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Independent hotel guide · United Kingdom
Find the right hotel anywhere in the UK
From London's riverside towers and Edinburgh's old town to Cornish coves and the forts of Hadrian's Wall: 1,000 hotels with photos, facilities, rooms and contact details, collected in one place and explained in plain English.
- 1,000hotels listed
- 13regions and nations
- 358cities and towns
- 130near Hadrian's Wall
What this site is
A reference guide, not a booking engine
CedarPointx collects hotel information so you can compare places before you contact anyone. We do not take payments, hold rooms or show prices that could be out of date. You see what a hotel offers and where it is, then you reserve with the hotel itself.
Organised by place
Every hotel sits under its region and city. Start with the whole country, narrow to a region, or open a city page such as London or Edinburgh.
Details that matter
Star category, property type, facilities such as pool, parking, Wi-Fi or dog-friendly rooms, room types, the nearest airport and the hotel's own phone number.
Straight to the source
When a hotel runs its own website, our button sends you there for rates and availability. No middleman, no sign-up and no fees added by us.
The catalogue
Search and filter all 1,000 hotels
Pick a region, type a name or a city, then use Filters to narrow by stars, property type, facilities or the Hadrian's Wall area. Results update as you go.
Stars
Facilities
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Althoff St. James's Hotel & Club
The St. James's Hotel & Club prioritizes the health and safety of its guests, as evidenced by its Global Health Assured certification. Hotel
★★★★★
Belvilla Aberdeen Bridge Of Don Exhibition Centre
Aberdeen railway station lies 4.8 km from the hotel. Hotel
★★★★★
Bovey Castle
Bovey Castle offers a unique experience of true English luxury, nestled within the ancient moorlands of Dartmoor National Park. Hotel
★★★★★
Culloden Estate & Spa
This luxurious hotel is ideally situated in the suburbs of Belfast. Hotel
★★★★★
COMO Metropolitan London
The hotel boasts a vibrant Park Lane location, combining attentive service with contemporary design. Hotel
★★★★★
Belvilla Aberdeen Bridge of Don Sea VIew
With a stay at Belvilla Aberdeen Bridge of Don Sea VIew - Ex Holiday Inn Express in Aberdeen (Bridge of Don), you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Union… Hotel
★★★★★
Dunalastair Hotel Suites
This pleasant hotel enjoys an idyllic, tranquil location beside wonderful Loch Rannoch some 30 km to the west of Pitlochry. Hotel
★★★★★
Ellenborough Park
Indulge in a visit to the spa, offering massages, body treatments, and facials. Hotel
★★★★★
COMO The Halkin
At COMO The Halkin, Italian design meets contemporary simplicity, creating a haven of tranquility. Hotel
★★★★★
Fairmont St Andrews Scotland
The 520 acre five star Fairmont St Andrews resort encapsulates luxury, elegance and truly breath-taking surroundings in the Home of Golf. Hotel
★★★★★
Fitzwilliam Belfast
Located in the heart of Belfast, next to the Grand Opera House, this hotel sits discreetly on Great Victoria Street. Hotel
★★★★★
Fonab Castle Hotel
Nestled in the heart of Highland Perthshire, a truly unique five star castle hotel. Hotel
★★★★★
Flemings Mayfair
Flemings Mayfair is one of the few remaining independent privately owned hotels in London that has been in the same family for over 40 years. Hotel
★★★★★
Gleneagles Hotel
Nestled amidst 850 acres of breathtaking Perthshire scenery, the five-star Gleneagles golf resort is just an hour's drive from Edinburgh and Glasgow. Hotel
★★★★★
Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa
Located in the heart of Jersey yet with stunning sea views, the AA Five Star Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa is the perfect place to relax. Hotel
★★★★★
Hilton Belfast
The Hilton Belfast, a stunning city center hotel, is located on the banks of the River Lagan, next to the ICC Belfast Waterfront. Hotel
★★★★★
Hilton Cardiff
On school or national holidays, this hotel offers a bespoke Family Experience for travellers below the age of 12. HotelNo hotels match
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Special focus
Hadrian's Wall country
The 84-mile National Trail from Wallsend to Bowness-on-Solway runs through Newcastle, the Tyne Valley, Northumberland National Park and Carlisle. We mark 130 hotels close to the route and explain the six stages, the forts and the best places to base yourself.
- 1Wallsend → Heddon
- 2Heddon → Chollerford
- 3Chollerford → Once Brewed
- 4Once Brewed → Gilsland
- 5Gilsland → Carlisle
- 6Carlisle → Bowness
The UK by region
Thirteen ways to read the map
Britain is compact, but each region has its own character and its own busy weeks. Choose a region first; the best base depends on what you came for.
London
The capital is the starting point for most trips: world-class museums, theatres and markets, five airports and rail terminals that fan out across the country. Hotels cluster around Westminster, the West End, the City and the Thames, with quieter options in Kensington, Paddington and the outer boroughs.
South East England
The belt around the capital: Brighton on the Sussex coast, Oxford and Windsor, the Kent cathedral city of Canterbury, Southampton's cruise port and the airports of Gatwick and Heathrow's western side.
South West England
Cornwall and Devon's coastline, the Georgian terraces of Bath, Bristol's harbour, the Jurassic Coast and Dartmoor. Seaside towns fill quickly in school holidays.
East of England
Cambridge and its colleges, the Norfolk Broads and long beaches, Suffolk's villages and the cathedral city of Norwich, plus Stansted and Luton airports for fast links to London.
