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There probably aren’t many hotels that mix a rock’n’roll vibe and smart, contemporary styling with 15th-century colonnades, but this is certainly one of them. This converted Archbishop’s Palace is just moments away from the main city sights, and has Pop Art on the walls and spacious rooms. See the full post >

Eckington Manor is an epicurean haven in a quiet village on the northern fringes of the Cotswolds. It’s a first-rate restaurant, a cookery school and a working farm as well as a hotel with appealingly sleek accommodation fashioned from former barns and outbuildings. See the full post >

Stylish rooms and apartments in a handsome former office building on the quieter side of town and just a short walk from Lime Street railway station. The higher floors have panoramic city views. See the full post >

A large Beatles-themed hotel with bold-coloured, pop art-decorated rooms, mainly aimed at a captive overseas market – though the central location and lively bar draw in British visitors too. See the full post >

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An elegant and characterful base in a prime position for exploring the best of north Norfolk’s coast and sights. Welcoming rooms combine with a convivial dining area and friendly staff overseen by an enthusiastic and hands-on owner. See the full post >

A simple, friendly, well-run hotel in a quiet part of central Funchal, convenient for almost everywhere in town, and close to island bus services, so an ideal base for exploring the island. Standards of cleanliness are high, and value for money is exceptionally good. See the full post >