The trend towards UK-based holidays is gaining momentum as travellers opt for local escapes amidst ongoing travel uncertainties. The PC Agency highlights a selection of UK properties experiencing increased demand this summer, offering a range of experiences from coastal retreats to countryside hotels.

Glenapp Castle in Ayrshire, Scotland, is one such destination seeing a significant rise in interest. The 21-bedroom Relais & Châteaux hotel offers a luxurious staycation with activities like the Hebridean Sea Safari and dining at The Azalea. The castle reported a 68% increase in UK-generated revenue in April, with strong booking intent for summer stays.

In Cumbria, Farlam Hall, a Relais & Châteaux country house hotel, provides an intimate escape with its Michelin-starred Cedar Tree restaurant. The hotel has seen a 28% increase in bookings in February and 29% in March, driven by flexible, last-minute countryside stays.

Habitat First Group's Silverlake and Lower Mill Estate offer outdoor-led experiences in Dorset and the Cotswolds. With July bookings up 45% and activity bookings increasing by 36% year-on-year, these estates provide a connection to nature with design-led holiday homes and the upcoming Silverlake Spa.

In Edinburgh, Prestonfield House and The Witchery offer luxurious and historic experiences. With booking rates up 28% for summer 2026, these properties are set to be among the city's most sought-after stays, blending indulgence with the charm of Edinburgh's historic backdrop

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