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Summer is but a distant memory. Days are downright chilly, breath visible as you leave the house and cheeks pinched red. Escaping to warmth or hibernating until spring becomes all the more appealing. Thankfully, Britain excels when it comes to cosy spots that tick all the right boxes: crackling log fires, piping hot hearty food, sofas squashy enough to sink into and heavy throws to swaddle oneself with. Whether a traditional inn, shooting lodge, climbers’ retreat or city bolthole; whether by the sea or deep in countryside, here’s our pick of the cosiest hotels in the UK.
Wiltshire
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Berkshire
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• The best hotels in Berkshire
Somerset
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• The best hotels in Cornwall
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• The best hotels in Devon
London
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The Bedford
Balham, London, England
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• The best hotels in Kent
West Sussex
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The Cat Inn
West Hoathly, West Sussex, England
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• The best hotels in England
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• The best hotels in England
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• The best hotels in East Sussex
East Sussex
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• An expert guide to Pembrokeshire
Rutland
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• The best hotels in Rutland
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• The best hotels in Birmingham
Shropshire
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• The best spa hotels in Suffolk
Suffolk
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Buckland Manor
Worcestershire, Cotswolds, England
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• The best hotels in Buckinghamshire
Yorkshire
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The Star Inn
Harome, Helmsley, England
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Rothay Manor
Ambleside, Lake District, England
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• The best Isle of Skye hotels
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• The best hotels in Scotland
Boath House
Nairn, Highlands, Scotland
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Contributions by Emma Beaumont, Suzy Bennett, Sophie Butler, Tracey Davies, Fiona Duncan, Martin Dunford, Lizzie Frainier, Shilpa Ganatra, Hattie Garlick, Lottie Gross, Suzanne King, Gabriella Le Breton, Kathryn Liston, Linda Macdonald, Fred Mawer, Robin McKelvie, Natalie Millar-Partridge, Harriet O’Brien, Benjamin Parker, Natalie Paris, Helen Pickles, Sandra Shields, Anna Turns, Kerry Walker, Tina Walsh, Debbie Ward & Fiona Ward
Source: Telegraph