Summer is in full swing, and though many people might be looking for the best easyJet deals or Jet2 sales to send them on a package holiday overseas, there are plenty of stunning holiday hotspots right here in the UK.

Whether you want to while away a week by one of the UK’s most beautiful beaches or prefer to escape into the rolling hills of the Great British countryside, there is all manner of cosy B&Bs, boutique hotels and holiday cottages to choose from.

But with so much diversity in the growing UK staycation market, it can be hard to decide exactly where to visit and which type of accommodation is right for you. 

That’s why we’ve rounded up some of our favourite UK staycations, which have been experienced and reviewed by our team of experts, to give you an insight into exactly what to expect.

1. The White House holiday cottage, Camber
2. Mallory Court Country House Hotel and Spa, Warwickshire
3. Sunnyside holiday cottage, Camber
4. Luccombe Hall Hotel, Isle of Wight
5. The View on the Terrace B&B, Weymouth

Below, you’ll find more information on all of the UK holiday accommodations listed above. Scroll for our complete staycation guide or use the links above to jump to the relevant section.

Though this quaint Camber Sands cottage might look unassuming at first, behind its doors sits an idyllic seaside escape which wouldn’t look out of place in the Hamptons.

The White weatherboard property is true to its name, a bright white space filled with vintage furniture pieces and pastel-hued soft furnishings.

The cottage sleeps up to 10 people across four bedrooms, including three double bedrooms and a children’s-only bunkbed room complete with its own little library shelf.

The self-catering stay boasts a fully-equipped kitchen, perfect for whipping up family dinners. In the summer months, meals can be enjoyed on the large decking area outside in the garden.

Throw open the double doors, which line the full rear of the house, and allow the fresh air to circulate. Though the house is perfectly suited for summer, there’s also a log burner for chillier days, and a classic roll-top bath begging to be sank into after a wintery walk on the beach.

Though the cottage isn’t located on the shorefront, a private gate allows access over the dunes, meaning you can reach the rolling waves in a matter of minutes.

Lead pricing starts from £1,730 for three nights, though prices can vary throughout the year.

To learn more about what you can expect from a stay, read our full The White House review here.

Mallory Court Country House Hotel and Spa is an idyllic British country house retreat set within the greenery and woodlands of the Warwickshire countryside.

The hotel and spa itself is tucked away in 10 acres of private land, consisting of a herb and rose garden, and seemingly endless rolling hills, perfect for a golden hour stroll.

The main hotel is the star attraction, but the historic house, built in 1916, is beautifully complemented by the modern Elan Spa. 

Guests can book themselves in for a relaxing treatment at the spa, enjoy a dip in the hydrotherapy swimming pool, or make the most of the salt sauna, steam room and thermal suite.

The hotel is home to 43 rooms with their own unique view of the surrounding land. Guests can also dine in the dining room, which has earned three AA Rosettes.

Prices vary based on the season, day of the week and room type though all are inclusive of breakfast. Doubles vary between £135 and £195 per night, with master suites ranging between £265 and £450 per night.

To learn more about what you can expect from a stay, read our full Mallory Court Country House Hotel and Spa review here.

Located just a stone’s throw from the rolling sand dunes of Camber Sands beach sits Sunnyside, a cottage filled with an array of retro treasures curated by its art-loving owners.

The quaint property is located on a sandy lane of beach houses, though sits out from its counterparts thanks to eye-catching black cladding.

With Camber Sands having recently been dubbed “Britain’s best beach for warm temperatures”, this cosy cottage is the perfect home-away-from-home for those hoping for a sunny seaside escape. Sunnyside can sleep up to six adults across three bedrooms and is also dog-friendly.

The cottage firmly routes guests by the sea, with nautical-themed decorative features including porthole-shaped mirrors in the bedroom and a quirky boat-inspired bar.

The outdoor space is perhaps one of the greatest assets of this home, with a huge grassy lawn perfect for garden games and a private sundeck ideal for soaking up the summer rays.

To learn more about what you can expect from a stay, read our full review of Sunnyside holiday cottage here.

Sat on a clifftop at the edge of charming Shanklin Old Village, on the Isle of Wight, is Luucombe Hall Hotel, a family-run hotel with a homey feel.

Though it maintains many original, traditional features, the hotel also offers enough modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.

There are several room types to choose from, including executive suites, standard rooms, sea-facing balcony rooms, family rooms, and four exclusive superior garden rooms each with a private hot tub. 

From here, you can soak in the tub while taking in the stunning seaside views. The interior decor pays homage to the nearby sands, decorated in soothing hues of grey, green, blue and white.

Bishop’s Bar and the GrandView Restaurant come off the entrance hall, where guests can enjoy an evening drink or a delicious fully-cooked breakfast in the morning. The hotel even has a large games room and a beautiful outdoor swimming pool.

Double or twin rooms start at £90 per night. Superior Garden Rooms with hot tub start at £210 per night.

To learn more about what you can expect from a stay, read our full review of Luccombe Hall Hotel here.

The View on the Terrace sits just 10 metres from Weymouth seafront, ran by couple Bill and Ali. Just six minutes from Weymouth train station, this family-run B&B is easy to access for those who don’t have a car.

If you prefer a quiet and cosy stay, compared with larger hotels, this is a great option – home to four exclusive rooms each named after animals including the Flamingo Room, the Rhino Room, the Stag Room and the Beetle Room. 

For those looking to soak up the sea view, the Flamingo, Rhino, and Stag rooms all look out to the rolling tides. Meanwhile, those in the Beetle room can look out each day to the picturesque courtyard.

Downstairs, Ali heads up the kitchen each morning, whipping up a full menu of breakfast options, including vegetarian and vegan offerings.

The menu can also be altered to suit dietary requirements. However, as is the case with B&Bs, all other meals are on a self-catering basis.

Guests can only book their stay on The View on The Terrace website for a minimum of two nights, starting at £220 for the Beetle Room. Rates increase for the Flamingo Room to £240, whereas the Rhino and Stag Rooms (which have the Super King beds) cost £260 for two nights.

To learn more about what you can expect from a stay, read our full review of The View on the Terrace here.