Ever visited a hotel and got a sense of déjà vu? Well with these UK hotels you could be forgiven for thinking there’s something familiar about it all. From seaside TV dramas to movie magic, these are the hotels that have all made it onto the screen. Here are five UK hotels that have been on TV and in movies…
UK hotels that have been on TV and in movies
Burgh Island Hotel
Bigbury-on-Sea
‘A place to dress up, to dream, to luxuriate’, this ‘one-of-a-kind hotel’ on a tidal island charms Guide readers with its ‘magical setting’ off the south Devon coast.
Hotel Portmeirion
Portmeirion
Built over 50 years, from 1925, by Sir Bertram Clough Williams-Ellis, Portmeirion, the Italianate village, grew up behind this Victorian mansion, now a hotel that ‘combines old-world touches with stylish modernity’.
The Headland Hotel
Newquay
Make waves at the Armstrong family’s imposing red-brick Victorian hotel which gazes seaward above the end of sandy Fistral beach.
Covent Garden Hotel
London
A flair for the dramatic is evident at this smart hotel, a high-step and a shuffle away from London’s longest-running theatre shows and West End debuts.
The Methuen Arms
Corsham
In a historic market town – so picture-perfect it stood in for 18th-century Truro in the BBC’s Poldark adaptation – this restored Georgian coaching inn is down the High Street from stately Corsham Court.