This Stroud gem located on the river Frome is the perfect place for those looking for excellent quality food & drink, with a great welcoming atmosphere. Dog & child friendly, everyone is catered for at Felt Cafe. Whether you are after their renowned avocado and eggs on sourdough, or their special, unique coffee blend, you’ll be planning your next visit before you’ve even left.

Encompassing everything that Hidden UK Gems is about, Bar Silo is all kinds of brilliant. This is the kind of place you discover and want to tell everyone about. Voted the coolest venue in the county & located in Golant, Fowey, they are a family run business with a passion for live music, local seasonal food and great hospitality. This is a rustic, authentic hideout where good drinks and good people come together in a space that’s wildly creative.

Twelve acres of Gower Peninsula magic just 2 miles from Rhossili Bay. The pet-friendly Farmhouse sleeps 6 with stunning sea views, whilst exciting expansion plans will create seven units sleeping 30. Traditional farming heritage meets contemporary coastal luxury perfectly.

A welcoming country inn on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, The Fat Lamb offers cosy rooms, hearty home-cooked food, and a well-stocked bar. With open fires, a dog-friendly atmosphere, and its own private nature reserve, it’s an ideal stop for walkers, cyclists, and those seeking a traditional rural escape.

Part of the much-loved trio that includes The Gurnard’s Head and The Felin Fach Griffin, this laid-back boutique hotel balances comfort with character. There are 14 rooms in total, most looking out over the ever-changing sweep of Mount’s Bay, with St Michael’s Mount shimmering in the distance. Interiors are light and breezy, with soft linens, local artwork, and that gentle hush you only get by the sea.

A welcoming café in the heart of the Peak District, Tideswell Lounge is a cosy spot for speciality coffee, homemade cakes, and a delicious brunch menu. With a friendly atmosphere, outdoor seating, and regular community events, it’s the perfect place to relax, catch up, or get some work done.

A beloved Keswick institution, The Dog & Gun is a cosy, dog-friendly pub famed for its legendary Hungarian goulash and excellent selection of cask ales. With a warm, welcoming atmosphere, roaring fires, and a prime spot in the heart of the Lake District, it’s a must-visit after a day on the fells.

When it comes to authentic Welsh farm stays, Pandy Farm Holidays offers something for everyone. From traditional cottages to unique yurts and camping pitches, all set on a working farm with incredible mountain views. If you want to experience the real Wales whilst staying somewhere truly special, this is it.

The Lodge is one of the most impressive self catering cottages in the UK. With enough room for everyone, immaculately designed interiors, games room, cinema room, heated swimming pool, hot tub & more, you'll have a hard time finding somewhere that has everything you need, all in one place, in the way The Lodge does

A characterful 18th-century pub in the heart of the Peak District, The Red Lion, Litton is a cosy retreat serving great food, local ales, and a warm welcome. With low-beamed ceilings, roaring fires, and a lively village atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for a pint after a day exploring the dales.

Clifftop converted barn between Dunraven Bay and Ogmore-by-Sea with three properties: Farmhouse sleeping 16-18, Tusker sleeping 6-8, Nash sleeping 2-4. Contemporary bar and kitchen, sea views throughout, Heritage Coast path access. Dog-friendly, wedding venue available.

Romantic bluestone cottage and charming vintage caravan (with underfloor heating and private bathroom) near Newport, Pembrokeshire, each sleeping two. Idyllic three-acre grounds beneath the Preseli Hills with sauna and bucket shower, natural swimming pond with covered chill out/yoga space, and a games barn. Bbqs, firepits, hammocks, kayaks and more. Dog-friendly throughout. Hill walks on the doorstep, fifteen minutes’ drive to the coast.

Set in a characterful old building on the town square, this independent gem has fast become a local favourite. The vibe is warm, welcoming and a little bit quirky. The area is spacious with plenty of seating, and a menu that changes with the seasons. Brunch is a highlight, with sourdough toast stacked with garlic mushrooms or locally sourced eggs and smashed avocado.

