Made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom has a strong historical background that can be dated all the way back to the Roman times. If you are on the hunt for the latest fashion trends, head to London, a fashion capital. You will be able to spot the latest trends ahead of everyone else. Looking to go on a hike to rejuvenate yourself? The United Kingdom is home to 15 national parks and there are countless ways to get there. You can canoe, jog or bike there. The Baileys Farm and Beefeater Distillery are within the United Kingdom too. Besides the sightseeing, another issue that we are often concerned with is the hotels. Everyone wants to know where the best hotels are. But is that all to a hotel? Why not opt for something unique and stay at a themed hotels in the United Kingdom? Read on to find out where the top themed hotels are.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 09, 2024.
1. Hotel Pelirocco, Brighton (from USD 108)
This magnificent seaside hotel on Regency Square spoils you for choice when it comes to exploring the area since it is located in the center of the city. The top-rated beaches, Brighton Beach and Hove Beach, are both close by. You can enjoy a variety of cocktails at The PlayStation Bar, the in-house bar.
The hotel offers boutique-style rooms, each with a unique theme with glamour, pop culture, and music serving as sources of inspiration for interiors. In all rooms, you will find amenities such as a TV and free Wi-Fi.
Hotel Pelirocco
Address: 10 Regency Square
129.36 km (80.4 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
2. Georgian House Hotel, London (from USD 252)
Reasonable pricing for central London location, breakfast additional cost
Charming heritage building, friendly and helpful staff, continental and full breakfast options
Central London, walking distance to attractions, close to Victoria Station
Delicious breakfast, variety of options, friendly service
This incredible hotel built in 1851 is a perfect blend of modernity and old-world rustic charm with original elements such as cornices and ornate fireplaces. It is just an 11-minute walk from Victoria Station making it convenient for you to get around. Start your day off right with a continental breakfast.
Harry Potter fans can book Harry Potter-themed rooms and enjoy delicious wizard-themed afternoon tea on the weekends. You can catch up on the news or your favorite shows on the large flat-screen TV included in every room. Along with that, you will find a selection of delectable snacks to satisfy your cravings. Indulge in a luxurious bath experience with the branded products of The White Company.
Georgian House Hotel
Address: 35-39 St. Georges Drive
82.32 km (51.2 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
3. Aviator, Farnborough (from USD 208)
This wonderful hotel boasts rooms with an aerodynamic design inspired by the classic style of aviation. It offers unparalleled views of the private Farnborough runway and airport. The soundproof rooms will ensure you are not disturbed by aircraft noises.
Moreover, you can enjoy listening to music and watching movies on the plasma TV in your room. And keep in touch with the world with complimentary Wi-Fi. A cafetière and specialty teas are additional amenities in certain rooms.
To satiate your palate, a range of fresh and traditional foods are offered at the onsite restaurant, Brasserie. These foods are served along with specially chosen boutique wines from vineyards all over the world. One Eleven, another in-house restaurant, is more casual and serves a variety of bistro-style dishes made with the finest and well-known British ingredients.
Aviator
Address: 55 Farnborough Road
63.59 km (39.6 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
4. The Arthouse Hotel, Liverpool (from USD 82)
Conveniently located in the heart of the city, this charming hotel is the ideal spot to explore all the major sightseeing attractions that Liverpool has to offer. Royal Albert Dock Liverpool lies 0.9 mi (1.45 km) from the property. The hotel’s ticket service can help you arrange tours.
Rise and shine with a steaming cup of coffee at the in-house cafe and have a fun, relaxing evening at the onsite bar and nightclub. You can stay connected to social media and chat with your friends and family with free Wi-Fi access available in the hotel.
