The Trafalgar Hotel is located in one of the most chic zones of London – on world-famous Trafalgar Square. It can be viewed from a rooftop garden. Also nearby are Big Ben, Admiralty Arch and Nelson’s Column. Also the major entertainment zones are close to you and if you want to be a part of the London’s nightlife, then this would be an ideal destination for you.

Hotel’s amenities: Fitness facility with modern gym equipment, business services include wireless Internet access and meeting rooms, a restaurant and a bar/lounge designed in minimalistic style offer tasty food and drinks, 24-hour room service, and laundry facilities.

Price from €392

The Glasshouse Hotel Edinburgh is a 5-star luxury boutique hotel that offers a rooftop garden with an amazing view of the city. Situated at the foot of Calton Hill within a five minute walk of the shopping district in the city centre, the hotel is voted by “Conde Nast Traveller” as one of the top 50 hottest hotels in the world.

With an entrance via an existing 150-year-old church facade, the Glasshouse hotel provides the best service you’re likely to receive anywhere. The hotel’s amenities include 24-hour room service, free fruit and tea/coffee minibars, iron/ironing board, air conditioning and more. All of the hotel’s guest rooms are designed with everything you need to relax – luxury bedding, flat-screen satellite TVs, CD players and music libraries. The hotel has received several awards for its elegantly designed rooms with massive baths.

Price from 192 €

The Cavern Club is a rock and roll club in Liverpool, England. Cavern Club is an old wine cellar with tree tunnels connected by archways. The Cavern Club first opened as a jazz club in 1957 and became world famous when The Beatles performed here almost 300 times in the early 1960’s.

The Club is located in the catacombs of this historic one time brewery and mill of 26,000 square feet, is host to the best live bands in Metro Detroit. The bands played songs by Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, and Eddie Cochran.

Paul McCartney’s Live at the Cavern is essentially the video counterpart to his album “Run Devil Run”. The music, however, isn’t obvious at all. Rather than go down the tried and tested route of rehashing all the rock  and roll classics everyone knows, McCartney decided instead to create a show focusing on his own personal favourites from his formative years.

Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens is a municipal museum in Sunderland, England. In the Winter Gardens, rebuilt on the site of the original Victorian glass houses, a tropical rainforest flourishes with palms, tree ferns, bananas and citrus trees. The museum also holds an exciting programme of temporary exhibitions which are accompanied by activities and events for all ages.

The Winter Gardens is home to over 2,000 of the world’s most exotic and unusual flowers and trees. The Gardens also include exciting water features and a stunning treetop walkway, from which visitors can look down on the plants below.

The Art Gallery features paintings by LS Lowry together with Victorian masterpieces and artefacts from the four corners of the world.

 You can find out how people lived and worked in the past in galleries entitled Coal, Textile Traditions, Launched on Wearside and 20th Century Sunderland . It contains:  Textile Traditions, Sunderland Pottery, The Time Machine, Secrets of the Past, Sunderland’s Glorious Glass, Worlds Alive.

The Winter Garden has created a stunning green world in the heart of the city. The Sheffield Winter Gardens is one of the largest temperate glasshouses to be built in the UK . The greenhouse is home to more than 2000 plants including Japanese sago palms, Abyssinian banana trees, Australian tree fern, bamboo and screw pine. The Winter Garden also provides a home for the Bessamar Gallery and offers a welcome stop for coffee and light refreshments.

The building itself is 70 metres long and 22 metres high (large enough to house 5000 domestic greenhouses).

The structure of timber arches and glass is one of the largest glasshouses built in the last century and incorporates seating, shops and performance area.

The Winter Garden is open: Daily from 08:00hrs to 18:00hrs. Admission: Free!

There is something unusual in the Dyfi Forest. As dawn breaks over Wales, the sun picks out a strange array of shapes and colours. In the middle of the forest, there is a 21-foot-diameter North-American tepees and on 18-foot Mongolian style yurt. The camp is undoubtedly a low-tech experience, with private toilets and solar shower bags to provide you with warm water.

The owners of this ‘eco world’ rent the land from a local organic farm and only fair-trade with the guests. All the waste products go back to feed the earth. Eco Retreat is more than a experience. It’s an escape from the modern world. There is no electricity, no running water and no reception for cell phone. This is a place to let the mind wander.

Guests will be invite to join a communal meditation session on their second night in the camp and a healing session is included as a part of the deal . Also a free ticket for the nearby Center for Alternative Technology is featured. Outcome, this place is the ultimate chill-out-zone with plenty of space.

The Eco Retreat is an award-wining tourism project and offers a true get-away from it all experience.

