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15 Exceptional Design Hotels in England That Stand Out

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15 Exceptional Design Hotels in England That Stand Out

Discover 15 exceptional design hotels in England - from 14th-century inns to cricket ground retreats. Real facts, booking insights, and area strategy.

15 Exceptional Design Hotels in England That Stand Out

England's design hotel scene stretches far beyond London's postcode bubble - from a 15th-century inn with AA Rosette dining in the Chiltern Hills to a cricket ground hotel with balconies overlooking Old Trafford in Manchester. These properties share one quality: a deliberate, distinctive aesthetic that makes the stay itself the experience. Whether you're booking for a weekend escape, a business trip with character, or a cultural detour, England's best design-led stays offer something chain hotels structurally cannot.

What It's Like Staying in England

England is a country where a 14th-century coaching inn and a contemporary cricket ground hotel can coexist within the same travel itinerary - and both qualify as design experiences. Transport connectivity varies significantly by region: London and Manchester are served by fast rail and metro links, while destinations like Warminster, Stamford, or Great Missenden require a car or careful train planning. Crowd patterns follow predictable rhythms - city-centre hotels fill fast on event weekends, while countryside inns stay quieter mid-week even in peak months.

Travellers who benefit most from staying in England include heritage enthusiasts, food-led tourists, and those who enjoy short drives between historic market towns. Those seeking guaranteed sunshine or large resort-style facilities may find the offering more niche.

England has around 130 designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, many within an hour of major design hotels featured in this guide.


Pros:

  • Exceptional variety of historic and contemporary design properties, from medieval inns to modern stadium hotels
  • Strong rail network connecting major cities, making multi-stop itineraries practical without a car
  • World-class cultural attractions - Tate St Ives, Chichester Cathedral, Burghley House - within walking distance or short drives of featured hotels

Cons:

  • Rural design properties often require a car, and public transport connections outside cities can be infrequent
  • Weekend demand spikes sharply in popular market towns like Stamford and Chichester, limiting last-minute availability
  • English weather is unpredictable year-round, which affects outdoor terrace and garden experiences heavily marketed by countryside inns

Why Choose Exceptional Design Hotels in England

Design hotels in England occupy a distinct niche: they're rarely just about aesthetics. The best examples layer original architectural features - stone turrets, oak panelling, timber beams - with considered contemporary interiors that feel earned rather than applied. Pricing for design-led properties typically runs around 30% higher than standard three-star accommodation in the same town, but often includes breakfast, free parking, and character features that justify the premium. Room sizes vary considerably - a converted manor house in Yorkshire will offer substantially more space than a boutique inn room above a pub in Chichester.

The key trade-off in England's design hotel sector is atmosphere versus convenience. Properties with the strongest character - historic inns, country manor hotels - are often positioned away from city centres, adding travel time but removing urban noise. Hotels in converted historic buildings sometimes lack lifts, which matters for accessibility or heavy luggage scenarios.


Pros:

  • Individually designed rooms with original architectural features not replicable in modern builds
  • On-site dining in design hotels often holds AA recognition or sources hyperlocal ingredients, elevating the full stay experience
  • Many properties include free parking, a meaningful cost saving versus city-centre hotels where parking can cost around £25 per night

Cons:

  • Historic buildings may have low ceilings, narrow corridors, and no lift access - relevant for guests with mobility considerations
  • Noise from in-house bars or event functions (weddings, live music) can affect room comfort on Friday and Saturday nights
  • Room sizes in converted inns are often compact, with limited storage - less suited to longer stays with significant luggage

Practical Booking & Area Strategy

England's design hotel landscape rewards strategic positioning. In the north, Manchester's Old Trafford district places you within 2.5 miles of the city centre with direct tram access, making it a practical base for business and leisure without paying city-centre premiums. In the south, Chichester and Fareham offer easy access to Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard and the South Downs, while Warminster connects to Bath in under 30 minutes by car - useful for guests wanting Bath's attractions without Bath's hotel prices. Stamford in Lincolnshire is one of England's most architecturally intact Georgian towns, and its design hotel sits directly on the historic Great North Road, walkable to all key sights. For coastal drama, St Ives in Cornwall delivers - but book well ahead, as summer availability disappears fast. The Dartmoor and Yorkshire Pennine properties work best as part of a driving itinerary rather than a standalone destination, given limited public transport. Properties near Canterbury give access to a UNESCO World Heritage cathedral city within a short drive, ideal for cultural short breaks from London via the high-speed rail link from St Pancras.

