Michelin Star Restaurants With Rooms and Hotels in the UK

Updated 23 October 2026 · Star counts and prices as of October 2026

You can stay the night at 76 of the UK’s Michelin-starred restaurants: 27 are restaurants with rooms of their own and 49 are inside a hotel. Five hold three stars. Dinner, bed and breakfast for two starts at £275 (about $365) at JÖRO. Checked October 2026.

Staying where you eat takes the worry out of a long tasting menu: no train to catch, no driver left on water, and often a better breakfast than most hotels serve. Many of these places sell dinner and a room together, usually for less than booking the two apart, and some only let rooms to guests who are dining. The tables below give, for each restaurant, its rooms, the lowest room price it publishes and its cheapest stay with dinner, all from its own or its hotel’s website. Prices are per room for two unless they say otherwise, and change with the date. For prices at every starred restaurant in the country, rooms or not, see our page of Michelin star restaurants in the UK, where “Show › With rooms” picks out these 76.

Which UK Michelin star restaurants have rooms?

27 starred restaurants in the UK have bedrooms of their own, from four above the dining room to cottages around a village. Three of them hold three stars: L’Enclume in Cartmel, whose rooms are dotted around the village and come with a table guaranteed, Moor Hall near Ormskirk, with 14 bedrooms in the house, gatehouse and garden, and the Waterside Inn at Bray, with 11 rooms by the Thames. Most of the rest are in the country: Cumbria, Yorkshire and the Scottish Highlands have the most.

Starred restaurants with bedrooms of their own, most stars first. Names open each restaurant’s prices on The Starred Bill; the number of rooms opens its rooms page. Room prices are the lowest the restaurant lists for a night, and the stay package its cheapest that includes dinner and a night’s stay, both from its own website and changing with the date. Tasting menus are per person before service and drinks. Figures as of October 2026.

Which UK hotels have a Michelin star restaurant?

These are the hotels with Michelin star restaurants in the UK: 49 starred restaurants inside a hotel you can book, 19 of them in London. They range from Park Lane and Mayfair grand hotels, home to the three-star Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester and Hélène Darroze at The Connaught, to country-house hotels such as Gravetye Manor in West Sussex and The Samling above Windermere. Where the hotel and restaurant share a name, as at Gravetye Manor, Morston Hall or Hambleton Hall, each is a Michelin star restaurant and hotel in one, and the dining room is the reason most guests come. The MICHELIN Guide also rates hotels, with Keys rather than stars; the Michelin star hotels in the UK listed here are the ones whose restaurant holds a star.

Starred restaurants inside a hotel you can stay at, most stars first. Names open each restaurant’s prices on The Starred Bill; the hotel’s name opens its rooms page. Room prices are the lowest the hotel lists for a night, and the stay package its cheapest that includes dinner and a night’s stay, both from its own website and changing with the date. Tasting menus are per person before service and drinks. Figures as of October 2026.

How much is dinner, bed and breakfast at a Michelin star restaurant?

37 of the 76 publish a price for a stay with dinner. For a single night for two with dinner, half of the published packages cost between £450 and £800 (about $595 to $1,055). At the low end are midweek offers at one-star restaurants with rooms, such as JÖRO near Sheffield at £275 for two and the Star Inn at Harome in North Yorkshire at £315. At two stars, Restaurant Sat Bains in Nottingham starts at £450 midweek and the Hand and Flowers in Marlow at £685. The dearest is the Waterside Inn’s Gourmand Experience, from £1,285 for two with the seven-course Menu Exceptionnel, service included.

Three things to check before you book. First, what the package price covers: most are per room for two, a few per person, and some are for two nights. Second, which menu: several hotels’ packages are for a shorter menu or another of their restaurants, which the tables leave out unless the starred restaurant is named. Third, the day: the best prices are usually Sunday to Thursday, and some rooms, such as Killiecrankie House’s or The Cottage in the Wood’s, are only let to guests dining that night.

What is the cheapest Michelin star restaurant with rooms?

For a night with dinner included, JÖRO at £275 for two. For the room alone, The Sportsman at Seasalter in Kent lets five self-catering garden cabins from £180 a night for two (£150 for later nights), and the Star Inn at Harome’s rooms start at £160 with breakfast on midweek stays of two nights or more; dinner is then whatever you choose from the menu. A set lunch is the other cheap way in: see our cheapest Michelin star meals.

How to book a stay at a Michelin star restaurant

At a hotel with a Michelin star restaurant, or a restaurant with rooms, book the room first, through its own website or phone line: that is where the dinner packages are sold, and many come with a table held for you, which can be easier than getting a table alone. Ask what time the table is, as rooms at the smaller places are often linked to a sitting. Book early for the restaurants with only a handful of rooms (Osip and LYLA have four, Killiecrankie House five), and well ahead for weekends. If a package is non-refundable, as several are, check the cancellation terms before you pay.