“The British Isles is full of contrasts; whichever direction you travel you will find a wide variety of landscapes and diverse cultures to explore. England, Wales and Scotland are all unique countries with their own customs, cultures and traditions." (VisitBritain.com)

With Visit Britain’s guidance, we’ve put together some suggestions, whether you would like to visit destinations for a couple of days or a couple of weeks, with so much to explore you’d wish there was simply more time in the day.

Oxford

This ancient University City is both timeless and modern. Stay at the Tower House.

Isle of Skye

First time visitors will be inspired by the sheer rise of the Black Cuillin Mountains. Stay at Skeabost.

Bury St Edmunds

Follow the grid pattern devised by the abbots, and explore the reminders of the abbey. Stay at The Suffolk.

Cardiff

Offering visitors fantastic shopping, lively nightlife and history dating back to Roman times. Stay at St Mellons.

Inverness and the Highlands

This bustling city of was once the ancient meeting point between Highland and Lowland. Stay at The Newton. Stay at The Columba.

New Forest

From wilderness heath-land to thatched hamlets to tiny streams and the sparkling expanse of the Solent. Stay at The Southlawn.

Glasgow

Boasting more than 30 museums and galleries and an annual programme of performing arts and festivals. Stay at Gleddoch.

Oxford Hotels and Inns has a portfolio of over 60 properties enviably positioned throughout the British Isles and poses as the ideal base for which to discover your distinctive destination.