Three secluded woodland log cabins near Usk on working farm. Ty Cwtch and Ty Gardd sleep two (extendable to four), Ty Nant adults-only treehouse sleeps two. Wood-fired hot tubs, pizza ovens, full privacy between properties. Dogs welcome in two cabins, equestrian facilities available.

When it comes to Cotswolds dining spots, the Boxing Hare is up there with the very best. An exciting, varied and fairly priced menu is one of the best we have seen. If you haven't paid them a visit yet, what are you waiting for!

Hand-built off-grid cabin for two on working sheep farm near Knighton. Copper bath, wood-fired hot tub, infrared sauna, stargazing kit. Wraparound porch, dark skies, dog-friendly. Visit Wales Gold Award, Guardian recommended.

Three converted barns on 18th-century farmstead near Ferryside sleeping up to 48. Indoor heated pool, four hot tubs, Wales Coast Path access. Carmarthen Bay views, nautical-themed rooms, wedding and events venue. Dog-friendly.

This secret escape, tucked away at the top of the kitchen garden within the notable Easton Estate is a haven for those looking to totally relax. The Head Gardener's House sleeps four and is the epitome of calm. It is safe to say that with over 12 acres of Easton Walled Gardens on your doorstep, you won't run out of places to explore.

Nestled in the sleepy village of Kenn, just outside Exeter, The Ley Arms is a 12th-century coaching inn that delivers all the charm you’d hope for from a thatched Devon pub, with low beams, roaring fires and a menu that makes it hard to leave. Despite its postcard looks, there’s nothing stuffy here. It’s a proper local with a warm welcome, a dog-friendly bar and a kitchen that knows what it’s doing.

Three five-star barn conversions near Aberystwyth with covered hot tubs, luxury kitchens, and underfloor heating. Bedwen sleeps two, Derwen and Onnen sleep four. Dog-friendly with heated wash facility, equestrian facilities with stables and manège. Five miles from Ynyslas beach, six from Aberystwyth.

Family-run Ceredigion site between Aberaeron and New Quay offering camping pitches with hot tubs, luxury lodges, farmhouse, and quirky Moo-Tel accommodation. Award-winning Moody Cow Bistro, farm shop, soft play barn, trampoline park. All dog-friendly with lakeside setting and coastal path access.

If you're looking for sustainable luxury in Pembrokeshire, Cedar at The Long Barn combines rustic charm with modern comfort perfectly. Set in nine acres of beautiful grounds with two ensuite bedrooms and stunning design details throughout. If you want eco-conscious countryside living without compromising on style, this is it.

Family-run board game café on St Helens Road with hundreds of games, staff who actually teach you how to play, and proper food. Gower Coffee Co. beans, local craft beers, hand-stretched pizzas. Fully vegetarian menu with vegan options. Themed nights, community events, genuinely inclusive atmosphere.

Looking for the ultimate dog-friendly getaway? Zinc at The Long Barn treats your four-legged family members like royalty whilst delivering striking design and sustainable luxury across nine gorgeous Pembrokeshire acres. Your pets will never want to leave!

On the picturesque drive between Cheltenham and Cirencester, you are greeted by The Colesbourne Inn. A quaint Cotswold pub which is an old coaching inn of the Colesbourne Estate dating back to 1827. Perfect for a journeying pint, hearty lunch or even a bed for the night.

Two stylish stone cottages near Eglwysbach with panoramic Snowdonia views, each with private hot tubs and shared heated indoor pool. Fig Tree sleeps five, Laurel sleeps four, both dog-friendly with an acre of grounds beside Bodnant Estate. Between mountains and coast in the Conwy Valley.

Beach hut on Saundersfoot Beach serving fresh crêpes, waffles and Welsh coffee. Run by Courtney and Anouk. Gluten-free and vegan options available. Takeaway service, £1-10 price range. Dog-friendly, seasonal operation. Located directly on Blue Flag beach with harbour views.

