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Hotels in England
98 Hotels
Number Four Boutique Hotel
69 Festing Road, Southsea

The 11-room Number Four Boutique Hotel treads that fine line between sophisticated boutique and high-end guesthouse. While there's very little in the way of hotel facilities, interiors are beautifully finished throughout. Rooms are individually styled and inviting with modern bathrooms. The location feels a little out of the way and the immediate area is not particularly interesting, though Southsea beach is a short walk away. For the quality of the rooms, rates are very reasonable and cheaper than the very similar -- though slightly sexier and adult-only -- Clarence Hotel across town. 

Hampton Inn & Suites Portsmouth Downtown
23 Portwalk Place

The mid-range Hampton Inn & Suites Portsmouth Downtown offers a convenient downtown location that’s directly across the street from the Portsmouth Harbor Events & Conference Center, accessible to downtown restaurants, and a six-minute walk to the waterfront. It’s a clean and modern hotel that features Hampton’s free hot breakfast buffet, as well as a spacious fitness center, restaurant/bar, and indoor pool. Guest laundry facilities and a 24-hour pantry are on-site. Valet parking is a bit expensive. Rooms are modern and equipped with microwaves, mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and free Wi-Fi. Rates are competitive, but can spike in peak season. The mid-range Sheraton Harborside Hotel Portsmouth offers comparable rates and amenities, including many rooms with waterfront views.

Hillside Hotel
151 Mitchell Avenue

The 12-room Hillside Hotel is an upscale, guesthouse-style hotel occupying a charming thatched-roof country house on a hillside overlooking the Isle of Wight resort of Ventnor. Interiors are striking with pristine white minimalism punctuated by numerous splashes of modern art -- but while the feel is high-end and service attentive, the hotel's rigid rules and timetables can be a little trying. However, sea views from most rooms and the lovely peaceful gardens are superb, and while rates are high by any standards, the property has got something a little more special than most. 

The Blue Keys Hotel, Bar & Restaurant
82 Northlands Road

The Blue Keys is a great value option for older couples and tourists who are more interested in charm and a homelike feel than lots of amenities. Though there are Family Rooms offered, children might become bored with the residential location and the long walks or drives to the city's attractions. The rooms are simple and tidy, but the tiny bathrooms are a little hard to maneuver in. Although the hotel is removed from the cruise ship terminals, it provides a friendlier environment than the closer-in chain hotels.

Pompano Beach Club
36 Pompano Beach Road

This 75-room resort’s hilltop setting is one of Bermuda’s most stunning. Consequently, all of its major amenities -- three restaurants, two bars, a lounge, a pool, three Jacuzzis, a boathouse, a game room, a small spa, and a fitness center – feature expansive ocean views and quick beach access. But killer vistas aren’t enough to save the dated decor and worn furnishings in the rooms and communal areas, which are in dire need of updates. Rates are higher than at some newer resorts with better rooms and amenities.

Lime Wood Hotel
Beaulieu Road

Lime Wood Hotel is easily the top luxury option in New Forest National Park, and those who can afford it will almost certainly enjoy its gorgeous common areas, plush rooms with large bathtubs, verdant grounds crisscrossed with walking trails, and three-story spa with three pools. The restaurant serving Italian-influenced English food with local ingredients is marketed as a foodie destination, but some past guests complain that the food isn't worth the price; there are no other options within walking distance. Still, almost everything else about the hotel oozes grandeur and it is a good choice for anyone looking to be pampered. Those looking for a slightly more affordable option in the park might consider the upscale Montagu Arms or Careys Manor, but neither can match Lime Wood's level of luxury.

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Brickfield Lane, Harlington

Melia White House
Albany Street, Regent's Park

Despite being a chain hotel, Melia White House stands out from the norm with an impressive Art Deco building and polished, stylish interiors. Situated next to central London's Regent Park, the hotel is relatively peaceful, yet within walking distance of many of the capital's attractions. Dining options are particularly impressive, with award-winning fine dining and an emphasis on healthy eating. Rooms are smart and perfectly well-equipped, though some are a little cramped. Travelers who want more space for their money could try the Go Native Apartments, just a block away.

The Tower Hotel
St Katharine's Way

The Tower is a modern, upper-middle-range business property located on the Thames, right next to Tower Bridge. Its 801 rooms are starting to look a bit dated for a hotel of this caliber, and there have been complaints about cleanliness and maintenance issues. Though it's a bit unpolished in places, the hotel does have a restaurant, a bar, and 19 fully equipped meeting rooms. There's also a lovely terrace with great views. While the location is great for business travelers wanting access to the City of London, tourists may be better off staying somewhere closer to West End attractions. The Grosvenor Hotel is a good alternative and it's located near Buckingham Palace.