The best luxury hotels in United Kingdom
Punk or rock, Beatles or Stones, Mary Quant or Vivienne Westwood, golf or football, Chelsea or Manchester United, club or pub, beer or whiskey, fish or chips ... in United Kingdom, the most eclectic island that exists is absolutely essential to visit! If London remains unquestionably "the place to be", getting off the beaten track is quintessentially British. And Britain has lots of treasures in store: enjoy delightful cottages with gardens brimming with flowers in Kent or the Sussex, explore the rehabilitated docks of Liverpool, discover the medieval colleges of Oxford or the ruins of Stonehenge…. Back to the capital city of London, we should take the time to live like those who live here: the banks of the Thames in Soho via Nothing Hill or Covent Garden, we can walk around Westminster and its Palace next to the must see London Bridge… A change of scenery is guaranteed!
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Currency: Pound sterling (in £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes). Banks open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.
Cuisine: Deliciously diverse – incredible curries, fabulous fish & chips, traditional pub grub, regional specialities and Michelin-starred fine dining.
Tipping etiquette: It’s polite, but not essential, to tip in restaurants, hotels and taxis. 10-15% is the norm.
Transports: If you’re hiring a car, remember that the British drive on the left. The roads are generally in good condition. There are many " old-fashioned ' taxis, (black cabs) which accept up to five passengers. Tip up to 10% to the driver. The rail network is quite dense, more expensive than the bus. Information and timetables on britrail.com. Reduced public transport service Sundays and public holidays (supplement on rates).
Top tip: Live out those ‘costume drama’ dreams at some of the UK’s most popular film locations – from Bath to breathtaking Derbyshire.
Weather: Generally oceanic (small variations between summer and winter or day and night). May and June are particularly pleasant. Abundant rain and drizzle. Windy, especially in the fall and winter. Rather difficult in the northwest of Scotland, and quite favorable in the south-east.
When to go in United Kingdom ?: There’s always something to see and do in the United Kingdom, whatever the infamous weather holds in store. Winters are generally quieter – the perfect time for cosy pubs, open fires and Christmas markets. Summers are often warm and sunny with lively festivals and sports events to enjoy. While in between the countryside is at its most beautiful.
Cuisine: Deliciously diverse – incredible curries, fabulous fish & chips, traditional pub grub, regional specialities and Michelin-starred fine dining.
Tipping etiquette: It’s polite, but not essential, to tip in restaurants, hotels and taxis. 10-15% is the norm.
Transports: If you’re hiring a car, remember that the British drive on the left. The roads are generally in good condition. There are many " old-fashioned ' taxis, (black cabs) which accept up to five passengers. Tip up to 10% to the driver. The rail network is quite dense, more expensive than the bus. Information and timetables on britrail.com. Reduced public transport service Sundays and public holidays (supplement on rates).
Top tip: Live out those ‘costume drama’ dreams at some of the UK’s most popular film locations – from Bath to breathtaking Derbyshire.
Weather: Generally oceanic (small variations between summer and winter or day and night). May and June are particularly pleasant. Abundant rain and drizzle. Windy, especially in the fall and winter. Rather difficult in the northwest of Scotland, and quite favorable in the south-east.
When to go in United Kingdom ?: There’s always something to see and do in the United Kingdom, whatever the infamous weather holds in store. Winters are generally quieter – the perfect time for cosy pubs, open fires and Christmas markets. Summers are often warm and sunny with lively festivals and sports events to enjoy. While in between the countryside is at its most beautiful.