Location: Powys, Wales

Uig Sands is one of Britain’s most remote but beautiful bays, and there are twenty other beaches within walking distance. Just next to this remote beauty a hotel stands with a maximum of sixteen guests. This is a chance to escape to your own beach. However, rather than sunbathing and swimming in the waves, you also will be walking, picnicking, spotting birds and wildflowers, fishing, photographing, exploring and just breathing the fresh air of the Atlantic. Photo by: 58-north

When it is time to go back inside, there is always the cozy atmosphere waiting for you. The hotel has a historic fame, and has been created from the former big old house plus its stables and outbuildings. There are three sitting rooms, one with TV and one with stereo, and one with billiards and foosball. If the weather is cold, there are board games, jigsaw puzzles and books. If the weather is windy, bring your kite, if you are kite-surfer of course. Photo by: 58-north

Meals are very delicious, using plenty of local produce. There are enormous Scottish breakfasts and the dinner is five-course, no menu feast, and the bedrooms are warm, cozy, and unpretentious. At Baile na Cille, a sense of remote escape pervades everything, and you will definitely not forget your cell phone to work here. Photo by: Frank72

Location: Isle of Lewis, Scotland. Please protect yourself by booking ferries early (they do get booked up from March onwards). Photo by: 58-north

Photo by: Lucy Aitken

Divided from the north west coast of Wales by the Menai Strait, lies the island of Anglesey, the largest of the English and Welsh islands. The island is mainly agricultural and its highest point is Holyhead Mountain, only 218 m. The coastline of Anglesey is dominated by sandy beaches, caves, rocky coves, and 95 per cent of which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Photo by: fotonix.photography

The island is really ancient – inhabited for some 9,000 years. Its history dates back to the Mesolithic era and it was home to Druids, Romans, Celts, Vikings, Saxons and Normans. All these people left their marks there and today the island has a treasure of historical monuments, from stones and Stone Age burial sites to churches and castles. Photo by: ChrisBrookesPhotography .co.uk

Anglesey is connected to the mainland by two bridges. There are many small towns on the island and 70 per cent of the population are Welsh speakers. Most of the Anglesey’s visitors each year comes for the coastline, enjoying the beaches, sailing, wind surfing and other outdoor activities. This feature the spectacular Coastal Path, the circular route of which connects 36 villages and passes through breathtaking scenery including forests and south-eastern tip of the island. Photo by: James.Stringer

When to go: Any time of the year, but from May to October for the best weather. Population: 68,900. Getting there: By road, by rail or boat from the mainland. Photo by: ->>Hamish

A new self-build house with guest annexe and garage for a rural site in Suffolk, East England – a smallholding formerly characterised by bungalow, outbuildings and caravan arranged casually under a big sky. Three  conventional  building  forms  with  unconventional    detailing. A  linear  building  of  apparent  simplicity  is  sliced  into  three programmes : house, garage  and  annex. The garage  is  pulled  of   axis  to  create  a  courtyard  between  the  three. The  composition  is  further  defined  by material  and  color:  red  rubber  membrane  and glass; red  and  black  stained  larch.

The  surprise: the separated  forms  can  be  transformed  by  a  20  ton  mobile  roof/wall  enclosure  with  traverses  the  site, creating  combinations  of  enclosure, open-air  living  and  framing  of  views,  according  to  position. This  is  an  autonomous  structure; steel, timber, insulation  and  unstained  larch  spanning  recessed  railway  tracks. Movement  is  powered  by  hidden  electric  motors  on  wheels  integrated  into  the  wall  thickness. The  tracks  can  be  extended  in  the  future  if  the  client  wish  to  build  a  swimming  pool, which  may  need  occasional  shelter.

Sliding  house  offers  radically  variable  spaces, extent  or  shelter, sunlight  and  insulation. The  dynamic  change  is  a  physical  phenomenon  difficult  to  describe  in  words  or  images. It  is  about  the  ability  to  vary  the  overall  building  composition  and  character  according  to  season, weather  or  a  remote-controlled  desire  to  delight.  

Lulworth Cove is a cove near the village of West Lulworth southern England.West Lulworth lies near the coast between the Isle of Purbeck and Weymouth. Lulworth is included amongst England’s UNESCO sites and its World Heritage. Lulworth Cove was formed approximately 10,000 years ago by the awesome powers of a river and the sea.

At Lulworth Cove, there is the famous Fossil Forest. The area supports a remarkable array of diverse natural life, particularly butterflies. There are glauconitic sandstones, sponge chert, cyclical Chalk, oil sands, lignite, ostracods, stromatolites, crocodile and fish teeth, an oyster bed, a transgressive marine pebble bed, a fluvial channel conglomerate, phosphatic strata, carbonate breccias, charophyte limestones etc.

At the western point of Lulworth Cove is Stair Hole, a series of arches formed by the action of the sea on the soft Portland and Purbeck limestone. Also Lulworth Cove is famous with the Lulworth Crumple, Durdle Door and and Man o’War, just a short walk away over the surrounding Hills to the west.

