In the footsteps of socialites and bohemians, the Cadogan Hotel is a stylish city hideaway in the heart of London's Chelsea; a short stroll from Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park.

Occupying an impressive Portland stone building in the heart of the West End, The Corinthia offers a Tom Kerridge restaurant, superb spa and stylish rooms, many with views over the Thames.

Set in central Mayfair, Brown's is the oldest hotel in London. Rudyard Kipling penned The Jungle Book here, and the first ever phone call was made from this address.

The Lygon Arms in charming Broadway has provided stays for King Charles I and Oliver Cromwell. The ultimate in cosy-chic, this hotel is suitable for a year-round stay in the heart of the idyllic Cotswolds.

The Royal Crescent Hotel comprises two historic townhouses in the centre of Bath, home to an indulgent spa and serene gardens which offer a sanctuary in the heart of the city.

Edinburgh's original grand dame hotel, occupying an enviable location between the prestigious New Town and the medieval heart of the Old town.

A gracious Victorian castle nestled in the heart of the Western Highlands amidst stunning scenery, and boasting an award-winning Roux Brothers restaurant.

Known as 'The Glorious Playground', this fabulous hotel and estate combines the glamour of the Art Deco era, the benefit of nearly a century of top-notch service and all the luxuries of the modern world.

Royal history, world class art and gracious hospitality abound at this former coaching inn, with award-winning dining and an enviable location in Royal Deeside.

A boutique Oxfordshire gem with bragging rights! Created by celebrated chef, Raymond Blanc, the restaurant has not one but two Michelin stars. This is "manoir" from heaven for gourmands and gardeners.