Best Value Design Stays

These properties deliver strong design character, distinctive settings, and quality dining at price points that make them accessible for weekend breaks and mid-week escapes across England's most interesting towns and countryside.

  • 7.7 Good
    402 reviews
    Nags Head Nags Head Nags Head Nags Head Nags Head

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    The Nags Head Hotel is a 4-star 15th-century inn positioned a 10-minute walk from Great Missenden, making it a practical base for exploring the Chilterns AONB while remaining connected to London via the Underground to Amersham. Each en suite room is individually designed - several feature original exposed timber beams alongside contemporary fittings - and all look out onto open Buckinghamshire countryside or the hotel's own large garden. The kitchen holds an AA Rosette and serves Anglo-French fusion cuisine using locally sourced ingredients, a meaningful distinction from the standard pub-food offer of comparable-priced inns. The bar stocks real ales and centres on an impressive open fire, making it a genuinely atmospheric evening space. Nearby, the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre adds a cultural anchor for families and literary visitors.

    • AA Rosette Anglo-French fusion restaurant with local sourcing
    • Individually designed rooms with original 15th-century timber beams
    • Free Wi-Fi and countryside garden views throughout
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    US$ 140

  • 8.0 Very Good
    2228 reviews
    Red Lion Hotel By Greene King Inns Red Lion Hotel By Greene King Inns Red Lion Hotel By Greene King Inns Red Lion Hotel By Greene King Inns Red Lion Hotel By Greene King Inns

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    Red Lion Hotel By Greene King Inns occupies a central Fareham position with direct M27 access - making it a strong choice for guests visiting Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard (a 10-minute drive) or using the nearby ferry port without paying Portsmouth's premium hotel rates. The 18th-century coaching inn character is preserved in the leather-sofa bar with real ales, while rooms are traditionally furnished with TV, free Wi-Fi, and ironing facilities. Fareham Shopping Centre sits immediately adjacent, and the town's restaurants and shops are within a 10-minute walk. Family rooms are available, making this a practical option for groups visiting the south Hampshire coast.

    • Free parking with direct M27 motorway access
    • 10-minute drive to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and ferry port
    • Family rooms with full breakfast included
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    US$ 53

  • 8.6 Fabulous
    777 reviews
    Himley House By Chef & Brewer Collection Himley House By Chef & Brewer Collection Himley House By Chef & Brewer Collection Himley House By Chef & Brewer Collection Himley House By Chef & Brewer Collection

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    Himley House By Chef & Brewer Collection sits alongside the A449 with easy access to Wolverhampton, Stourbridge, and Dudley - making it an efficient base for business travellers operating across the West Midlands without the cost or congestion of central Birmingham accommodation. The 23 en suite bedrooms feature flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee facilities, free Wi-Fi, and hairdryers throughout. Local attractions include Dudley Zoo and Castle, the Black Country Museum, and the West Midlands Safari Park, giving leisure guests a strong cultural and outdoor programme. A function room handles weddings and conferences, and facilities for disabled guests are included.

    • A449 location with direct access to Wolverhampton, Dudley, and Stourbridge
    • Facilities for disabled guests throughout the property
    • Adjacent to Black Country Museum, Dudley Zoo, and West Midlands Safari Park

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    US$ 43

  • 7.8 Good
    499 reviews
    The Old Bell Inn The Old Bell Inn The Old Bell Inn The Old Bell Inn The Old Bell Inn

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    The Old Bell Inn is a 14th-century coaching inn in Warminster town centre, with Warminster railway station just a 5-minute walk away - one of the more accessible rural design properties in Wiltshire for train travellers. Rooms include private bathrooms with bath or shower, flat-screen TVs, and fresh linens, while breakfast uses local Wiltshire ingredients across a full English and lighter options. Historic Bath is just 30 minutes by car, and Salisbury lies 21 miles south, making this inn a practical dual-destination base. The historic pub serves traditional and modern dishes for lunch and dinner, and family rooms are available for groups.

    • 5-minute walk from Warminster railway station
    • 30-minute drive to Bath, 21 miles from Salisbury Cathedral
    • Full English breakfast with locally sourced Wiltshire ingredients

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    US$ 91

  • 7.8 Good
    1146 reviews
    The Vestry The Vestry The Vestry The Vestry The Vestry

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    The Vestry sits in Chichester city centre, 300 metres from Chichester Cathedral and a 5-minute walk from the Tudor Market Cross - making it one of the most centrally positioned stays in West Sussex for guests without a car. Individually styled rooms include private modern bathrooms, TVs, and tea and coffee facilities, with select options featuring super king-size beds or corner baths. The bar operates until 3am on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights with live music, which creates an energetic atmosphere - but guests seeking quiet early nights should note this clearly before booking. Free parking and free Wi-Fi are included, rare for a central UK city location at this price point.