Converted railway carriages and geodesic dome in Llanthony Valley Dark Sky Reserve, both sleeping 2. Off-grid accommodation with wood-burning stoves, firepits, pizza ovens. 270-acre working farm setting, 10-minute walk to Llanthony Priory. No WiFi or phone signal.

Perched high above the surf with front-row views across the sweep of Whitsand Bay, Cliff Top Café is the kind of place you hope no one else knows about, until you taste the food, and then you want to tell everyone. This laid-back gem sits on the edge of the cliffs at Freathy, a blink and you’ll miss it turning off the coast road.

Two handcrafted conversions on a Snowdonia smallholding near Bryncrug—luxury barn lodge sleeping three and minimalist hayloft for two, both with wood-fired hot tubs, mountain views, and dark sky stargazing. Footpaths from doorstep, steam railway halt on-site, coast within reach.

Each cottage is individually styled with antiques, squashy sofas, fresh flowers and log fires. Kitchens are proper country kitchens and bathrooms have that roll-top, deep-soak appeal. Outside, private gardens and terraces offer quiet corners for lazy mornings or starlit evenings.

Seventy-year-old dolphin and wildlife boat trip company from New Quay harbour. Four boats: Suncatcher (75 capacity, double-deck), Dreamcatcher (12 capacity), Ermol V & VI (50 capacity). One to two-hour trips viewing Cardigan Bay’s bottlenose dolphins, seals, seabirds. WISE-qualified, Sea Watch Foundation approved.

In the heart of Castleton, Rose Cottage Café & Bistro is a cosy spot serving homemade meals, freshly baked cakes, and locally brewed ales. With a charming garden for sunny days and a log-burning fire for winter warmth, it’s the perfect place to pause and enjoy the flavours of the Peak District.

Housed in a converted warehouse in the town’s old industrial quarter, this place is all exposed brick, candlelight, and perfectly mismatched furniture. It has that warm, unpretentious feel that only truly confident spots seem to pull off. You could come in muddy walking boots or dressed for date night and feel equally at home.

Spectacular 400-year-old converted farm with the best views in Swansea across the bay to Mumbles. Nine unique self-catering cottages plus horse riding, climbing, and that famous “muddiest assault course in the world.” Perfect family adventure base minutes from Gower beaches.

This design-led hideaway sits right on the water’s edge in the fairytale village of Lerryn often said to have inspired Wind in the Willows. With its soft coastal palette, carefully chosen furnishings, and floor-to-ceiling glass framing the river views, the space has that rare quality of feeling both considered and completely effortless. There are four bedrooms (sleeping up to eight, plus cot), a statement kitchen made for long lazy breakfasts, and a river-facing deck perfect for wine at golden hour.

A traditional country inn with breathtaking Lake District views, The Mortal Man Inn offers cosy rooms, hearty pub food, and a warm welcome for both guests and their dogs. With open fires, a well-stocked bar, and a charming beer garden, it’s the perfect base for exploring Troutbeck and beyond.

Award-winning dining pub with eight rooms between Brecon and Hay-on-Wye. Six-time Welsh Dining Pub of the Year, Michelin Guide listed. Vispring beds, Roberts radios, organic kitchen garden supplying the restaurant. Dog-friendly throughout, roaring fires, exceptional local sourcing. Sister inns in Cornwall.

The lodges are light, spacious and well-equipped, each with its own balcony for sunset suppers or slow morning coffees overlooking the water. Interiors are simple and comfortable, making them a perfect base whether you’re here with family, friends or just in need of a proper reset. There’s an indoor pool, sauna and hot tub on site, plus a treatment room for massages and facials, but the real magic lies just beyond.

Working farm near Sarn Meyllteyrn with five barn conversions: Llofftstabal sleeping 4, Ysgubor sleeping 7, Stabal sleeping 5, plus Deri Llŷn sleeping 10 and Gadlas sleeping 14 (combining for 24). Five-star rated properties, sauna facilities, wheelchair access, beaches within 3.5 miles.

