8 of our most unique hotels

Sure, most hotels have comfy beds and room service but what about a place with its own dungeon? Or an underground bar where the wine cellar feels like a secret club? We aren’t lying when we say Best Western hotels offer unforgettable experiences.

If you want a memorable break, book a stay in some of the most unique hotels in our collection. If these walls could talk, they’d have plenty to say…

Let Best Western Premier Mount Pleasant Hotel bring the spa to you.  

Located in Doncaster, this hideaway offers 11 stunning spa suites, which means you get your own spa within your bedroom. Think of it as your own little sanctuary.  

With a walk-in shower, sauna and steam room, mood lighting and beds that you won’t see anywhere else, you won’t ever want to leave.  

In the Trecenti suite you’ll find a touch of French romance, with stunning Fontainebleau furniture. There’s also a 6ft bed, a pink Himalayan salt sauna, a multijet shower with a double bench and a pink blossom LED sky ceiling.  

Or book the Caldaria suite and walk into a 7ft super-king-sized suspended crane bed (we told you it’s unique).  

A break that really makes a difference. When you book a stay at the Ten Hill Place Hotel, WorldHotels Distinctive – owned by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh – the profits go back into training surgeons worldwide. 

So, while you explore the streets of Edinburgh or sleep soundly in your cosy bedroom, the hotel is working on the development of surgical care around the world. 

Now you have even more reason to book that next staycation. 

Feeling lucky? Check out the electric atmosphere of the on-site casino at the Best Western Palace Hotel & Casino.  

From Roulette and Blackjack to the fast-paced thrill of Casino Brag, there’s a game for everyone. And it doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned pro or a total beginner – it’s all just about the fun vibes.  

The hotels casino isn’t just a hotspot for unforgettable nights out. It’s also the perfect venue for corporate gaming evenings, private functions, and celebrations with a twist. Suit up or dress up and let the games begin. 

Ever wondered what lies below a hotel? Head underground during your stay at the Best Western Moores Central Hotel and stumble upon J B Parker's Restaurant, Bar and Wine Cellar.  

In the heart of St Peter Port Guernsey, this bar and wine cellar mixes ale house tradition with contemporary style.  

Order a range of cocktails, craft beers or gins including Guernsey’s distilled favourites and try out delicious dishes cooked on the charcoal grill.  

If you’re travelling with friends or celebrating a special occasion, why not book a private tasting room? Let the team recommend the best wine while you sit, sip and savour the moment.  

There’s nothing ordinary about Best Western Plus Mosborough Hall Hotel. Back in the day, the hotel contained secret tunnels that King Henry VIII used to gain access to the Hall and engage in his secret affair with Anne Boleyn’s sister, Mary.  

And today, you can immerse yourself in the scandal. While the secret tunnels aren’t accessible anymore, guests can still book a stay in Mary’s room. But be warned – you might hear sounds coming from strange places.  

Ever wanted to sleep in a real castle? At Walworth Castle Hotel, BW Signature Collection by Best Western, you can do just that.   

Tucked away in the beautiful Durham countryside, this 12th-century castle isn’t just steeped in history but is also packed with surprises. One of its most unique features? A real dungeon.  

Once used to hold prisoners, it now sets the scene for atmospheric dining, private events, or simply a must-see stop during your stay. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a storybook. 

Bringing the whole crew along for a little break? Stay at the castle lodge. It’s the perfect base for a family break, with 2 lounge rooms, a hot tub and your very own private garden. 

One mile from Stratford-upon-Avon you’ll find the The Welcombe Hotel, BW Premier Collection by Best Western, a Grade II-listed Neo-Jacobean building with a unique type of architecture.  

As a calendar country house, the hotel’s architecture incorporates elements related to the calendar, such as the number of days, weeks, or months in a year.  

Here you’ll find 7 entrances (relating to the number of days in a week), 12 fireplaces (representing months), 52 chimneys (weeks) and 365 windows (days). Lots of thought has gone into every single detail.

Travelling with kids who don’t really care about a hotel’s history or architecture? We get it, which is why we’re letting you know about the Best Western Plus Centurion Hotel. 

In a separate building on the other side of the hotel’s car park, you’ll find Planet Volt, an indoor soft play and inflatable centre. This means kids can run wild and bounce off the inflatable walls until they’re ready for bed, while the adults enjoy a game of golf or head to the health club.  

It’s a Best Western hotel that has something for everyone, no matter what your age.