Ten top 5-star luxury hotel deals

The best five star hotels stand out with their excellent service, unrivalled spa facilities, comfortable rooms and excellent cuisine. For many people, a night at a hotel like this seems unattainable, but a little careful research shows that there are many deals to be found! The hotel price comparison website trivago.co.uk has compiled a list of ten five-star hotels across Europe, where visitors can enjoy high-class luxury and amenities without breaking their budget. From Malta to Berlin, from Tallinn to Andalusia Jerez, guests can stay in these first class hotels from just 50 euro per person.

Here are the ten top-rated, five-star hotels under 50 euro per person per night:

                             

1) Steigenb erger Hotel Berlin (Berlin, Germany)

The Steigenberger Hotel Berlin is a luxurious city hotel located in the heart of the German capital. Engaging lighting and subtle decorations such as floral arrangements and artistic pieces characterize the modern atmosphere of this five-star hotel. Guests have the opportunity to enjoy a wide array of spa treatments such as Ayurveda or Thalassic massages, or take in the amazing smells, colours and lighting whilst indulging themselves in the beauty area. Not far from the hotels is Ku’damm, where guests can take part in an indulgent afternoon of shopping or pay a visit to the Memorial Church. A popular meeting point is the hotel’s piano bar, where guests can enjoy cocktails, live music and mix with the locals.

                                  

2) Hotel The Ixian Grand (Rhodos, Greece)

The Ixian Grand is a luxury five-star hotel on the west coast of the Greek island of Rhodes. All of the 280 rooms and suites are dominated by the colour white, creating a stylish, light Mediterranean atmosphere. The hotel’s six restaurants take guests on a culinary journey from hearty Greek cuisine in the "Vis a Vis" restaurant, light snacks at the poolside bar to colorful cocktails in the elegant lobby bar. Not too far from the hotel, guests can explore Rhodes’ picturesque harbor and the streets of the Old Town. For those who want to relax, the large pool which overlooks the sea is an ideal alternative.

                                 

3) Hotel Thon Stanhope (Brussels, Belgium)

The boutique hotel Thon Stanhope can be found in the middle of Brussels. With its light colours and antique furniture, the interior of this five-star hotel is similar to that of a classy, elegant English style country house. All of the rooms are decorated with valuable carpets and furniture. The terrace is a true oasis of peace in the middle of the city, while the hotel’s restaurant serves some of the city’s finest food beneath the shadows of the Mongolia trees. Whilst in Brussels, you can’t miss a trip to the Atomium or a stroll along the Grand Palace. Travellers should definitely try the famous Belgian chocolate and traditional Belgian beer, or stop off at the hotel’s ‘Library Bar’ for one last drink before going to bed.

                                    

4) Radisson Blu St. Helen’s Hotel (Dublin, Ireland)

The Radisson Blu St. Helen’s hotel is situated just across from Dublin’s Bay, Ireland. This historical building, originally built in 1750, sits amidst a lush garden landscape and has over 151 luxurious rooms and suites. Guests will not be disappointed by the hotel exterior’s promise of magnificence; inside, they are greeted by an elegant interior and the classic nobility of the hotel’s 18th century-inspired decor. Elegant wooden furniture, heavy upholstered furniture and fine fabrics form the backbone of the hotel’s identity. Visitors to Dublin should not miss the famous Guinness Brewery, and a walk around the romantic streets of the Irish capital is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon in Dublin. At the hotel’s restaurant ‘Talavera’, guests can enjoy the Italian pasta creations and finish the day comfortably with a lovely, traditional Irish whiskey.

                                     

5) Hotel Villa Jerez (Jerez de la Frontera, Spain)

The hotel villa Jerez in the Spanish Jerez de la Fonterra is a typical Andalusian mansion. This cozy five-star hotel has 18 rooms, each of which is decorated in a stately way. All of the rooms are framed in shimmering wallpaper, large beds with canopies and rich fabrics. Guests can enjoy a relaxing walk in the 4000sq. ft. garden or cool down with a dip in the pool. The impressive Alcazar in Jerez de la Fontana is an imposing, defiant fortress dating back to the 12th century and mostly definitely worth the visit. Visiting one of the region’s typical wineries should also be on the agenda.

