Top 6 UK Restaurants Offering Luxurious Stays

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• Teh Pig near Bath, Somerset: A chain of 11 destination restaurants offering curated menus focused on locally sourced ingredients and traceability.Rooms feature classic decor with amenities like wood-burning stoves. Meals are priced around £100 for two; doubles from £265 per night (room only).
• Jöro, Sheffield: A Nordic-Japanese-inspired fine-dining restaurant relocated to a revamped mill near the Peak District. Offers adventurous British-Asian fusion tasting menus priced at £125; doubles at the loft suites start at £100 (B&B).
• The Angel at Hetton,North Yorkshire: Michelin-starred dining with tasting and à la carte menus featuring delicate dishes like Isle of Mull scallops and tete de moine cheese tart. Accommodation costs £560 for doubles including a meal and breakfast.
• The nest Farmhouse, Norfolk: Local chef Grant Cotton serves farm-to-table dishes sourcing within a 10-mile radius in an open-air setting. Rooms start from £200 (including breakfast); dinner around £30 per head.
• Moor Hall, Lancashire: set in five acres hosting Michelin-starred dining venues that emphasize local produce and creative presentation styles like Provenance-inspired 18-course meals (£125). Garden room cabins cost upwards of £400 B&B with luxe features such as hot tubs.
• Mingary Castle, Scottish Highlands: A restored medieval castle offering clan-themed suites paired with West Coast Scotland-centric cuisine headlines daily changing tasting menus priced at £60 per person; rooms available from £320 B&B nightly rates.
• Briar at Number One Bruton, Somerset”: Seasonal menu highlighting fermented or locally grown elements by Sam Lomas showcasing options pork belly pigeon beetroot skewers cheddar twists