The UK’s hotels have so many unique facets to them, from interesting design to incredible food and outstanding locations, but it’s the history that really adds another dimension to them. So here is a selection of the Good Hotel Guide’s favourite historic hotels in England…
Historic hotels in London
Hazlitt’s
London
‘Exquisitely refurbished.’ Peter McKay and Douglas Blain have cultivated ‘an oasis of civilisation’ within a decadent cluster of Soho’s Georgian houses.
Artist Residence London
London
In an area of white stucco terraces, a Victorian former pub relives as a hip hotel for people who know what is good and know what they like.
The Main House
London
In chic yet quirky Notting Hill, visitors can live like a local at this eclectic Victorian house.
Durrants
London
Close to the hurly-burly of Marylebone High Street, the Miller family’s hotel ‘remains a well-polished haven of rather eccentric good care’.
The Arch London
LONDON
This distinctive hotel close to Marble Arch and Hyde Park retains a bijou feel, despite sprawling across seven Georgian town houses and two mews homes.