    • 300 metres from Chichester Cathedral and Pallant House Art Gallery
    • Free parking included in central Chichester - unusual for this location
    • Rooms with corner baths and super king-size beds available

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    US$ 65

  • 7.9 Good
    637 reviews
    Dartbridge Inn By Greene King Inns Dartbridge Inn By Greene King Inns Dartbridge Inn By Greene King Inns Dartbridge Inn By Greene King Inns Dartbridge Inn By Greene King Inns

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    Dartbridge Inn By Greene King Inns sits on the edge of Dartmoor National Park just off the A38, positioned next to the River Dart with a leafy terrace and open fires that define the interior atmosphere. Bedrooms include free Wi-Fi, private modern bathrooms, tea and coffee facilities, and some rooms offer scenic Dart valley views or characterful sloping ceilings typical of traditional Devon inn architecture. Totnes is a 10-minute drive, Paignton's coast is reachable in 20 minutes, and free on-site parking makes this a strong driving-holiday anchor. The kitchen serves classic British cuisine with seasonal specials alongside real cask ales.

    • Edge-of-Dartmoor location with River Dart terrace setting
    • 10-minute drive to Totnes, 20 minutes to Paignton coast
    • Open fires, real cask ales, and free parking on site

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    US$ 81

  • 8.6 Fabulous
    1422 reviews
    The Briar Court Hotel The Briar Court Hotel The Briar Court Hotel The Briar Court Hotel The Briar Court Hotel

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    The Briar Court Hotel occupies a convenient West Yorkshire Pennines position just off the M62 - making it a well-connected base for guests navigating between Leeds, Manchester, and Huddersfield without the cost of city-centre accommodation. The standout feature is Da Sandro Pizzeria Ristorante, the hotel's own authentic Italian restaurant where pizzas are cooked in a visible log-burning oven - an unusual and genuinely appealing food offer for a 3-star regional property. All en suite rooms include flat-screen TVs with Freeview, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee facilities, while family rooms and facilities for disabled guests are available. Free parking, room service, and a superb breakfast round out a practical, well-priced package.

    • On-site Da Sandro Italian restaurant with log-burning pizza oven
    • M62 junction access connecting Leeds, Manchester, and Huddersfield
    • Family rooms, disabled facilities, room service, and free parking included

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    US$ 59

  • 8.5 Fabulous
    1055 reviews
    Saracens Head Hotel By Greene King Inns Saracens Head Hotel By Greene King Inns Saracens Head Hotel By Greene King Inns Saracens Head Hotel By Greene King Inns Saracens Head Hotel By Greene King Inns

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    Saracens Head Hotel By Greene King Inns carries genuine literary provenance - this 400-year-old Towcester inn featured in Charles Dickens' The Pickwick Papers - and sits on a Roman road just 5 minutes' walk from Towcester Racecourse and 10 minutes' drive from Silverstone Circuit. Rooms are traditionally furnished with private bathrooms, TVs, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee facilities. Stoke Bruerne canal village is a 10-minute drive away, offering narrowboat scenery and historic waterway heritage for guests building a Northamptonshire itinerary. Food runs all day across the split-level lounge bar, from steaks and fish and chips to contemporary options.

    • 10-minute drive from Silverstone Circuit - key for motorsport event stays
    • Featured in Charles Dickens' The Pickwick Papers - genuine historic provenance
    • All-day dining with room service and free parking included

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    US$ 104

Best Premium Design Stays

These properties deliver elevated design experiences - manor houses, historic inns with national recognition, spa facilities, and landmark settings - that justify higher nightly rates through the depth and quality of what they offer on site.

  • 8.6 Fabulous
    5195 reviews
    Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford

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    Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford is built into the Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground - home of Lancashire County Cricket Club - giving most rooms a private balcony overlooking the world-famous pitch, a setting no other Manchester hotel can replicate. Old Trafford Football Stadium (Manchester United) is half a mile away, and Manchester city centre is reachable in around 20 minutes by public transport or 20 minutes' drive. The 250 bedrooms feature free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, in-room safes, fridges, Sky Sports satellite channels, and work desks - a strong business-travel configuration alongside the sporting setting. The Edge restaurant delivers a full hot and cold breakfast buffet daily, and on-site parking is available subject to availability.