Shoreside is open seasonally, and that just adds to the charm. From May to September, Shoreside becomes a coastal hangout for locals and holidaymakers alike. Think wood-fired pizzas, fresh seafood, zingy cocktails and excellent coffee, all served from a sleek beach shack that looks like it could have been plucked from California.

Proudly sitting on Truro's Boscawen Street, Café Uneeka is one of those rare finds that hits the sweet spot between relaxed charm and quietly creative flair. Upstairs from its ethical lifestyle store, this laid-back café keeps things simple, seasonal and soulful, and that’s exactly why locals and visitors keep coming back.

The Ruin, unique in both name and nature, is a fine example of how a great independent bar can celebrate its individuality, whilst offering consistent service and quality. Located in the heart of Digbeth, they manage to capture the familiarity and welcoming atmosphere of your local pub, in a city centre location. Keep an eye out for their brilliant live events, including Jazz nights, open mic nights, and DJ's!

Mobile coffee cart in converted blue horsebox at Horton Bay car park, Gower. Gower Coffee, bacon rolls, toasties, homemade cakes, ice cream. Run by Jodi, beachside location with seating. Sister shop at Southgate Road.

Freya’s Farmhouse is the definition of a rural escape. The design is ‘farmhouse chic’, with everything you could need for a country getaway, including hot tub and sauna. Sleeping eight and also dog friendly, there is room for everyone, and plenty for everyone to do when there!

Hermit Crab Coffee proves that the best things come in small packages. Exceptional specialty coffee, traditional Welsh cakes, and passionate baristas who genuinely care about their craft and community. Whether you’re exploring historic Machynlleth or seeking out Wales’ best independent coffee, this tiny nautical-themed gem delivers an experience that’s anything but small.

Tucked away in the fells above Ullswater, Hawkhow Cottage sleeps up to 8 guests and offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Lake District. With stunning views, cosy interiors, and total seclusion, it’s the perfect spot to unwind, explore, and reconnect with nature.

Adults-only glamping perfection in Pembrokeshire’s wildflower meadows. Luxury shepherd’s huts and geodomes with private wood-fired hot tubs, dark-sky stargazing, and countryside views. Just minutes from beaches and coast path - romance and relaxation guaranteed.

A heritage Cotswolds cottage sleeping up to 16 guests, with hot tub, open fire and landscaped gardens, set within the grounds of Cotswold Manor near Bath and Bristol

Part of the renowned Charteroak group, Stonerush Lakes is one of their four parks across Cornwall & Devon. Rest assured, these holiday parks are redefining any preconceptions you may have. Entertainment is not the priority here, think more rest and relaxation.

Set between St Ives and St Just, this bright mustard-yellow inn feels like a beacon in the landscape. Extending a warm welcome to walkers, foodies, and slow-living seekers with open arms. Inside, the vibe is rustic and unpretentious: slate floors, roaring log fires, shelves of well-thumbed books, and the faint hum of relaxed conversation.

A centuries-old Welsh pub with serious food credentials in an idyllic village setting. Eight ensuite bedrooms, locally sourced menus, and that perfect location between Cardiff and the coast make this a Vale of Glamorgan winner. Some pubs have it all - this is one of them.

A luxurious retreat in the Lake District, Southview Spa Windermere sleeps up to 20 guests and offers the ultimate getaway. With a heated chlorine-free pool, hot tub, sauna, cinema room, and games room, it’s a haven for relaxation and entertainment, just moments from the beauty of Windermere.

Helping to pave the way for organic eateries since 1998, Woodruffs is a stalwart in the heart of Stroud. Whether you're after a quick coffee, bite to eat, or a glass of wine in the sun, this is the place for you.