The Arthouse Hotel
Address: 9 Back Colquitt St, Liverpool City Centre, Liverpool, United Kingdom, L1 4DQ
216.64 km (134.7 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
One of the most distinguished and admired hotels in London, Hotel 41 is decked out in black-and-white and designed after London’s Gentlemen’s clubs. The hotel overlooks the grounds of Buckingham Palace and is one of the world’s most luxurious hotels. As the name suggests, there are only forty-one rooms available in this hotel but no two rooms are alike. Though the main colors of each room are black and white, the team has ensured the decor and furniture are not replicated amongst the rooms. All rooms are provided with high-speed Wi-Fi, a Nespresso machine, and exquisite bed linen. Staff at Hotel 41 are well-known for their friendliness and hospitality so be prepared to be treated like royalty once you step into the hotel.
41
Address: 41 Buckingham Palace Road
82.03 km (51.0 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
5. James Street (from USD 99)
Fans of the Titanic will want to “board” this hotel. Located in the heart of Liverpool, 30 James Street is an eight minutes drive away from Anfield Stadium. The fully air-conditioned rooms are adorned in gold, black, and silver, with furniture inspired by the Edwardian era. If you are lucky, you may even land in a room that comes with a double spa bath, kitchenette, and forty-inch LCD TV. The Carpathia Champagne Bar and Restaurant, built to commemorate RMS Carpathia can be found in 30 James Street too. Besides the top-notch service, you will be able to enjoy the foods and drinks that first-class passengers on the Titanic used to have. Do remember to snap some photos before you leave because you won’t be able to find such impressive decor elsewhere.
30 James Street
Address: 30 James Street
217.4 km (135.1 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
6. The Grand Scarborough (from USD 53)
Inspired by the Victorian era, The Grand Scarborough is near to a variety of historical landmarks, such as the Scarborough Castle and Peasholme Park. Another interesting feature about the hotel is how they have incorporated the concept of time in its design. While the rooms may look modern and simple, it comes with all the amenities you will possibly need. The Grand Scarborough serves up top-quality English/Irish food and has an amazing breakfast buffet. Their nightlife entertainment is possibly one of the best in London too. It is said that thousands of guests flock to the hotel just to catch their famous cabaret shows. If you are interested in watching, try to make your reservations early.
The Grand Scarborough
Address: St Nicholas Cliff
286.21 km (177.9 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
7. Midland Hotel (from USD 175)
Set right on a beach, Midland Hotel is the go-to for travelers who are looking to spend their days having fun on the beach. Influenced by Art Deco, a style that originated from France, Midland Hotel has been praised by many for its vibrant colors, intricate details, and bold geometry. There are 44 rooms available so your experience here will definitely be filled with warmth and joy. Some rooms come with a spectacular sea view and you may want to check with the staff if your room comes with one. Midland Hotel is also a popular destination for pre-wedding photoshoots and weddings. You now know where to go to if you’re looking for the perfect place to hold your wedding.
Midland Hotel
Address: Marine Road West
279.17 km (173.5 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
8. Hard Days Night Hotel (from USD 98)
Affordable rates for a classy Beatles-themed hotel near Mathew St and the Cavern.
Spotlessly clean rooms with comfortable beds and a friendly staff.
Perfectly situated for nightlife and attractions, just around the corner from The Cavern.
Avoid the restaurant, but plenty of lovely dining options nearby.
This Beatles-themed hotel will make all Beatles’ fans weak in the knees. Once you enter this awe-inspiring building, you will spot pictures of the Beatles all around the walls. The rooms at Hard Days Night all come with photos of the Beatles but for the ultimate fan, you can consider staying at the Lennon Suite or McCartney Suite. Besides the gorgeous interior, these rooms also boast city and rooftop views. If possible, try to stay during the weekends as live music is played at the cozy Live Lounge. This coupled with the magnificent interior will put you on cloud nine.
Hard Days Night Hotel
Address: North John Street
217.38 km (135.1 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
9. Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve (from USD 503)
Reasonable pricing with inclusive safari, zoo entry, and golf buggy use.
Historic mansion, beautiful grounds, free safari tour, and access to sister reserve.
