Harbour Hotel, Dorset
Best for...seaside luxury
This sleek hotel occupies a plum position on Christchurch Harbour, giving you sea views aplenty. The rooms ooze luxury, with roomy beds draped in high thread count Egyptian bed linen, and extras such as complimentary gin. There's a spa with heated swimming pool, plus a gym. Beach walks start from the doorstep, or head to the Upper Deck restaurant and terrace to appreciate the seascape. A three-night Christmas package offers gourmet dining, live entertainment and festive treats, including Santa arriving by boat.
* Prices from £1,195 per person, harbourhotels.co.uk/christchurch
The Rabbit, Belfast
Best for... quirky charm
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