    • Balcony rooms overlooking Lancashire Cricket Club's Emirates Old Trafford pitch
    • Half a mile from Manchester United's Old Trafford Football Stadium
    • Air conditioning, Sky Sports, fridge, and in-room safe in all rooms

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    US$ 101

  • 8.0 Very Good
    1651 reviews
    Cave Castle Hotel Cave Castle Hotel Cave Castle Hotel Cave Castle Hotel Cave Castle Hotel

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    Cave Castle Hotel is a historic manor house set within parkland and woodland in East Yorkshire, with over 350 years of history expressed through original stone turrets, period features, and a wooded entrance drive that establishes the tone before check-in. Three restaurants offer varying culinary styles, and the health club - available as an add-on at check-in - includes a swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room, and jacuzzi. Guests can choose between contemporary and traditionally styled rooms, with the latter carrying original architectural detail. Two swimming pools and a full spa and wellness centre make this one of the most comprehensively equipped country house properties in Yorkshire. Note that weekend wedding and event functions can generate noise until around 1am.

    • Two swimming pools, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, and full spa on site
    • Three on-site restaurants with parkland and woodland setting
    • Original stone turrets and period manor features throughout the property
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    US$ 115

  • 9.0 Superb
    933 reviews
    The George Hotel Of Stamford The George Hotel Of Stamford The George Hotel Of Stamford The George Hotel Of Stamford The George Hotel Of Stamford

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    The George Hotel Of Stamford stands on the site of a medieval inn with 1,000 years of documented history - original gateways, passageways, and chapel remains form the architectural fabric of one of England's most distinguished coaching inns. The boutique-style bedrooms are individually designed with modern art, rich fabrics, and luxurious bathrooms, plus Sky Sports TVs and free Wi-Fi. The oak-panelled restaurant serves a creative modern menu, complemented by an outstanding wine list and real ales in the York Bar. Burghley House Estate - one of England's greatest Elizabethan houses - is a 5-minute drive away, and Rutland Water is under 20 minutes, making the cultural and outdoor programme around Stamford exceptional.

    • 1,000 years of documented history with original medieval gateways and passageways
    • Oak-panelled fine dining restaurant with award-recognised wine list
    • 5-minute drive to Burghley House, 20 minutes to Rutland Water

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    US$ 285

  • 8.3 Very Good
    2559 reviews
    Broome Park Hotel Broome Park Hotel Broome Park Hotel Broome Park Hotel Broome Park Hotel

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    Broome Park Hotel is a substantial private estate near Canterbury in Barham, built around a 17th-century main house that contains the Peacock Restaurant - featuring an antique crystal chandelier - and the Kitchener Bar. Accommodation ranges from rooms in the historic main house (Deluxe, Junior Suite, and 2-Bedroom Suite) to well-equipped two-bedroom woodland cabin apartments with full kitchens and two bathrooms, giving genuine flexibility for groups and families. A full championship golf course runs through the estate grounds, with hotel guest discounts, alongside squash, tennis, croquet, snooker, and a gym. Canterbury - a UNESCO World Heritage city with fast rail links to London St Pancras - is just minutes away.

    • Championship golf course on the estate with hotel guest discounts
    • Woodland cabin apartments with full kitchens and two bathrooms for group stays
    • Peacock Restaurant with antique crystal chandelier and countryside views

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    US$ 133

  • Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa

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    Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa is part of the well-regarded Belfry collection and offers a spa and leisure-focused stay in the Nottingham area - a strong choice for guests seeking a design-conscious property with wellness facilities in the East Midlands. The hotel is well-positioned for exploring Nottingham's rich heritage, including Nottingham Castle, the historic Lace Market district, and Sherwood Forest. As a spa hotel, it caters to guests looking to combine city access with on-site relaxation facilities, making it suitable for both weekend retreats and business trips requiring downtime.

