New Year celebrations are fun experiences for the whole family. However, with all the pressure that comes with decorating and preparing food, stress becomes inevitable. Hotels, on the other hand, offer the same fun with less fuss and worries, making them one of the best places to stay infor the New Year.
Telegraph UK mentioned some of the best places to stay as we all welcome the year 2016. Families who would want to enjoy a party in the wilderness can spend time at the Isle of Eriska Hotel, Spa & Island in Argyll Scotland, The 300-acre private island offers a gorgeous landscape and features a five-star hotel and restaurants with a Michelin star. It has a nine-hole golf course and a Hogmanay Dinner and fireworks display for New Year's Eve. A black dinner dances on New Year's night is also featured in the hotel.
Also included in the list is The Grove at Narbert, Pembrokeshire, Wales tucked between the Preseli Mountains and the Bristol Channel. Street parties on the other hand can be enjoyed at the Waldorf Astoria Edinburg at the Caledonian, Edinburg Scotland. Ice rinks are closely located nearby and within easy reach to the Hogmanay Torchlight Procession where street parties can be enjoyed.
Metro UK includes the Hilton London Bankside perfect for art-lovers and just a five-minute walk away from The Tate Modern which is open on New Year's Eve and even during New Year's Day. A New Year's Eve bash with a three-course menu, champagne, cocktails and live entertainment is hosted at the OXBO Bankside, the hotel's restaurant.
Lancaster London is also an ideal location to spend New Year's Eve. The hotel is located near the Lancaster Gate tube, Paddington and the Hyde Park where strolling would be fun and romantic during New Year's Day. A New Year's Eve party is also hosted yearly with DJ and casino available.
The New Year can be fun and fabulous without the fuss and pressure that comes with preparing dinner and all the necessary festivities by staying at the best hotel available around the world for celebrating the New Year.
