Hotels in United Kingdom

United Kingdom is not famous for its wonderful weather. At times during the summer months temperatures can reach upward of 30°C, however, this is not regularly the case. As with the winter, when temperatures can plummet to as low as -10°C, again this is not norm. For the average holidaymaker all this adds up to a temperate climate; not too hot, not too cold. The longest days and best of the weather are, of course, found during late spring, summer and early autumn.

The United Kingdom is rich with holiday location options. Hotels in the South Downs place you within a naturally beautiful area that stretches from the quaint seaside town of Eastbourne to the historic cathedral city of Winchester.For lakes aplenty, multiple mountains, scenic dales, pretty villages and fascinating towns, choose hotels in the Lake District. This UNESCO World Heritage Site covers more than 2,350 square kilometres. Hardy adults will relish the opportunity to explore what is the largest of the UK’s National Parks.Take your pick from any number of diverting cities, including Aberdeen, Glasgow, Swansea, Buckingham PalaceTower BridgeLondonhotels in the Lake DistrictAberdeenGlasgowSwanseaNewport, Manchester and Liverpool. Cross the Irish Sea from Liverpool to Northern Ireland and discover cities such as Derry and Belfast.UK cities provide excellent one-stop locations to keep families enthralled. England’s capital features the London Eye, which provides panoramic, city-wide views. Enjoy a high-quality musical or a play at one of many fine West End venues. Kids will surely be bewitched by Harry Potter at Warner Bros., which provides exclusive set visits and walking tours of city locations that have featured in the iconic film series.Hotels in Edinburgh provide the chance to experience history and modernity in close proximity. The city’s main thoroughfare is Princes Street, one side of which features a host of brand names, while the other is occupied by lofty Edinburgh Castle and its grounds. A short walk from the City Centre takes you to Leith, a fascinating, regenerated area that features charming eateries, old-fashioned pubs and eclectic independent stores.Cardiff is the Welsh capital and boasts a delightful bay area. At night, Cardiff Bay glitters with the lights of its attractive pubs, clubs and classy restaurants and is ideal for couples that seek a romantic getaway.