 nights. The apartment was spacious and clean with good quality facilities. We enjoyed the breakfasts very much with excellent service from Margaret. In fact all the staff were really helpful and cheerful. It's only a 15 minute walk to the centre of Manchester and we found it very convenient and good value for money.
5. The Bailey Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 209 reviews
The Bailey BnB rooms are a brand new luxury addition to an existing highly successful holiday business next to the castle in the middle of Skipton, officially the happiest place in the UK and gateway to the Yorkshire Dales. Both rooms are newly finished to a very high standard. The first room has an en suite bathroom whilst the second room has a private bathroom across a separate landing.
The Bailey Bed & Breakfast
Reviewed By J3650ETjonsGreat welcome, great room and great breakfast. Five minutes walk from centre of Skipton and they even fixed the weather for the week as well. Mark also gave us plenty of advice for cycling routes in the area so that was great as well.
6. Whitworth Locke
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 534 reviews
Located in a 19th-century building in Manchester’s Civic Quarter, Whitworth Locke has accommodation with free WiFi. It is just minutes from the city’s famous Northern Quarter - home to independent shops, bars and restaurants, 200 metres from Canal Street and 300 metres from The Palace Theatre. The units come with parquet floors and feature a fully equipped kitchen with an oven, a dining area, a Smart TV with easy media streaming, and a private bathroom with bath or shower and free toiletries. A microwave and kettle are also offered. Guests can also relax in the shared lounge area and inner atrium which offers co-working space and a coffee shop and bar. Bridgewater Hall is a 6-minute walk from Whitworth Locke, while Manchester Central is 650 metres away. The nearest airport is Manchester Airport, 13 km from the property.
Nice but…
Reviewed By claudiavincenzi2022The Room was nice but it was not too clean. I found a ball of fluff next to my bed and dust on the floor and windows. It wasToo hot and the bar closes too early. It should stay open for guests only after 11pm.
7. Native Manchester
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 247 reviews
What: 162 luxury and serviced apartments sit within the Grade II listed Ducie Street Warehouse that’s connected to everything Manchester has to offer. Best bits: Lounge, restaurant, bar, all-day deli counter, takeaway shop, cinema, outdoor terrace, and fitness classes from BLOK. Why stay: Native Manchester has everything in one place. Entertainment, drinks, dinners, and workouts downstairs. Apartments with generous kitchens and living rooms upstairs. Getting here: 2 minutes walk from Manchester Piccadilly. 5 minutes walk from tram stops. Underground car park for those driving.
Great venue and concept
Reviewed By EarlstoneThe DCW is just a stones throw from Manchester Piccadilly station, so not exactly in the most salubrious part of Manchester but there are quite a few new hotels around the place so you always generally feel safe. On arrival there was a problem with the booking system which meant we had to wait 45 minutes to get access to our room, however the guy at the reception was very apologetic and then gave us a significant discount from our first night's stay Even though we didn't complain or ask. We had a room lowdown on the mezzanine level, which was huge including a very sizable bathroom. The only slight problem was that the room was adjacent to a storage area on the ground floor where staff started work pretty early in the morning, so there was a bit of noise which might wake you up. We ate in the restaurant on the second night, the menu is fantastic and the ambience of the warehouse is quite "young" but not too loud. Unfortunately we were woken at 1 am in the morning by the fire alarm sounding, there had been a major water leak in the building which forced us to evacuate our room. However, the reception staff were very quick to sort out accommodation at Dakota which is right next door to DCW and we were back in our beds within 50 minutes. We then received a call the following day confirming that we would receive a full refund for that evening, despite the fact that we were provided with alternative accommodation. Overall, a very pleasant stay, obviously the leak was a bit of a nightmare but the staff at the hotel couldn't be faulted. Would definitely return but perhaps have a suite higher up in the building.
8. Travelodge Letchworth Garden City
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 224 reviews
Disappointed
Reviewed By R5237OEstuartwWe have stayed at this Hotel a number of times in the last few years. We are disappointed that you now have to pay to park at the hotel. Travelodge state this is to ensure that guests are able to park. Surely the answer is to charge non guests to park. A cynic would think it is ploy to extract more money from guests
9. Leman Locke
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 966 reviews
Leman Locke is a design-led aparthotel for free-thinkers who want to experience the unique and authentic. Designed for travellers for whom a bed and shower in a shoebox isn’t enough, Leman Locke immerses you in East London's creative culture with socially immersive public spaces and events that connect you to a community of like-minded locals and travellers. Contained within an impressive sky tower, Leman Locke includes a mixture of 168 studio apartments, one bedroom apartments, Locke suites, two sky meeting rooms on the 21st and the 22nd floor, a cafe-lounge on the ground and first floor and the Locke Gym with an In-Room Spa. Located within minutes of London’s most creative area (Shoreditch, Hoxton and Hackney), a mix of culture, art and fashion from experimental designer boutiques and galleries can be found within walking distance on Commercial Street, Liverpool Street and Columbia Road, or delicious international food from the Brick Lane Market. All furnishings have been designed bespoke by Grzywinski + Pons including the ultra-cosy Locke bed and Locke’s signature L Shaped Couch.
Much better
Reviewed By 334jasonStayed in January. Wasn't the best. Reported back and our stay in June was much better as promised. The room we stayed in back in January was looking and feeling very tired. Room in June much better..
10. Premier Inn Holyhead hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 345 reviews
Our Premier Inn Holyhead hotel is set right in the heart of this bustling town in Anglesey. Whether you're travelling to Ireland via the Holyhead Stena Line ferry, exploring historic attractions like the South Stack Lighthouse, or birdwatching at the Breakwater Country Park, getting around is easy when you stay with us. There's a delicious range of meals available at our on-site Thyme restaurant, and when you're done for the day you can look forward to enjoying a great night's sleep on one of our comfy Hypnos beds.
Welcoming Friendly Staff make up for shortfalls
Reviewed By lil_miss_brumStaff are excellent, can't do enough to help. Room was fine, comfortable for a business stay. Prior to stay, email received to confirm shortage of staff and to not expect same service as usual. Bit of a shame. Rooms not being turned around during stay should have been optional, not by default. At £100 a night, having the tea and coffee tray refilled automatically should certainly be a minimum expectation. Not give reception yet another task to manage. A lot of menu items in the restaurant were not available on the first 2 (of 3) nights of our stay - we ate out on night 3. Location was good in terms of accessing Penrhos and Trearddur Bay for a change of scenery after work/alternative restaurant options.
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