20 of the best restaurants with rooms in the UK: From Scotland to the south coast

There’s little we appreciate in life more than one of the UK’s best restaurants. However, if there’s one thing that tops them, it’s a restaurant with rooms. UK-wide these magical destinations exist, offering the ideal scenario: a meal that leaves you so satiated that making your way home seems impossible in your satisfied blur and a bedroom just upstairs or across the road to roll directly into. We’re not sure there’s a greater pleasure in this world, the combination is so entirely perfect.

Some of the best restaurants with accommodation in the UK were top-class kitchen first and foremost, adding sleeping chambers later when the team realised people were travelling far and wide to eat at them. Eliminating the need for return journeys on the same night, these cosy British bolt holes allow you to fully unwind in the hospitality offered, making good use of the drinks menu while you’re at it (if that’s your thing).

Such spots are usually well-placed for a bit of sightseeing too, just to top it all off. By their very nature they are more often than not in scenic surrounds. The harder to reach corners of countries in the UK mean an overnight stay is the only way some people will logistically be able to enjoy a meal. Aside from plain old practicality, there’s also nothing sweeter than finishing up one meal and knowing the next is just around the corner (sans washing up). These glorious guest houses all ensure breakfast is served the next day, to see you on your way in style. 

With everything from grand old manors through to snug farm stays, these restaurants with rooms - in England, Scotland and Wales - all have something in common: incredible food and fabulous bedrooms.

Best restaurants with rooms in England

Restaurants with rooms in England are spread far and wide, from the northern reaches of the Lake District down to the south coast. In their individuality, all of these places shine, but all have top chefs and comfortable beds all in common. Discover our favourite places for a bit of R&R in England below.

The Loch & The Tyne, Berkshire

What: Adam Handling’s Windsor pub has just two bijou rooms (the Loch and the Tyne), which makes staying here feel all the more special. The Loch is larger and can accommodate four guests, while the Tyne still boasts a roomy king-size bed and is perfect for two. Downstairs in the dining room you’ll find food served in comfy surrounds. Handling’s signature playful spin on nostalgic flavours runs throughout the menu with dishes like the ox cheese toastie with beef sauce or fish and chips with curry sauce and mushy peas found on the a la carte, with a Sunday roast making an appearance come the weekend. Whether you’re in town to see the sights or just want to use the restaurant as an excuse to get away for a day or two, The Loch & The Tyne is one of the nicest places to stay in the whole of Windsor.
Where: 10 Crimp Hill, Old Windsor, SL4 2QY
Book now: The Loch & The Tyne

Myse, North Yorkshire

What: Josh and Vicky Overington’s stunning North Yorkshire restaurant with rooms broke straight into the top 5 of our Top 100 UK Restaurants list in 2024, which is no mean feat. Extraordinary food courtesy of Josh and his kitchen team mixes some classic French technique with more innovative flavour combinations, and the rooms are beautifully furnished too. If you're looking for restaurants with rooms in Yorkshire, Myse should be top of your list.
Where: Main Street, Hovingham, YO62 4LF
Book now: Myse

Moor Hall and The Barn at Moor Hall, Lancashire

What: Leading the way for Michelin star restaurants with rooms, two-star Moor Hall’s excellence is no secret these days, and this outstanding restaurant always sits at the top of any list of the best restaurants in the country. Chef patron Mark Birchall has built a perfect closed loop here, where a huge amount of produce is grown in Moor Hall’s own kitchen gardens and greenhouses. The original rooms have been added to with a set of purpose-built Nordic-style wood cabins, tucked into the trees near the restaurant. Photography: Olco Studios and Micheal Sinclair.
Where: Prescot Road, Aughton, L39 6RT
Book now: Moor Hall; The Barn at Moor Hall

Grace & Savour, West Midlands

What: Our number one restaurant in the UK in 2023 remains a great example of a restaurant with rooms that has been perfectly designed. Grace & Savour takes up a single courtyard within the grounds of Hampton Manor hotel, with a series of stunning, Scandi-minimal rooms surrounding a quiet little garden. On the other side is the restaurant itself, where chef David Taylor cooks exemplary tasting menus, taking cues from his time at three Michelin-starred Maaemo in Oslo and growing a huge amount of produce in the restaurant’s walled garden. Smoke at Hampton Manor is superb also, and you can stay in the rooms within Hampton Manor itself. 
Where: Hampton Manor, Shadowbrook Lane, Hampton-in-Arden, B92 0EN
Book now: Grace & Savour

