Hotel News & Reviews

Right in the heart of it all stands The White Hart Hotel — a beacon of hospitality that has charmed locals and visitors for generations. Its Georgian façade glows warmly against the grey skies, and there’s an immediate sense that this is a place that takes pride in its welcome.

Hotel Gotham Newcastle has opened its doors, bringing new energy to one of the city’s most iconic buildings. The former fire station has been transformed into a 57-bedroom luxury hotel – stylish, bold and full of personality, with all the signature charm. Phase one introduces Siren, the hotel’s restaurant with…

We arrived at the magnificent Thornbury Castle just after lunch, its grand stone walls rising through the drizzle, and instantly knew the journey had been worth it.

Fingal has all the glamour and style of a superyacht, but with an air of old-world Art Deco luxury ocean liner elegance inspired by the ship’s rich maritime heritage. The ship’s Lighthouse Restaurant has two AA rosettes for culinary excellence.

The Globe Inn is widely considered to be Scotland’s most historic pub, thanks to its association with the legendary Robert Burns. The original punk rock poet was a regular back in the 1790s, indulging in many drunken shenanigans at the bar and often staying overnight.  Fast forward to 2025, and…

This autumn, as the leaves turn and the temperatures drop, Cardiff’s award-winning Parkgate Hotel is inviting people to savour a slice of the season with the launch of its first ever Pie Club.

I love a city break and I’ve been lucky enough to enjoy quite a few recently, but I rarely think to explore the city right on my doorstep — the mighty Leeds, as my husband calls it.

The rooms are beautifully done — crisp linens, curvy headboards, proper coffee machines and minibars stocked with thoughtful extras. The bathrooms continue the theme with sleek marble and stylish details, the sort of space you actually look forward to using rather than just dashing in and out of.

The jewel in the crown of the Polo Club Hotel is undoubtedly the Presidential Suite. Designed to impress at every turn, this expansive space oozes luxury and drama in equal measure.

A striking period property — Grade II listed, no less — wrapped in leafy woods and sprawling greenery, with colourful climbing plants giving the façade that wild, romantic charm you just can’t fake.