                                    

6) Savoy Boutique Hotel (Tallinn, Estonia)

The Savoy Boutique hotel is a small city hotel in the heart of Tallinn that radiates warmth and charm. Regal colours such as cream and brown combine with the hotel’s dark wooden room furniture to create a relaxing space for its guests. The hotels restaurant ‘Mekk’ serves traditional ethnic dishes with an international touch, such as braised pork or lamb with hot spices. Visitors to Tallinn go will quickly discover that they have taken a journey through time; the city’s medieval wall and city hall presents a stark contrast to the trendy nature of the ‘Red Man Quarter’ and its modern architecture, cafes and bars. In the evening, the hotel’s lobby bar is a big hotspot where both locals and guests can enjoy mixed drinks and a selection of fine cigars at the end of the day.

                                  

7) Hilton Gdansk Hotel (Danzig, Poland)

The Hilton Gdansk is situated in the heart of Danzig’s old town. The modern architecture of the building blends seamlessly into the medieval image of the town. The inside of the hotel keeps up with the modern appearance of the outside: trendy furniture, subtle colours and artistic sculptures all add to the ambience of the hotel. In Gdansk, visitors can take a romantic stroll through St Mary’s with its vibrant bars and cafes or simply spend the day relaxing on the beach. At night, guests can visit the hotel’s restaurant Mercato’s and try the ‘Kobe Beef Steak’ special or enjoy the view over the rooftop of the High 5 Bar.

                                  

8) Kempinksi Hotel San Lawrenz (Gozo, Malta)

The Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz is a luxury holiday home on the Maltese island of Gozo in the Mediterranean. In addition to its sport activities such as tennis, squash and Pilates, the large holiday resort also offers guests use of its relaxation program in the onsite spa. Guests can abandon the stresses of everyday life whilst enjoying one of the Ayurvedic massages or any of a wide range of therapeutic beauty treatments. Local materials such as wood and honey-colored sandstone dominate the furnishings of the hotel, creating a calm and inspiring atmosphere. The hotel’s culinary experience is extensive, with dishes ranging from traditional Mediterranean to hearty, wholesome Italian food. Gozo and its surrounding environment has much to offer as well, and guests can wander through the area behind the hotel and absorb the beautiful Mediterranean landscape whilst taking in the lovely lavender and rosemary fragrances.

                                

9) Mamaison Hotel Riverside Prague (Prague, Czech Republic)

The Mamaison Riverside Hotel is a charming boutique hotel on the west bank of the Vltava River in Prague. A cultivated art-nouveau facade greets guests upon arrival, and the hotel’s interior is inspired by a light yet elegant classic look. The lobby and welcome area do much to reveal the hotel’s charm and comfort. A big highlight of the hotel is its light and airy lounge bar which, thanks to a large glass roof, gives an impressive view of the sky over Prague. Visitors to the city of Moldau should not miss out on a trip to the castle or forget to take a stroll across the romantic Charles Bridge.

                              

10) Hotel Quinta da Marinha Resort (Cascais, Portugal)

The Hotel resort Quinta da Marinha is located on the coastline of Lisbon. The hotel’s trendy furniture features glass, wood and stone in a flattering combination which helps shape its modern character. Sport-lovers will find much to do here: they can work on their handicap on the ground’s 18-hole golf course, take a riding lesson or do some laps in the pool. For relaxation, the hotel’s spa offers various treatments such as face massages and body masks. For those who like to try new things, the hotel offers a cooking workshop, where participants can learn new tips and tricks for the kitchen. Visitors can also spend a romantic evening dining in the ‘Five Pine Restaurant’, which overlooks the golf course green.