Holm, Somerset

What: After making a name for himself in London at the likes of Salon in Brixton and Levan in Peckham, Nicholas Balfe decamped to his native West Country to open Holm - a gorgeous restaurant with rooms right in the heart of quaint South Petherton. The rooms are beautifully furnished, with timber furniture made by local artisans, and Balfe’s cooking is first-rate, offering tasteful tasting menus at very reasonable prices.
Where: 28 St James Street, South Petherton, TA13 5BW
Book now: Holm

Angel at Hetton, North Yorkshire

What: Wherever Michael Wignall goes, success soon follows. Fresh off his Michelin-starred success at Gidleigh Park (and at The Latymer before that), Michael took over The Angel at Hetton and turned what used to be a local boozer into one of the best restaurants in the country. Wignall’s cooking is ultra-precise and technical, but utterly delicious, and
Where: The Angel Inn, Hetton, BD23 6LT
Book now: Angel at Hetton

Sur-Mer at The Suffolk, Suffolk

What: For our money, The Suffolk might just be the ultimate seaside retreat. Barely a minute’s walk from the bracing Aldeburgh coast, George Pell’s delightful restaurant with rooms has everything you could possibly want for a little countryside retreat - cosy, comfortable rooms, bags of charm, and an exceptional restaurant that specialises in fish and seafood from local dayboats. You ever get fluffy dressing gowns that you can wear down to the beach for a morning dip in the sea.
Where: 152 High Street, Aldeburgh, IP15 5AQ
Book now: Sur-Mer at The Suffolk

Native at the Netherwood Estate, Herefordshire

What: Pensons has seen success under a few different chefs - notably Lee Westcott, who won a star here - but the restaurant has bagged a star duo in Native’s Ivan Tisdall-Downes and Imogen Davis. Native’s hyper-seasonal, foraging-heavy menus have been some of the most delicious, curious and interesting in the country for years now, and they perfectly suit the surrounding Herefordshire countryside. Pensons has a handful of rooms for overnight stays too, and ample walking country around making this great for rambling hikers.
Where: Pensons Yard, Tenbury Wells, WR15 8RT
Book now: Native at the Netherwood Estate

Updown Farmhouse, Kent

What: It’s no secret that we’re huge fans of Updown Farmhouse, which manages the perfect combination of accessible, Med-inspired seasonal cooking and a drop dead gorgeous location. The manicured gardens are worth the trip alone, and an overnight visit means you get to enjoy a River Cafe-esque dinner under the trailing ivy of the terrace, before retiring to a beautiful Georgian bedroom in the house, complete with access to a library, honesty bar and drawing room.
Where: Updown Farm, Updown Road, Deal, CT14 OEF
Book now: Updown Farmhouse

Tillingham, East Sussex

What: A vineyard first and foremost, Tillingham added a restaurant and rooms when it became clear people who visited didn’t want to leave in a hurry. The restaurant is tasting menu territory, with the pace unhurried and the plates unfussy. Food is - naturally - accompanied by a stellar wine list, with staff on hand to guide you through perfectly matched pairings. The rooms are comfortable and well thought through with little touches like fresh flowers and deep-filled pillows included, and breakfast in the morning spanning freshly pressed juices and sourdough toast through to a plate of soft boiled eggs, cheese and cured meats. While most restaurants with rooms are one night only sort of stopovers, in the summer Tillingham serves a range of wonderful pizzas al fresco, proving the perfect excuse to stay another night for a completely different kind of dinner.
Where: Drew Farm, Dew Lane, Peasmarsh, TN31 6XD
Book now: Tillingham

