6 hotels coming to the UK in 2025

From net-zero stays to glamorous getaways, here are six new hotels to check into this year

Whether visitors fancy carbon-conscious chic in Exeter, a stately Scottish reboot, or a stylish pitstop near London’s theatres, there are plenty of new hotels to check into this year.

With openings stretching from the Atlantic coastline to deep in the English countryside and the stylish streets of London, the latest arrivals promise everything from saunas and cinemas to sea views and sustainable luxury.

1. Voco Zeal, Exeter Science Park, Exeter, Devon, England
Billing itself as Great Britain’s first fully net-zero carbon hotel, the 142-bedroom, eco-conscious voco Zeal opened in March 2025, marking a milestone for IHG Hotels. Situated at the entrance of Exeter Science Park, this four-star offering is specifically designed to meet the UK Green Building Council’s Net Zero Carbon Buildings Framework.

Guests can expect an all-electric operation and EV charging aplenty, as well as solar panels, rainwater harvesting and interiors created from sustainably sourced timber. Facilities include a restaurant showcasing local produce, a gym, meeting spaces and landscaped gardens, all powered by green thinking. ihg.com/voco/hotels/gb/en/exeter

Voco Zeal in Exeter

2. Mar Hall Golf and Spa Resort, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Following acquisition by Dubai-based Dutco Group and subsequent refurbishment, this stately Scottish retreat is back in business with refreshed interiors and a renewed focus on luxury leisure. Originally a 19th-century mansion, Mar Hall blends period architecture with five-star pampering, offering championship golf, a spa, swimming pool and riverside tranquility just a 10-minute drive from Glasgow Airport.

A newly renovated restaurant combines a Victorian-inspired setting and views over the Kilpatrick Hills, while other post-refurbishment additions include a 24-person private cinema, a gaming room, billiards room and private dining room. Whether guests are teeing off or doing laps in the 20-metre swimming pool, the 240-acre resort is designed with rest and relaxation in mind. marhall.com

Mar Hall Golf and Spa Resort

3. The Marcus Portrush, Hilton, Portrush, North Antrim, Northern Ireland
Hilton lands the Tapestry Collection on the North Antrim coast with The Marcus Portrush (pictured top), a stylish 11 million pound new-build perched in the beach resort town of Portrush that’s slated to open on 16 June. Situated less than 1.6km from Royal Portrush Golf Course, the home of the 153rd, guests can expect sweeping Atlantic views, contemporary coastal interiors and immediate access to both golf courses and surf breaks.

The four-star, 80-room hotel marks the first time that Hilton has taken its signature Tapestry Collection brand to Northern Ireland and is a sleek new base for exploring the Causeway Coast, with the World Heritage-listed Giant’s Causeway just 13km away. hilton.com/en/hotels/ldyldup-the-marcus-portrush/

The bar at The Marcus Portrush, Hilton

4. The July London Victoria, London, England
Just two minutes from Victoria Station, The July London Victoria will be the first overseas acquisition for Amsterdam-based hospitality operator The July Group, following its rebrand from CityID last year. Slated to open in July, the property is inspired by the nearby theatres, with its Art Deco interiors promising a dash of old-school glamour with a modern twist.

Designed as a hybrid apartment-hotel, it will offer a co- working area, bookable meeting rooms, a gym, sauna and cold room, alongside a restaurant, and a deli for quick bites. The July Group describes the space as a hub for guests, foodies, locals and neighbouring businesses to “hang out or hide out”. thejuly.com/london-victoria

Room at The July London Victoria

5. The Other House Covent Garden, London, England
Set to open in the fourth quarter of 2025, The Other House Covent Garden blends apartment-style living with luxe hotel perks in the heart of London. Its 200 stylish ‘Club Flats’ come with living, sleeping and kitchen areas, convenient for longer stays or VIPs.

Interiors mix British tweed, botanical prints and rich velvets for a plush, homey vibe. Guests and members can enjoy access to a wellness centre, sleek lounges and the rooftop with skyline views. A bistro-style restaurant welcomes locals too. Set across seven historic buildings linked by a striking atrium, the hotel’s heritage architecture, classic design details and prime Covent Garden address, offer London charm with a modern twist.
otherhouse.com/covent-garden

The Other House Covent Garden, London

6. Teffont House, Teffont Evias, Wiltshire, England
Set to open in late 2025, Teffont House is the Beckford Group’s first hotel venture, transforming the 17th-century Howard’s House in the heart of Wiltshire. Set in the idyllic village of Teffont Evias, around 18km from Salisbury, this 17-bedroom retreat will feature a new orangery dining room, a mini spa and a walled garden supplying fresh produce to the kitchen. Nestled in Wiltshire’s Nadder Valley, each en-suite room is set to provide a tranquil countryside escape. teffonthouse.com

For more information, visit www.visitbritain.org/starring-great-britain-premium-collection-2025 and download the Starring Great Britain – A Premium Collection 2025 guide here

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