    • Spa and wellness facilities positioning it above standard East Midlands hotel options
    • Access to Nottingham Castle, the Lace Market, and Sherwood Forest
    • Part of the established Belfry hotel collection
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    US$ 96

  • 8.0 Very Good
    2235 reviews
    Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa

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    Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa sits in Cambourne, 8 miles west of Cambridge, offering an indoor swimming pool, gym, tennis court, spa with sauna and steam room, and lake views - a configuration that outperforms any comparable central Cambridge hotel for leisure depth. Stylish modern rooms include free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee facilities, and TVs, while The Bridge Bar and Restaurant provides relaxed on-site dining. The M11 junction is 6 miles away, connecting quickly to Duxford Imperial War Museum and the American War Cemetery - significant cultural drawcards for international visitors. Family rooms and free parking make this a practical Cambridge-area base for guests who prioritise space and facilities over walking distance to King's College.

    • Indoor swimming pool, spa, sauna, steam room, and tennis court on site
    • Lake views with M11 access to Duxford Imperial War Museum
    • Family rooms and free parking included - rare at this facility level near Cambridge
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    US$ 108

  • 9.0 Superb
    583 reviews
    Pedn-Olva Pedn-Olva Pedn-Olva Pedn-Olva Pedn-Olva

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    Pedn-Olva sits directly on a rugged rock formation above Porthminster Beach in St Ives, with every room delivering sea views over the Celtic Sea and St Ives Bay - a setting that makes it Cornwall's most scenically positioned design hotel in this guide. The restaurant serves a seasonal menu built around local Cornish produce and fresh fish, and the bar terrace doubles as a contemporary art space featuring local work alongside a selection of Cornish ales and fair-trade coffee. Tate St Ives is a 15-minute walk along the coastal path, making this property genuinely walkable to one of Britain's most important contemporary art galleries. Compact room sizes are the honest trade-off for the clifftop location, but the private modern bathrooms and stylish decoration ensure quality is maintained.

    • Beachfront clifftop position on Porthminster Beach with Celtic Sea views from all rooms
    • 15-minute coastal walk to Tate St Ives gallery
    • Seasonal restaurant using fresh Cornish fish and local produce

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    US$ 216

Smart Travel & Timing Advice for England Design Hotels

England's design hotel market peaks sharply between late May and early September, when countryside inns, coastal properties like Pedn-Olva in St Ives, and heritage towns like Stamford and Chichester see availability shrink and rates climb by around 40% compared to off-peak months. Booking at least 8 weeks ahead is advisable for summer weekends at any property featured in this guide, particularly those near major events - Silverstone race weekends, cricket internationals at Old Trafford, and Chichester Festival Theatre season all compress local supply significantly. Mid-week stays from Tuesday to Thursday consistently offer the best value across English design hotels, with quieter bars, more attentive service, and lower rates. Autumn - September through November - is arguably the strongest season for countryside stays: the Dartmoor, Chilterns, and Yorkshire Pennines properties deliver outstanding landscape colour with meaningfully reduced crowds. Winter breaks at manor houses and historic inns offer open-fire atmosphere at their peak, and Christmas-period availability at properties like Cave Castle or The George of Stamford sells out months in advance. For coastal Cornwall, avoid August entirely unless booked well ahead - St Ives reaches near-capacity and parking becomes a serious logistical issue. A minimum of two nights makes sense at any destination property; single-night stays rarely allow guests to make use of on-site dining, spa facilities, or the surrounding area properly.

  • What It's Like Staying in England
  • Why Choose Exceptional Design Hotels in England
  • Practical Booking & Area Strategy
  • Best Value Design Stays

    • 1. Nags Head
    • 2. Red Lion Hotel By Greene King Inns
    • 3. Himley House By Chef & Brewer Collection
    • 4. The Old Bell Inn
    • 5. The Vestry
    • 6. Dartbridge Inn By Greene King Inns
    • 7. The Briar Court Hotel
    • 8. Saracens Head Hotel By Greene King Inns
  • Best Premium Design Stays

    • 9. Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford
    • 10. Cave Castle Hotel
    • 11. The George Hotel Of Stamford
    • 12. Broome Park Hotel
    • 13. Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa
    • 14. Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa
    • 15. Pedn-Olva
  • Smart Travel & Timing Advice for England Design Hotels
Hotels featured in this article
1. Nags Head
2. Red Lion Hotel By Greene King Inns
3. Himley House By Chef & Brewer Collection
4. The Old Bell Inn
5. The Vestry
6. Dartbridge Inn By Greene King Inns
7. The Briar Court Hotel
8. Saracens Head Hotel By Greene King Inns
9. Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford
10. Cave Castle Hotel
11. The George Hotel Of Stamford
12. Broome Park Hotel
13. Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa
14. Cambridge Belfry Hotel & Spa
15. Pedn-Olva
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