L’Enclume, Cumbria

What: The jewel in the Lake District’s foodie crown, L’Enclume is Simon Rogan’s life’s work. Here he painstakingly plugged away year on year, turning out precise, thoughtful food every day until 2022 when he finally reached the holy grail of culinary recognition: three Michelin stars. The bestowment of the accolade isn’t a mystery, it’s been one of Britain’s greatest culinary destinations for decades now. The secret is in the chef’s ability to squeeze every drop of flavour from his ingredients, manipulating each element to produce plates that are so much more than the sun of their parts. It’s a magical, transformative experience eating here, which if you’re lucky will end with you diving into one of the handful of rooms on site. Breakfast the next day is served at sister restaurant Rogan & Co.
Where: Cavendish Street, Cartmel, Grange-Over-Sands, LA11 6PZ
Book now: L’Enclume

The Black Swan at Oldstead, North Yorkshire

What: When Tommy Banks won his Michelin star in 2021 at The Black Swan at Oldstead he was the youngest chef to hold such an accolade at the time, and his boundary-pushing ambition hasn’t slowed since. He runs the operation with his family (his dad tends the gardens, his mum sorts the rooms, and his brother is front of house). Rooms are simple but comfortable with sweet touches like plaid throws and antique furnishings giving them character. You can only stay if you dine, so upon making your reservation a table will be held automatically for you in the restaurant. Here, you’ll find the food that made Banks famous: dishes created with gutsy, British flavours from slowly reared and grown produce. The tasting menu might kick off with scallops, celeriac and truffle, for instance, before mains of pork, black apple and turnip.
Where: Oldstead, YO61 4BL
Book now: The Black Swan at Oldstead

Best restaurants with rooms in Scotland

If you’re not holidaying in Scotland, you’re not doing staycations right. With the most glorious scenery and some of the most incredible produce found anywhere in the UK, Scotland is a foodie paradise. These restaurants with rooms are the crème d la crème of catered accommodation up north.

Inver, Argyll & Bute

What: High up on the west coast of Scotland lies Inver, an ‘in the know’ sort of spot that elicits nods from fellow foodies when you utter its name. Here partners Rob and Pam head up the operation, welcoming guests into their single-story, white-washed cottage on the shores of Loch Fyne. Inside the shuttered windows frame little Scottish scenes perfectly, while open fires and candlelight help to remove you completely from the chaos of everyday modern life. The menu is unfussy and unpretentious, nimbly piecing together the most beautiful local produce in plates like poached langoustine, homemade mayonnaise, and a slab of thick, sourdough bread. Rooms are individual bothies with full height windows and little terraces. They’re tech-free, further nudging you into a state of unplugged bliss, with record players, deep baths, and in-room nightcaps provided. Come the morning a basket of provisions arrives sweetly wrapped in a knotted tea towel. Think boiled eggs, a very nice piece of cheese and gorgeous little pastries.
Where: Strathlachlan, PA27 8BU
Book now: Inver

Boath House, Scotland

What: This proud Georgian Mansion has stood in the highlands since 1827, but in more recent years has been taken over by Jonny Gent, the gentleman behind the wildly successful Sessions Arts Club in London. The food at the Boath House follows a similar tack, bringing a menu of understated, seasonal plates to the two restaurants within. We particularly love the Garden Cafe, which serves pizzas and a handful of other easy-going dishes.
Where: Auldearn, Nairn, Highlands & Islands, IV12 5TE
Book now: Boath House

The Three Chimneys, Scotland

What: With cosy rooms that look out over Loch Erghallan from the misty coasts of Skye, The Three Chimneys has a setting that is hard to beat. Chef Scott Davies serves luxurious tasting menus that stay true to the bounty of produce on this rugged Scottish island, and frankly, the chances are high that you’ll need somewhere to stay if you’re coming for dinner. We’d recommend staying for a couple of days to take in the landscape.
Where: Colbost, Isle of Skye, Highlands & Islands, IV55 8ZT
Book now: The Three Chimneys

Mingary Castle, Highlands & Islands

What: A fortified keep and a view over the Sound of Mull might be enough to get you to Mingary Castle, but the food will ensure you hanker after a repeat visit before long. With a CV that boasts stints in kitchens all over the world, head chef Colin Nicholson tough training put him in good stead to head up his own venture. The experience is entirely personal, with the menu a reflection of his personality. Plates are steady, well-considered and reassuringly classic. It’s a trifecta which might read as a little dull, but there’s enough ingenuity to keep things dynamic, and it’s cookery as good as you’ll find anywhere. Rooms are suitably grand, in keeping with the castle setting. Some come complete with four poster beds for the full royal treatment.
Where: Kilchoan, PH36 4LH
Book now: Mingary Castle