Lulworth beach provides a great place to relax where you can swim in the cove, take a boat trip, or just take in the stunning scenery. There are pubs, restaurants, cafes and beaches all within easy walking distance!

Camel Valley Vineyard produces award-winning, world-class wines in a beautiful corner of Cornwall, England. Set in beautiful rolling hills it produces 90,000 bottles per year. It is only 10 minuets drive from the village of Nanstallon. There you’ll get the chance to taste some of the wines or purchase bottles of the Cornish Champagne.

There are tours offered at set times but people can also go along and have a tasting without booking. Every Wednesday evening between Easter and the end of October – a wine maker will personally guide you through the  winery, answering any questions you may have about the wine making process. There will be a fun wine tasting session on their lovely sun terrace, enjoying the views.

Hotel St Martins Lane is a dramatic and daring reinvention of the urban resort. Entered through improbably tall, luminescent yellow-glass revolving doors—the tallest in London—St Martins Lane’s lobby is a soaring and theatrical space that offers a provocative manipulation with oversized columns and angled niches painted a deep fluorescent yellow, complemented by Portuguese limestone floors.

The hotels features meeting room hire, arrival fruit juices, yoghurt and granola shots, working lunch, afternoon fruit teas, fruit skewers and mineral water.

Most of the light-saturated bedrooms offer floor-to-ceiling windows and impressive views; a few suites even flaunt lush private gardens fragranted by orange trees. The Covent Garden hotel offers surprisingly good packages on their website, especially considering its list of amenities which includes a full gym and two restaurants. And though it caters to the more average Joe these days, even we have to admit: the Light Bar is still pretty damn cool.

At Martins Lane also features an Executive Boardroom with 24-hour multilingual secretarial staff available upon request, additional multi-use meeting spaces, and state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment. Plasma monitors for audio-visual playback, smart boards, electronic flip charts, portable computers, mobile phones and fax machines are also available upon request.

One of the best feature, which St Martins Lane offers is the Back Room, available for private functions, is a beautifully tranquil space lined in seamless white marble and featuring a zen-like wall of bubbling water. Its simple, streamlined elegance provides the perfect backdrop for a wide variety of private uses. Also available for special functions are the hotel’s acclaimed Asia de Cuba restaurant, Penthouse and Apartment.

The small island of Staffa (off the west coast of Scotland) is famed for its magnificent and unusual black basalt rock formations. The island’s pillars with their geometric forms were formed by a huge volcanic eruption during the Tertiary Era about 70 million years ago and this is the result of a unique lava cooling process. Today the island is uninhabited and is a National Nature Reserve, where kittiwakes, razorbills, grey seals, basking sharks and dolphins make their home.

Staffa’s most famous landmark is a sea cave – Fingal’s Cave. The cave is huge and you are surrounded by the distinctive hexagonal columns of basalt that look almost man-made. The cave stretches 250 feet in to the rock and its roof is 70 feet above the sea.  The sea surges in with a cacophony of noise and cascades of white foam. There is a path in on one side which involves stepping from the top of one column to the next.

Hotel Missoni Edinburgh features a pleasant atmosphere, fine service and quality accommodation. The hotel offers 136 rooms and suites, the bar, restaurant and conference facilities. Missoni is the name of a prestigious Milan fashion house conjures up images of a skilled use of many tones and shades. Hotel Missoni provides convenient access to visit Edinburgh Castle, Royal Observatory Edinburgh Visitor Centre and Edinburgh Zoo.

The rooms continue the palette of black & white seen throughout the property and are animated with bursts of color. Combining form and function, the accommodation has been carefully designed to meet the needs of today’s modern travelers with linens chosen from the Missoni home range.

Each guest room has an en-suite bathroom that showcase Italian design. Bathrooms feature washbasin, WC and shower with a bench seat, Rain Shower and hand held shower. Beautiful and functional amenities are available, such as: Air conditioning, Espresso coffee machine, mini bar, LCD television, High Speed Wi-Fi. Visit official site – http://www.hotelmissoni.com/

Ibis London Excel is a great 2-star hotel! Only 10 minutes drive from London City airport and central London. The hotel is ideal for business stays as well as holiday visits.

Ibis London Docklands Excel offers excellent value accommodation, overlooking the Royal Victoria Dock.

The hotel offers 278 comfortable bedrooms at competitive prices, air cooling system, tea /coffee facilities and  telephone.

All of the en suite rooms have TVs with pay-per-view movies. Internet access is available at an additional cost.

The hotel has its own restaurant ‘The Cafe and a full range of services available around the clock.

Tennis courts are located 2 km away, as well as a golf course 6 km away.