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Foodie Breaks
For those who travel to eat. These properties take dining seriously, whether through Michelin-starred restaurants, celebrated kitchen gardens, or menus rooted in the very best local produce.
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40 Stays
Grandtully, Perthshire
Ballintaggart Farm
Farm-to-table dining meets Highland luxury
Hereford, Herefordshire
Castle House
Georgian townhouse boutique next to Hereford Castle
Elgol, Isle of Skye
Coruisk House
Boutique B&B with jaw-dropping Cuillin views
Ascot, Berkshire
Coworth Park
Dorchester Collection elegance meets English countryside
Peebles, Scottish Borders
Cringletie House
Baronial mansion in the rolling Scottish Borders
Reynoldston, Gower
Fairyhill
Romantic retreat in Britain's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Ballantrae, Ayrshire
Glenapp Castle
Baronial castle overlooking Ailsa Craig and Arran
Edinburgh, Perthshire
Gleneagles Townhouse
Gleneagles' urban sibling on St Andrew Square
Ventnor, Isle of Wight
Hillside
Danish-inspired boutique overlooking Ventnor Bay
Hurley, Berkshire
Hurley House Hotel
Boutique luxury on the banks of the Thames
Benderloch, Argyll
Isle of Eriska Hotel & Spa
Your own Scottish island with spa and Michelin dining
Kingussie, Highlands
Killiehuntly Farmhouse
Scandi-design farmhouse in the wild Highlands
Sleat, Isle of Skye
Kinloch Lodge
Historic clan chief's lodge with Michelin-starred dining
Lyndhurst, Hampshire
Lime Wood
New Forest luxury with Hartnett Holder & Co restaurant
St Saviour, Jersey
Longueville Manor
13th-century manor house with Relais & Châteaux status
Grantown-on-Spey, Highlands
Muckrach Country House Hotel
Victorian country house with Cairngorms on the doorstep
Bala, Gwynedd
Palé Hall
Victorian mansion in the Snowdonia foothills
Honiton, Hampshire
THE PIG at Combe
Elizabethan manor with the PIG's signature kitchen garden
Brockenhurst, Hampshire
THE PIG in the Forest
The original PIG — shabby-chic kitchen garden hotel
Madehurst, West Sussex
THE PIG in the South Downs
The PIG's South Downs outpost with rolling chalk hills
Port Appin, Argyll
The Airds Hotel
Loch Linnhe views and fine Scottish dining
St Brelade, Jersey
The Atlantic Hotel
Art deco elegance overlooking St Ouen's Bay
Aldeburgh, Suffolk
The Brudenell
Right on Aldeburgh beach with sea-view rooms
Beaumaris, Anglesey
The Bull Beaumaris
Historic coaching inn in Anglesey's prettiest town
Braemar, Aberdeenshire
The Fife Arms
Art-filled Victorian hotel in the heart of the Cairngorms
Yarmouth, Isle of Wight
The George Hotel
17th-century townhouse overlooking the Solent
Grandtully, Perthshire
The Grandtully Hotel by Ballintaggart
Stylish Highland inn by the River Tay
Farnham, Surrey
The Manor House, Farnham
Georgian elegance in the heart of Farnham
Acton Trussell, Staffordshire
The Moat House
Canal-side dining destination in the Staffordshire countryside
Hurley, Berkshire
The Olde Bell
England's oldest coaching inn, reinvented
Elcot, Berkshire
The Retreat at Elcot Park
Vibrant country house hotel and spa in the Kennet Valley
Titley, Herefordshire
The Stagg Inn
Britain's first Michelin-starred pub
Lavenham, Suffolk
The Swan at Lavenham
Medieval inn in England's best-preserved Tudor village
Colbost, Isle of Skye
The Three Chimneys and The House Over-By
Legendary Skye restaurant with luxurious rooms
Edinburgh
The Witchery by the Castle
Gothic theatre at the gates of Edinburgh Castle
Ramsgill, Yorkshire Dales
The Yorke Arms
Michelin-level dining in the heart of Nidderdale
Tuddenham, Suffolk
Tuddenham Mill
Converted watermill with destination dining
Barlaston, Staffordshire
Upper House
Boutique luxury in the Wedgwood heartland
Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire
Wilton Court Restaurant with Rooms
Riverside restaurant with rooms in Ross-on-Wye
Eglwys Fach, Anglesey
Ynyshir
Two Michelin stars in rural mid-Wales
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FAQ
Foodie Breaks — FAQ
The UK offers exceptional destinations for foodie breaks across England, Scotland, and Wales. Our curated collection highlights properties in the finest locations, each selected for their proximity to the best foodie breaks experiences and the quality of accommodation on offer.
Beyond the usual travel essentials, a foodie breaks break calls for comfortable outdoor clothing, waterproof layers (this is Britain, after all), and sturdy footwear. Check individual property pages for specific recommendations — many provide equipment or can arrange hire locally.
Absolutely. Many of our foodie breaks properties are luxury or boutique hotels that pair outstanding facilities with easy access to activities. It's entirely possible to spend the morning on an adventure and the afternoon in a spa or beside a roaring fire.