Castell Deudraeth ~ Wales
Our rating:
A playground of pastel turrets and quaint cottages gently interrupted by the most bizarre pagan imagery. Everywhere. It’s all so deliciously unexpected.
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Hazlitt’s ~ Soho, London
Our rating:
Oh Hazlitt’s, this really is the life. Where else could you say you ate breakfast on a roof terrace, in morning sunshine, watched over by a full-size marble stag?!
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The Hoxton ~ London
Our rating:
More like a cool club than a hotel – it’s sexy, dark, a little louche.
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Glazebrook House | Devon
Our rating:
Furnished like the home of a rock star, Glazebrook House is so fabulous we’re momentarily lost for words. It’s themed around Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and has some of the most beautiful rooms we’ve ever seen.
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Burgh Island ~ Devon
Our rating:
It broods like a grand cruise liner off the coast, and if you want something, they will bring it to you. On a large silver tray. We think it’s Fabulous, with a capital F.
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Aviator ~ Hampshire
Our rating:
“Now this is what I call going up in the world!” Monsieur 2 jokes as we step into possibly the most stylish lift we’ve ever seen. Lined with alligator-effect leather and polished walnut, clouds passing by through a porthole ‘window’, the feeling is of being in a vintage private jet. We love it!
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Staying Cool, Birmingham
Our rating:
It’s impossible not to head straight for the floor-to-ceiling windows – they offer a sweeping panoramic view of the city below. It’s stunning.
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Prestonfield ~ Scotland
Our rating:
Easily one of the most opulent, indulgent and cosseting places we’ve stayed.
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George in Rye ~ East Sussex
Our rating:
The George is a great hotel, in a beautiful town that we’ve fallen just a little bit in love with.
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Milsom View ~ Bath, Somerset
Our rating:
Is Bath the most perfect place in Britain? They’ve got it all: Roman bits, Regency swank, stunning countryside and some of the most contented locals we’ve ever met.
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