Hotels in England

From majestic 5-star hotels to value-for-money boutiques, there are thousands of fantastic England hotels to suit all tastes and budgets. Here, we take a look at some of the most popular places to stay in England.

Out on the Town

Fantastic night life and a party atmosphere, all at reasonable prices. What more could you ask for? 

Spa Hotels

Treat yourself with a rural or urban retreat to a UK spa hotel.

London

There's no shortage of world-class attractions in Britain's capital, from the extraordinary art collections of the National Gallery, to the copious ancient and medieval artefacts housed at the British Museum. Indeed, millions also flock to London to see its delightful West End shows, take a stroll around scenic Hyde Park, observe the remarkable medieval Tower of London, or admire the iconic Tower Bridge and the stunning Houses of Parliament.

For affordable accommodation in London, you could consider the value-for-money Devonport House, the Staybridge Suites London-Stratford City or London Marriott Hotel Kensington. Alternatively, you might want to book a room at deluxe The Montague on The Gardens, the Apex London Wall Hotel, or the exclusive Chesterfield Mayfair.

Birmingham

See the quirky Bull Ring, one of Britain's leading shopping centres, visit the family-friendly National Sealife Centre, or spend some time at the much-loved Cadbury World in Bournville. Popular hotels in Britain's second city include the elegant Hotel du Vin & Bistro, the immaculate Menzies Strathallan, Birmingham, and the sophisticated Macdonald Burlington Hotel. Other value-for-money hotels include the friendly, boutique Bloc Hotel Birmingham and the well-presented Ibis Budget Birmingham Centre.

Manchester

Football fans should spend some time at the National Football Museum, while those interested in learning more about Manchester's profound industrial legacy should head to the Museum of Science and Industry. If you're keen to stay somewhere high-end, you could choose the charismatic Arora Hotel or the majestic Radisson Blu Edwardian Manchester, or book a room at the more budget-friendly Premier Inn Manchester City Centre (Arena/Printworks) or the Travelodge Manchester Ancoats.

Leeds

Visit the impressive Thackray Museum to find out more about the history of medicine and the way of life in Victorian Leeds, or spend some time at Temple Newsam, an intriguing country-style mansion with beautifully landscaped grounds designed by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown. For value-for-money accommodation, consider the stylish BEST WESTERN Plus Milford Hotel, or book a room at the luxurious Chambers Park Place.

Liverpool

Learn about the story of the world's most famous band at The Beatles Story exhibition, witness some magnificent art collections at the Walker Art Gallery, or head to the Albert Dock for a wonderful view of the Liverpool skyline. One of the city's finest hotels is the chic Adagio Liverpool City Centre, while the photogenic Heywood House Hotel offers very good value for money.