United Kingdom

Liverpool England is perhaps most famous as the birthplace of the Beatles, and the home of Liverpool Football Club. With half a million residents, this northwest city on the Irish Sea draws nearly 70 million visitors to its galleries, museums and cathedrals. As you plan your Liverpool vacation, we’ll recommend the best area to stay in Liverpool, as well as several hotels in Liverpool, to suit any budget. Fortunately, Liverpool is a fairly compact city, so getting in and around Liverpool city centre won’t be a problem. And unlike London, finding cheap hotels in Liverpool is easy for anyone travelling on a budget. We will cover off all types of Liverpool accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Liverpool hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Liverpool, the best Liverpool hotels, best places in Liverpool to visit, the best places to stay in Liverpool, hotels near Liverpool…

If you are planning a trip to Bristol, you are in for a treat. This city with half a million residents has so much to offer, and the accolades to prove it. Voted United Kingdom’s best place to live in 2017 and one of Rough Guides’ top ten cities in the world, Bristol is all about independence and entrepreneurship, meaning there are tons of new businesses and neighbourhoods to explore. With so many diverse areas, it can be hard to choose the best Bristol accommodation. Using this guide, you can find the best places to stay in Bristol, along with suggested Bristol hotels for every budget. We will cover off all types of Bristol accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Bristol hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Bristol, the best Bristol hotels, best places in Bristol to visit, the best places to stay in Bristol,…

For a beach getaway from London, you can’t get must closer than the Brighton seaside. It’s a very popular day trip from London, so choosing to stay overnight means you will have fewer crowds in the mornings and evenings so that you can enjoy attractions like the Brighton Pier. Using our guide to Brighton accommodation, you can decide where to stay in Brighton, regardless of your travel style or budget. We will cover off all types of Brighton accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Brighton hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Brighton, the best Brighton hotels, best places in Brighton to visit, the best places to stay in Brighton, hotels near Brighton attractions, Brighton neighborhood guide and many more. Plan your trip to the UK Unsure about travelling during COVID? Check out the COVID travel requirements and restrictions for the UK.  Need data for your…

On your upcoming trip to Bath, why not spend the night? Many travelers visit Bath England as a day trip from London or Bristol, but it’s really worthy of a multi-day stay to get a true feel for British culture of the United Kingdom. An added bonus of staying overnight in one of many hotels in Bath England means you’ll have the baths to yourself once all the day trippers have gone home! Using our guide to places to stay in Bath, you can find the best area for tourists and the perfect Bath accommodation for your budget. We will cover off all types of Bath accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Bath hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Bath, the best Bath hotels, best places in Bath to visit, the best places to stay in Bath, hotels near Bath attractions, Bath neighborhood guide and…

Only one hour by train from London, Oxford is often visited as a day trip from the capital city. However, there is much to be explored in Oxford and you might even prefer to stay in Oxford while making a day trip or two to London to go easy on the pocketbook. With less than 200,000 residents, it’s a very manageable city with good public transportation and home to the oldest university in the country. With our guide to the best places to stay in Oxford, you can find the best area for tourists and choose an Oxford hotel that meets your travel style and budget.  We will cover off all types of Oxford accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Oxford hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Oxford, the best Oxford hotels, best places in Oxford to visit, the best places to stay in Oxford,…

London hardly needs an intro but for those who don't know, London is the capital of England. It’s a 21st-century city with history stretching back to Roman times. London has some very famous landmarks including the Houses of Parliament, the iconic ‘Big Ben’ clock tower, Westminster Abbey Buckingham Palace (where the Queen spends her time) and St Paul's Cathedral. You can easily spend a week in London and still miss some major sights! We’ve done our best to provide a list of accommodations close to famous sights around London depending on your budget and your travelling style. The public transport system in London makes most sights withing easy walking distance. We have also included some popular areas to stay in, there are plenty of hotels to stay in London and what you can see in the area. London is extremely easy to get around in for tourists, the tube is…

Many travelers to the United Kingdom first visit London, one of the world’s most popular destinations, with over 20 million visitors per year. However, other English cities like Manchester warrant a visit as well. Manchester is best known for its live music scene and the Manchester United football team, but there are many reasons to visit, including excellent museums and proximity to Peak District National Park. With direct flights from every corner of the globe, a visit to Manchester has never been easier. The hard part is deciding where to stay in Manchester. There are many nice areas in Manchester to choose from, with Manchester accommodation options for every budget. With this guide, you can decide the best place to stay in Manchester. We will cover off all types of Manchester accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Manchester hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Manchester,…

Bristol is one of the largest cities in the southwest of England. This sprawling but vibrant city is a hotbed for arts and culture in the United Kingdom, and recent decades have seen Bristol City embracing its former maritime heritage to expound its position as one of the country’s most historic destinations. There are a great many things to do in Bristol, from exploring the city center to strolling along colorful, charming riverside streets. There are museums, heritage architecture, revitalized harbors and much more awaiting visitors in Bristol. Those with little interest in the city’s history will find an abundance of cafes, restaurants, bars, and markets to spend the day enjoying, while the surrounding countryside and nearby cities such as Bath offer travelers excellent day trip opportunities from Bristol. If you are looking to visit Bristol, then this article will help you to plan your trip to what is one…

Bath is one of the most charming cities to visit in the United Kingdom. The quaint, cobbled streets and Georgian era architecture are beautifully complemented by the tumbling waters of the River Avon, while the city’s famous underground hot springs are still put to good use even to this day. Bath is an old Roman city, and it’s a beautiful place to explore English history through the centuries before enjoying contemporary British culture in the present too. There are many must see places in Bath, from the Roman ruins and intriguing museums to glorious green parks and a bustling city center. Of course, Bath has always been and still remains a spa town and there are plenty of places to relax and unwind after a hard day of sightseeing. To help you to plan your trip to this lovely English city here’s our guide on the best things to do…