Celentano’s, Glasgow

What: After a career built in London under Robin Gill, Dean Parker headed north to open Celentano’s in Glasgow with his wife Anna. What they’ve built is the kind of neighbourhood restaurant we all wish we had. Excellent drinks, a warm welcome, a buzzy atmosphere and a menu that reads like a love-letter to Italian comfort food. Kick off with butter-soft chicken live parfait and bits of porcini lasagne fritte before preluding your main with a plate of pasta. Combinations change with the seasons but there’s usually some riff on a seafood tagliarini which in our experience is blissfully umami rich. Mains bring carefully sourced and well-handled protein centrepieces, like halibut or Mangalitsa pork chops, while sides include the now-famous potato strati cooked in beef fat. Upstairs you’ll find rooms by Cathedral House Hotel, in the upper floors of the Baronial style building. Décor is contemporary and comfortable, with soft colour palettes used throughout.
Where: 28-32 Cathedral Square, G4 0XA
Book now: Celentano’s

Best restaurants with rooms in Wales

Often overlooked in the past, Wales has come into its own as a holiday destination in the past couple of decades, with people waking up to its appeal. Not only does it boast craggy hilltops and sweet little harbours, it’s also home to cosmopolitan cities and wind-swept beaches. Basically, Wales has it all. If you needed any further convincing to visit, these restaurants with rooms in Wales should do the trick: each one a delight.

Ynyshir, Powys

What: Gareth Ward’s talent is undeniable, with the two Michelin-starred Welsh chef passionate about creating something completely unique for his guests. Having trained under Sat Bains, touches of his mentor’s style are evident in his fat-fuelled (his words, not ours) approach yet his deft handling of his ingredients ensures no two plates ever seem too samey. It’s safe to say he’s carved himself out his own very unique niche in Britain’s culinary landscape. Be prepared - Ynyshir's massive success means that this is one of the UK's most expensive dinner and overnight retrreats, but the 5 hour dinner is a worthy pilgrimage for foodies. The menu is a wood-fire wonderland of bold, meaty flavours that run through luxurious ingredients like lobster, Peking duck and Wagyu beef (all served in various cuts and compositions). The best rooms are in the garden, with direct access to the great outdoors and big, modern bathrooms.
Where: Eglwys Fach, Machynlleth, SY20 8TA
Book now: Ynyshir

Llys Meddyg, Pembrokeshire

What: Boasting a restaurant, garden, and cellar bar, plus an enviable spot in Pembrokeshire just five minutes from the water’s edge, Llys Meddyg is one of the loveliest spots in the whole of Wales to spend an evening or two. While many pay lip service to sustainability and seasonality, this restaurant’s manifesto is strikingly thorough and forms the backbone of everything the team does. There’s a commitment to using produce on a nose-to-tail basis, a promise to work with the surrounding community and local suppliers, a passion to educate their teams, and a drive to work with trusted farmers to ensure high welfare meat is used across the menu. Both dog-friendly and family-friendly rooms are available, and all come simply but comfortably furnished in a pared-back country style.
Where: East Street, Newport, SA42 0SY
Book now: Llys Meddyg

Fernery at Grove of Narberth, Pembrokeshire

What: The Fernery is a destination in its own right – and a sister site to the consistently excellent Beach House in Oxwich – but also happily finds its home inside boutique hotel Grove of Narberth. Chef Douglas Balish heads up the team here, a team passionate about making use of Wales’ fantastic natural larder. Widely spaced tables and a chic neutral colour scheme makes the dining room feel wonderfully relaxing, a place you’ll be served your choice of tasting menu. Pick between five or eight courses, with the choice of pescatarian, vegetarian and vegan all on offer. When you’re done eating (and drinking, there’s a very good sommelier-led wine cellar here), roll yourself back to one of the luxurious rooms to soak in a deep bath or sink into a plump bed.
Where: Molleston, Narberth, SA67 8BX
Book now: Fernery at Grove of Narberth

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