British-style Boutique Hotels And Adventures

British days out can be lots of fun if you use your imagination, from seaside excursions to a sumptuous high tea at a hotel, there is always something on offer. There is lots to do even though it can sometimes pour down with rain for the entire day, just plan your day out well and have fun. Treat yourself to a stay in beautiful boutique hotels, explore historic castles and enjoy the culture – it’s time to dust of that AA map and hit the roads of this green and pleasant land we call home.
More tea vicar?
A great afternoon tea doesn’t just consist of a cup of English Breakfast; you’ll be waited on hand and foot and served delicious sandwiches without crusts, various pastries and scones and jam. The whole experience, not just the taste of the treats, is something enjoyed by many people, including fashionistas and girls about town. A perfect present for girly get together, book a table at your favourite hotel-restaurant and while you’re there it would be rude not sample the spa!
Beside the sea.
During the autumn, Britain is a beautiful place to visit, especially on the coast, so there is no need to crave a tropical getaway. Lots of luxury accommodation is opening up each year on the British coast, it’s certainly more sophisticated that the days of novelty rock, but if you’re feeling nostalgic, don’t worry you can still satisfy your sweet tooth. There are plenty of boutique hotels with personality available with breathtaking sea views, pristine white linens and fluffy bathrobes aplenty – the bucket and spade is an optional extra.
Explore our Capital city.
The biggest question on London days out is how can you fit in all these wonderful activities? If you love to shop, Oxford Street is for you, but if not there is the exciting nightlife in Soho or experiencing England’s gruesome past at the Tower of London. There aren’t many cities with history and culture. The Science Museum is an exciting option for most, as well as the Natural History Museum jam packed with our prehistoric predecessors and the National Gallery if you fancy some art. With so many options, how do you choose between a boat trip on the Thames or a ride on the Millennium Wheel? You’ll be spoilt for choice whether you prefer your views from the water or on dry land with a day out in Old Smoky.