Stunning location with views, close to Howletts Wild Animal Park.
Delicious food in the Garden Restaurant, excellent breakfast, and afternoon tea.
Influenced by the Edwardian era, Port Lympne Mansion Hotel looks like one of those castles you see on TV. The garden is massive and is filled with sweet-smelling flowers, verdant trees, and flowing streams. The Edwardian architecture has rooms that come with a flat-screen TV, coffee, and tea making facilities and an iPod docking station. If you’re fortunate, your room may come with a four-poster bed too. Howletts Wild Animal Park which is on the same grounds as the hotel is worth a visit too. You will be able to spot endangered animals and go for an adventure in the safari. Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve is well-liked by families and members of the royal family, such as Prince Edward.
Port Lympne Mansion Hotel
Address: Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve, Aldington Road
173.86 km (108.1 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
10. The Bloomsbury Hotel (from USD 429)
The Bloomsbury Hotel was inspired by The Bloomsbury Set, one of the city’s most acclaimed groups of writers. It is set on Russell Street, an area that is home to famous authors. The names of the bars and restaurants in the hotel are also related to the books written by the authors. The chic and elegant rooms are equipped with luxury bedding, flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi, designer toiletries. A rooftop terrace is available so guests who would like to organize a barbeque party can feel free to do so.
The Bloomsbury Hotel
Address: 16-22 Great Russell Street
82.23 km (51.1 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
11. The Scotsman Hotel (from USD 1716)
Great value for money with modern, well-decorated rooms.
Charming hotel with a lovely bar, complimentary hot chocolate, and feature suite with a view.
Perfectly situated in the Old Town, between the Royal Mile and the New Town.
Delicious and complete breakfast, with friendly staff and attentive service.
Originally built in 1905, this four-star hotel is known for its grandiose marble staircase and glass-stained windows. It was once home to The Scotsman Newspaper so all guests here will receive a copy of the newspaper for your reading pleasure every morning. The rooms here are modern and decked out in wood and marble furnishing. The Scotsman Picturehouse which is located in the hotel is an iconic attraction. Movie fans will be able to appreciate the history of the cinema while sitting on the plush couches.
The Scotsman Hotel
Address: 20 North Bridge
483.04 km (300.2 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
12. Malmaison Oxford (from USD 213)
Once a prison, it has since been converted into a boutique hotel which is well-liked by many. To help guests understand the history of this place, they have tried best to preserve some of the original designs such as the doors and walls. Punishment cells that can be dated back to the 1700s are available onsite too. That being said, the hotel is still as luxurious as ever. All rooms are fully air-conditioned, come with mood lighting, power shower, and satellite TV. Staff at Malmaison Oxford are friendly and will try their best to accommodate all your needs. Drop by for the ultimate holiday experience.
Malmaison Oxford
Address: 3, Oxford Castle, New Road
929 meters (0.6 ft) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
13. Crazy Bear Beaconsfield (from USD 225)
High prices for rooms, drinks, and food; additional charges for hot breakfast and room service
Quirky decor, unique room layouts, beautiful pool area, Thai massage services
Convenient location with plenty of local bars and pubs, but traffic noise can be loud
Delicious Thai food, beautiful A La Carte breakfast, but drinks and meals are expensive
The oldest building in Beaconsfield, you can rest assured that nothing in the hotel shouts old. Be prepared to live like a king and queen here. There are many types of rooms for guests to choose from and they all come with velvet walls and leather floors. Rooms are spacious and some bathrooms are adorned with gold and silver. This is probably one of the most Instagram-worthy hotels you’ll ever find. A traditional English and Thai restaurant can be found in the hotel. Guests who are keen to explore the hotel can try out the famous Thai massage and hot tub.
Crazy Bear Beaconsfield
Address: Old Beaconsfield
46.0 km (28.6 mi) from Oxford University Museum of Natural History
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