East Midlands
Nottingham and Leicester as city bases, the Peak District edge near Derby, Lincoln's hilltop cathedral and East Midlands Airport for regional flights.
West Midlands
Birmingham and its canals and conference venues, Stratford-upon-Avon for Shakespeare, Warwick and the Cotswold edge, and Hereford and Shropshire towards the Welsh border.
North West England
Manchester and Liverpool for music, football and museums, Blackpool's seafront, the Lake District fells and lakes, and Carlisle at the western end of Hadrian's Wall.
Yorkshire & the Humber
York's medieval walls and Minster, Leeds and Sheffield as city bases, the Dales and North York Moors for walking, and the Yorkshire coast around Whitby and Scarborough.
North East England
Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead on the river, Durham's cathedral and castle, the Northumberland coast of castles and beaches, and Hadrian's Wall country around Hexham and Housesteads.
Scotland
Edinburgh's castle and festivals, Glasgow's galleries and music, Inverness as the gate to the Highlands and Loch Ness, Aberdeen's granite city and the whisky country of Speyside.
Wales
Cardiff's bay and castle, Snowdonia's mountains and the Llŷn coast in the north, Pembrokeshire's beaches in the west and the Brecon Beacons in the south.
Northern Ireland
Belfast's Titanic Quarter and murals, the Giant's Causeway and Antrim coast road, Derry~Londonderry's city walls and the lakes of Fermanagh.
Channel Islands & Isle of Man
Jersey and Guernsey off the Normandy coast and the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea: small islands with their own governments, coastal paths and ferry or short-flight links to the mainland.
Start from the kind of trip
Where to base yourself
Different trips call for different hotels. These shortcuts jump to the city pages that suit each style.
Capital and big-city breaks
Hotels close to museums, theatres and rail stations. City-centre parking is often an extra cost, so check before you drive in.
Historic towns and cathedral cities
Walled streets, minsters and university colleges, best on foot. They are busiest at weekends and in the run-up to Christmas.
Hadrian's Wall and the North
Bases for the National Trail and for the Northumberland coast, from the Tyne to the Solway Firth.
Coast and country
Seaside resorts and market towns. Summer is the main season; the shoulder months are calmer and cheaper.
How to use the guide
From first idea to a shortlist in four steps
- Choose whereUse the region tiles or type a city. Not sure? Read the region guides and the seasons guide.
- Narrow it downOpen Filters to set a minimum star category, a property type or must-have facilities like a pool, parking or dog-friendly rooms.
- Open the hotel pageLook through the photos, facilities, room types and the surrounding area, and check the address and nearest airport on the map.
- Book with the hotelCall or use the hotel's own website for current rates, VAT, deposits and cancellation terms. Our checklist lists what to ask.
Planning notes
Practical guides
Choosing a hotel
A checklist covering location, parking, VAT, cancellation, dogs and accessibility.
When to go
What each season means for prices, crowds, festivals and the weather.
Getting around
Airports, trains, coaches and driving on the left, in plain terms.
Hadrian's Wall
The six stages of the trail and where to stay along them.
Questions
Good to know before you start
Does CedarPointx sell hotel rooms?
No. CedarPointx is an information guide. It shows what each hotel offers and how to reach it, but it does not take bookings or payments and shows no live prices. If a hotel has a website of its own in our data, the button on its page opens it; otherwise the button opens the map.
Where do the photos and descriptions come from?
From the Hotelbeds hotel catalogue. The texts are in English and describe the property as it was supplied to the catalogue, so rooms, services and opening dates can have changed. Confirm anything important with the hotel before you travel.
What do the star ratings mean?
The stars shown are the category recorded in the hotel catalogue. In the UK, star grades are awarded by schemes such as VisitBritain, VisitScotland and the AA, and not every hotel takes part, so treat stars as a rough guide and compare facilities, location and recent guest feedback as well.
Are VAT and fees included in hotel rates?
UK hotels normally quote room rates including 20% VAT, but corporate and some online rates are shown without it. Parking, breakfast, dogs and extra guests are often charged separately, and a few places add a visitor levy. Ask for the full total before you book.
Is there a hotel near Hadrian's Wall?
Yes. The catalogue marks hotels close to the Wall between Newcastle and Carlisle; open Filters and choose “Near Hadrian's Wall”, or read our Hadrian's Wall guide.
How far ahead should I book?
For the Edinburgh festivals in August, school holidays on the coast and December in York, Bath and London, book as early as you can. In towns on the Wall Path, rooms are few in the summer months. Our seasons guide has more.
Places
Cities and towns with the most hotels
- London 135
- Newcastle upon Tyne 46
- Edinburgh 30
- Birmingham 22
- Glasgow 22
- Cardiff 20
- Manchester 20
- Belfast 19
- Leeds 18
- Carlisle 15
- York 14
- Bath 13
- Bristol 13
- Nottingham 13
- Chester 12
- Cambridge 11
- Liverpool 11
- Aberdeen 9
- Newport 9
- Sheffield 9
- Cheltenham 8
- Hexham 8
- Bournemouth 7
- Sunderland 7
- Brighton 6
- Derby 6
- Gateshead 6
- Leicester 6
- Llandudno 6
- Reading 6
- Southampton 6
- Swansea 6
- Bradford 5
- Exeter 5
- Peterborough 5
- Stratford-upon-Avon 5
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