Historic cred meets design-led indulgence, and the whole place is built for travellers who chase atmosphere. You can do spa calm, then slip straight into dinner and a late night without changing address.

Design is bold and thematic, and the playful sensuality lands well for couples. It’s romantic in a mischievous way, and the steam-and-spa element adds a proper unwind.

A floating, one-of-a-kind base with dock views and an on-board restaurant that makes evenings easy. Best for travellers who want London to feel different, calmer, and more self-contained.

A converted library with themed rooms and a rooftop bar, built for travellers who want something memorable. It’s quirky in a considered way, with a spa and on-site dining that make it easy to settle in.

A restored cottage village that trades gloss for character and calm. The setting is genuinely removed, so the days feel slower, quieter, and more elemental.

A genuinely secluded, sea-facing stay with pools, a sauna reset, and space for slow days. Beach access and a self-contained setup make it ideal for switching off without leaving the landscape.