Staying in one of the many hotels in Oxford, England, will put you in the right place for exploring one of the country’s prettiest towns. It’s home to Oxford University, the oldest of its kind in the UK. Walk in the ancient halls of the college buildings and you’d think you were in Hogwarts. You…
If you’ve been to Yorkshire, you should know that many people remember Harrogate for its Turkish baths and spas. Most of them are nestled in hotels in Harrogate with pool. While that’s not entirely wrong, this serene city actually has a lot more to explore. Only 40 minutes from York, this place once visited by…
York, the walled city in North East England, has been one of the favorite destinations for lovebirds that are looking for a romantic trip. The city isn’t too small, but it isn’t too big either. It’s the right size for couples to stroll around and search for some lovely spots. With the charismatic museums, adorable…
Renowned as the industrial revolution’s birthplace, Manchester today is bursting with activity. Called England’s second city, it’s the northwest’s hub of culture, sports, science, and more. Book a room in one of the best hotels in Manchester UK and you’ll be all set to explore all the city has to offer. You can spend days…
For every true Beatlemaniac, a visit to the city where it all began is a dream come true. And there are hotels aplenty in Liverpool UK to accommodate each and every one! Liverpool is where John, Paul, George, and Ringo were born. It was also here where they formed what was later to become the…
Known for its renowned university and ancient colleges, Cambridge is a dream come true for seekers of knowledge. Its picturesque riverside gardens and bicycling paths draw students by the hordes. However, Cambridge is more than just a university town. It’s also known for its link to contemporary music icons. Pink Floyd and Clean Bandit are…
One of England’s stunning cities, Bath is nestled just two hours away from the city of London. Bath is named after the Roman-built baths and thermal pools found across the city. The city is brimmed in rich history and culture. It is the only city in the United Kingdom that has been deemed as the…
Set in North Yorkshire, England, York is an ancient city going back to 71 AD. Today, it draws visitors from near and far, who marvel at its wealth of historic gems. Yet, it’s also a modern city, brimming with high street shops, elegant restaurants and cafes, and trendy bars. Many of the best hotels in…
Finding the best hotel pools in London need not be a daunting task. You can narrow down your options by considering a few factors. Are you looking to splurge? If so, a luxury London hotel with pool is your best bet. Will you be visiting the Big Smoke on business? You’ll find a good selection…
A renowned city hoarding a plethora of beautiful experiences waiting to unleash. Birmingham in England is a city full of historical sites, family-friendly excursions, and cultural landmarks. Renowned for being the second-largest metropolitan cities in the UK and one of the most beautiful canal cities in the world, Birmingham has something for everyone with plenty…
Manchester has the reputation of being one of the most gay-friendly cities in England. The city is famed for its football culture, but gay travelers know it for Canal Street, the heart of the Gay Village of Manchester. With Manchester being just two hours away from London, the LGBTQ population from the capital often comes…
The city of Brighton houses one of England‘s largest gay communities and is often called its ‘gay capital’. Home to UK’s best Pride Festival, the English seaside resort town of Brighton is home to many gay-friendly hotels and gay bars. In fact, gay hotels in Brighton run the gamut from high-end luxury hotels and mid-range…
Jolly old’ London is one of the world’s most gay-friendly cities and has been a haven for the members of the LGBT community for more than a hundred years. In the last two decades, the city has become extremely gay-friendly, with LGBT clubs and bars popping up in tourist areas. London has been home to…
The English writer Samuel Johnson once said: “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.” And certainly, with its storied history and cultural diversity, it isn’t hard to love London. The British capital is home to some of the world’s best-known…
The two big ‘intellectual’ names in England are the university cities of Cambridge and Oxford. Like Oxford, Cambridge is also an old city that dates back to the 13th century. However, what sets this city apart from its historic rival are the green spaces that surround it. In the midst of all this green is…
Bath is one of England’s most beautiful cities. Located near Bristol airport and just over two hours away from London. Bath has a history that dates back thousands of years. A hugely popular place. The city welcomes visitors in their hundreds of thousands every year. They are drawn to the stories of its famous residents…
York, a city located in North Yorkshire, England is famous for its historical landmarks and variety of cultural and sporting activities. Founded as Eboracum by the Romans in 71 AD, some of its Roman heritage is evident in parts of the medieval wall which is still quite intact. With the conquest by the Danes in…
Liverpool is the 7th largest city in Britain and was once one of the world’s largest ports. Besides the obvious fact that The Beatles come from there, Liverpool is well known for its industrial heritage, having built the first dock and inter-city passenger railway line. Nowadays, the city’s waterfront is a designated World Heritage Site and…
Home to the oldest University in Britain and the second oldest surviving university in the World (after the University of Bologna), the city of Oxford is an architectural marvel, and its many amazing buildings are the reasons why it is so famous. See the inspiration for Harry Potter’s Great Hall at Christ Church, view the city…
Manchester is a special city in North West England with a rich history and culture. This once largest industrial metropolis has transformed itself into England’s edgy northern capital – it’s the home of some of Britain’s biggest music legends, iconic landmarks, a multitude of shopping, thriving arts, culture scene, world-famous sports and entertainment facilities. Take…