Set within twenty acres of peaceful meadows and woodland, Sleepy Owl is a multi-award-winning hideaway offering a boutique collection design-led treehouses and cabins in the heart of North Devon. It’s the kind of place that feels a world away, but delivers all the comforts and luxury touches you’d hope for in a high-end escape.

Each space is thoughtfully styled. Expect wood-burning stoves, and soft furnishings that hit that sweet spot between rustic and refined. The four treehouses come with outdoor wood-fired hot tubs and private decks among the trees, while the Airstream, an original from 1956 is all polished chrome, vintage charm and secluded garden luxury. Each of the give shepherd huts are spacious but cosy all featuring underfloor heating, outdoor wood-fired hot tubs and private patio area. Wherever you stay, it’s private, peaceful and perfectly placed for lazy mornings and starry evenings.

Nestled in the stunning Little Langdale Valley, Lowfield House sleeps up to 10 guests and offers a luxurious escape in the heart of the Lake District. With a hot tub, spacious gardens, and a cosy yet stylish interior, it’s the perfect base for exploring the fells or simply unwinding in total comfort.

There are just five spacious pitches across a lush meadow. With a communal fire pit, three picnic benches and compost loo, here you will find the perfect balance between home comforts and the great outdoors. Showers are hot, the air is fresh, and the views roll on for miles. This is low-impact camping with a thoughtful touch and a place where sustainability isn’t a gimmick, but a way of life.

Tucked away at the end of Foss Street, The Sail Loft is one of Dartmouth’s most effortlessly stylish spots. First impressions are important, and as you approach this historic building, you will be instantly drawn in by the large courtyard area at the front, with plenty of comfortable seating either in the sun or shade.

The Willow Hill elevates luxury accommodation to an art form. These grass-covered pods built into the Welsh hillside offer unparalleled views across the Dyfi estuary, private hot tubs, and design that perfectly balances environmental sensitivity with absolute comfort. This is glamping reimagined for those who refuse to compromise on either luxury or sustainability.

Swansea’s only independent cinema is so much more - fully licensed cafe-bar, art gallery, and cultural hub with a 56-seater auditorium on wheels. Late night coffee, board games, local films, and events from clothes swaps to digital detox. Independent thinking meets independent cinema.

Perched above Ullswater with breathtaking panoramic views, Hawkhow sleeps up to 10 guests in total seclusion. Wake to birdsong, unwind in complete privacy, and soak up the ever-changing Lake District landscape. A place to truly escape, reconnect, and savour the beauty of the fells with family or friends.

Set in the stunning Wasdale Valley, 1692 Wasdale is a hidden gem offering luxurious rooms with breathtaking views of the Lake District fells. With a hot tub, cosy lounge, and hearty breakfasts, it’s the perfect base for walkers, adventure seekers, or those simply looking to unwind in peaceful surroundings.

Set in the rolling hills of the Peak District, High Ridge Barn sleeps up to 8 guests and offers a luxurious countryside escape. With a wood-burning Scandinavian sauna, enclosed gardens, and thoughtful touches for both guests and their dogs, it’s the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort.

Set on the edge of the Peak District near Glossop, Windy Harbour is a welcoming country retreat with stunning views over the Woodhead and Longdendale valleys. Offering cosy rooms, home-cooked food, and a well-stocked bar, it’s the perfect base for walkers, cyclists, and those looking to explore the great outdoors.

Dog friendly, child friendly, hen & stag friendly...everyone is welcome at Cotswold Manor & Spa House. These two impressive properties are full of history, with all the modern amenities that make up the perfect escape. If you don't want to, you won't even have to step foot beyond the house and garden, as it has everything you could ever need.

This independent hire company has cornered the market on accessible adventure. Their fleet of boats are easy to navigate and moored right in the heart of Dartmouth, giving you front-row access to one of Devon’s most picturesque stretches of water. In minutes, you’re gliding past pastel cottages, hidden coves, and tree-lined banks, pointing out your favourite houses, and seeing Dartmouth and Kingswear from a new perspective.