In Southwest England, the stunning Cotswolds region undulates gracefully across six counties and almost 800 sq. miles. It is a delightful tangle of honey-colored mansions, evocative churches, thatched cottages, and golden villages. In fact, due to the picturesque villages and towns, it was designated an “Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty” in 1966. It’s no wonder…
No city in the world does luxury hotels quite like London. The Swinging City’s oldest five-star guesthouses, like Claridge’s and Brown’s, date back to the Georgian era. Next came the Victorian age and the rise of the illustrious railway hotel, which is the Landmark London and Andaz Liverpool Street. Then, of course, there are the grand…
There’s no place in Yorkshire, or Northern England for that matter, that felt quite as ‘medieval’ to us as York. Its age-old streets are brimming with history, attracting hordes of travelers like us looking for a classic historic English experience. The city is an incredible labyrinth of 13th-century walls, at the heart of which likes…
Bristol in South West England straddles the River Avon and is one of the largest cities in England. The city is awash with the past, right from heritage structures, derelict docks-turned-leisure venues, and an iconic suspension bridge. Moreover, Bristol is famous for its quirky, alternative character and counterculture vibe, thanks to a world-class street art scene.…
With so much life, culture, history, and attractions, it’s no surprise that you’d want to spend your family vacation in London. In this very old yet modern and progressive city, you can experience the best of everything. Whether you’re interested in history, art, fashion, or food, this capital city of England has it all. As…
If you wanted to spend your nights in London before the 19th century, your options were to rent a house, check into your gentleman’s club, or get a room at a lodging. But thanks to the industrial revolution and the introduction of the railways, people started visiting London more often. In order to accommodate travelers,…
London is simply the best! Covering 607 square miles, this sprawling city is home to over eight million people, Big Ben, and other famous attractions. With plenty of things to do and see, this English capital brings in tons of visitors. No wonder families love to visit this beautiful city! However, it’s also (obviously) one…
London is a sprawling city, covering 607 square miles and home to over eight million people. Here, you can find a fascinating collection of nightclubs, bars, and restaurants to choose from, and what’s not to love about a country that immerses itself in lush green spaces! This big city is so captivating that you might…
London is the city that has it all! Whether it’s incredible history, stunning architecture, top grub, fantastic shopping, immersive exhibitions, charming parks, you name it! Since it’s twice as big as New York, you can rest assured that there are tons of exciting things to do in the capital city of the United Kingdom. Since…
Home to the longest-reigning monarch, London has so much more than its packed centuries of history. Perhaps anything civil about the city you learned from pop culture is true. Stunning landmarks, home to the greatest art collections and fashion houses, as well as the jammed street packed with cars roaring honks. Among them, lies some…
Some of you may ask, what’s in Gatwick to make it worth a visit? Well, apart from being the home of Gatwick Airport, the second busiest in the entire United Kingdom, the area is also ideal as a starting point for a memorable southern England trip. From shopping malls to family destinations to adorable gardens,…
From architecture to art and shops to sports, Manchester has it all. The famous city in the North of England is also known as one of the most vibrant. You must visit here at least once in your lifetime. See for yourself how brilliant this industrial city is. They’re buzzing, innovative, and seem to never…
If the London area is too crowded for you, then try planning a trip to Essex. This county in south London is a suburb that presents a bunch of picturesque landscapes and has lots of personalities. It consists of many incredible cities. There’s Colchester, once the capital of Roman Britain. You’ll also find Dedham, home…
Famous for its sprawling parks and home to Princess Elizabeth’s popular corgis back in the days, London is one of the must-visit cities on earth. What’s interesting is that it’s not only a great destination for humans, but for pets too. Travelers of all types love to bring their four-legged buddies to this capital city…
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…
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…
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…