With most of our team residing in the United Kingdom when not traveling, we know this country very well. There is so much more to discover in England, Ireland, Wales, and Scotland than just the usual tourist haunts (although they are amazing too, just a little more crowded).
In our blog posts, you’ll find guides and information on the more under-the-radar destinations such as Cheshire, the Isle of Man, and Lincolnshire, as well as the popular spots such as London, Edinburgh, The Cotswolds, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall. We’ve also thrown in guides on where to find the best boutique hotels, beautiful places and romantic places, too!
As well as being huge London fans we are also very proud to call the city home, so after many hours exploring the UK capital we have selected our collective favourite cool, unique and trendy London hotels…
Manchester city centre has more than enough to keep you entertained for the duration of your stay. Those eager to explore beyond the inner ring road of England’s second city will discover an extensive patchwork … Read more
Elegant, handsome, and utterly charming, the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath is one of those cities you cannot help but fall in love with. The much loved historic spa town nestled just It’s home … Read more
Despite the traffic and the crowds, London is surprisingly green – it actually has more parks and open areas than any other city of a similar size. You don’t have to go far in London to be surrounded by wide open green spaces and although most people head usually for the central Hyde Park, there are many other places to get your fresh air fix.
Liverpool, Merseyside… in my opinion one of the most underrated cities in the UK. For years it has struggled to shake off a bad reputation and I think it’s finally, belatedly happening. Liverpool is my … Read more
One of the most famously beautiful places to visit in England, this protected area is so-called due to the resident cottages being made from the very distinctive honey-coloured Cotswold stone. The Cotswolds is the kind … Read more
Famous for its tailless cats, its historic language, its striking flag, for being the motorcycle racing capital of the world, and its reputation for doing its own thing, the Isle of Man is possibly one … Read more
Known for its industrial heritage, its friendly and feisty locals, and its love of brown ale, most visit the metropolitan North East English county for its powerhouse of a capital, Newcastle. The popular university city … Read more
A whopping 5.3million a year visit the world-famous prestigious university city of Cambridge, but not that many venture further into Cambridgeshire – the attractive historic county of eastern England. If you do though you’ll see … Read more
Known for its historic potteries, real ale breweries, unique heritage, green rolling hills, and stretches of wild and wonderful rugged wilderness (the southern edge of the Peak District National Park falls within the county of … Read more
The much-loved quintessentially English South West county is home part of the Cotswolds, the River Severn Valley, and the entire Forest of Dean. Filled with dreamy, honey-coloured villages, elegant towns, ancient churches and cathedrals, and … Read more
Sometimes overlooked as a destination in favour of its neighbouring counties, Leicestershire offers a fantastic array of gorgeous beauty spots, intriguing history (the county was the final resting place of King Richard III), and great … Read more