Hot hotel bedrooms for your wedding night

The Mandeville Hotel

Where? The Mandeville Hotel, London (020 7935 5599, www.mandeville.co.uk)
Why? Nestled in the heart of trendy Marylebone village this hotel is a hidden gem. Each room is individually designed and exudes comfort and style. There are four junior suites and each is equipped with flat screen televisions and gorgeous Penhaligons products. For real luxury book into the Penthouse suite, tucked away in an exclusive wing of the hotel it has its own private entrance staircase, bedroom, sitting area and a rooftop terrace with fabulous views across London.
Wallet damage: Deluxe rooms are £300 a night, junior suites are £400 a night and the penthouse costs £650 per night with a champagne breakfast costing an extra £26.

Great John Street Hotel

Where? Great John Street Hotel, Manchester (0870 220 2277, www.greatjohnstreet.co.uk)
Why? Manchester's first boutique hotel it's an eclectic mix of New York loft and vintage chic. Set within a former schoolhouse it's got all the decadent luxury you could want in your rooms - as well as a fabulous cocktail bar. With beds to die for, roll-top free standing baths, a guest bar and butler's tray, you'll have everything you need to start your marriage in style.
Wallet damage: A first night costs £385 including champagne, chocolates, breakfast, butler and chauffeur-driven car.

The Balmoral

Where? The Balmoral, Edinburgh (0131 556 2414, www.thebalmoralhotel.com)
Why? This stylish five star hotel is situated in the heart of Edinburgh and combines contemporary elegance with historical charm with rooms that boast amazing views across the city. Treat yourself to a night in the Superior deluxe king and you'll have an amazing view of the castle as well as a luxurious spacious room for you both to enjoy.
Wallet damage: A Celebrate at The Balmoral package costs from £330 per room per night and includes a bottle of champagne and chocolate-dipped strawberries in your room on arrival, a full Scottish breakfast, afternoon tea with champagne and a luxurious bath butler experience.

K West Hotel & Spa

Where? K West Hotel & Spa, London (0870 0274343, www.k-west.co.uk)
Why? For couples wanting to relax and recuperate after their big day, this stylish, contemporary hotel in the heart of London is the perfect place. Their Just Married package means you can be totally pampered in your room as well as in the spa, making sure you're ready to start your honeymoon refreshed.
Wallet damage: The package costs £124.50 per person for an executive suite and includes a room decorated with helium balloons, champagne on ice and fresh strawberries, complimentary use of whirlpool, sauna and steam rooms as well as breakfast.

The Cadogan

Where? The Cadogan, London (020 7235 7141, www.cadogan.com)
Why? The elegant Victorian hotel has the feel of a private townhouse. Newlyweds must stay in the lillie Langtry - a real romantic treat. There's even a slinky nightie hanging on the door and a fluffy feather boa draped over the bed.
Wallet damage: Double rooms cost from £170 and honeymooners receive a bottle of champagne, flowers, canapés and a fruit basket on arrival. The Lillie Langtry suite is £350 per night

The Square

Where? The Square, Brighton (01273 691777, www.squarebrighton.com)
Why? This funky boutique hotel is situated in a lovely Regency square just off the seafront. It's got nine double and king size rooms plus a ‘penthouse' in the basement. This huge room is like an apartment and definitely one for newlyweds. With great décor, squidgy sofas, flat-screen TV and king-size bed and bath, it can even provide luxury transfers to Gatwick and Heathrow.
Wallet damage: Double rooms cost from £140 per night and the penthouse suite costs from £400 per night.

Old Quay House

Where? Old Quay House, Cornwall (01726 833302, www.theoldquayhouse.com)
Why? Nestled down a windy street in the picturesque village of Fowey, this boutique is a stylish addition to the Cornish coast. All 12 bedrooms are beautifully furnished in a minimalist style - with room number six being especially fabulous.
Wallet damage: Double rooms cost from £150 a night including breakfast.

Malmasion

Where? Malmaison, Leeds (0113 398 1000, www.malmaison.com)
Why? The famous chain has created a sexy and affordable hotel perfect for first nighters in a très trendy area of the city, on the banks of the River Aire. With seductive lighting, sexy power shower, personal bar and naughty nibbles you'll be able to indulge yourself totally on your first night as a married couple. You could even have a rose petal bath together!
Wallet damage: Double rooms cost £99 at the weekend and £135 during the week.

Seaham Hall

Where? Seaham Hall, County Durham (0191 516 1400, www.seaham-hall.com)
Why? Perfect for loved-up newly-weds Seaham hall is seeped in romantic history as it's where Lord Byron married Lady Annabella Milbanke. With 19 individually decorated rooms all with oversized beds and baths perfect for two to share, a fireplace and a sumptuous sitting area. If you can bother to leave your suite why not visit the spa. With the same numbedr of treatment rooms as bedrooms you'll be guaranteed privacy.
Wallet damage: Room prices start from £195 per night for bed and breakfast and £265 per night inclusive.

Charlton House

Where? Charlton House, Somerset (01749 342008, www.charltonhouse.com)
Why? Owned by the founder of luxury label Mulberry this hotel really is a monument to lavishness. With beautifully designed bedrooms and an award winning restaurant and opulent spa, what else does a couple need after their wedding? The Hayloft and Chesterblade rooms have been specially designed to enable couples to have simultaneous treatments in complete privacy, with dramatic four-poster beds and private terraces.
Wallet damage: Small double room is £165 with a two bedroom suite costing £425, including VAT which includes full English bedroom and morning paper, A selection of special gifts is available including chilled champagne, Belgian chocolates and freshly-tied bouquets.

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