UNITED KINGDOM
Whether you're heading to London for afternoon teas and luxury hotels, escaping to the Scottish countryside, exploring charming English villages, or planning a cozy countryside getaway, the United Kingdom has so much more variety than people often expect. One trip can feel completely different from the next, and that’s part of what makes traveling here so much fun.
The hotel reviews and travel guides on this page are based on my own stays and experiences, including honest impressions of the luxury hotels you’ve probably seen online, alongside smaller practical details that genuinely make planning your trip easier.
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I visit London several times a year, and where I stay can completely change the feel of the trip. These are the hotels I keep coming back to or would happily book again, from big-name luxury stays to smaller hotels that feel a little more personal.
Some hotels stay on your shortlist because they're practical. Kimpton Fitzroy stayed on mine because I couldn't stop thinking about its Titanic connection. After finally spending a few days here, I found out whether the hotel is as memorable as the story behind it.
This Peter Pan-themed afternoon tea promises a playful journey into Neverland. From pirate ships and Tinker Bell-shaped cakes to sweeping views of the city, here’s what the experience is really like.
The Lanesborough has been on my London hotel bucket list for years. After finally staying there, here’s what the experience was like—from the rooms and spa to the Library Bar, the hotel’s famously attentive service, and of course its resident cat, Lilibet.
Inspired by the world of Bridgerton, this themed afternoon tea at The Lanesborough promises an elegant Regency-inspired experience. In this review, I share what it’s really like—from the atmosphere and menu to whether it’s worth booking.
When you’re traveling, sometimes a hotel just doesn’t cut it. Today, I’ll be diving into the Cheval Old Town Chambers, right in the heart of Edinburgh’s historic Old Town. Is this the perfect blend of apartment comfort and hotel ease? Let’s find out!
If you’re planning a trip to Edinburgh and want to add a little magic to your stay, The Witchery by the Castle is probably already on your radar. Housed in a stunning 16th-century building right next to Edinburgh Castle, this place is steeped in history—and whispers of the supernatural. But with all this drama packed into a few rooms, the real question is—is the experience worth the splurge? I’m here to take you inside and share all the details.
Planning a trip to Scotland and wondering where to stay? Let me introduce you to the iconic Scottish retreat — Gleneagles. Consistently ranked among the world’s top 50 best hotels, this place is a destination in itself. But is the hotel truly worth its legendary status, or is the reality a bit different from the stories? That’s exactly what I set out to discover.
Planning to visit England’s capital? Then you’re probably on the hunt for a place to stay. The tricky thing about London is that while there’s no shortage of hotels, finding the right one can feel like a bit of a maze. If you’re after something stylish, well-located, and still reasonably priced, I might have found a hotel that checks all your boxes…
Curious to see London through Taylor Swift’s eyes? Then London Boy is the perfect place to start. From Hampstead Heath to Camden Market, Soho to the West End, Taylor name-drops some of London’s most iconic spots. In this guide, I’ll take you through each location, share tips on what to do there, and help you explore London from a Swiftie’s perspective.