You Won't Believe These Gorgeous Hotels Cost Under £100 a Night

Brody House is one of Europe's most popular hotels, with good reason. First up, it's superbeautiful with bright and charming rooms that don't lose the character of the building. The hotel also supports the local art communities, so you'll probably find a new exhibition happening while you're staying. Finally, it's incredibly affordable, with some rooms costing as little as £65 a night.

Along the north coast of Sicily, a couple of hours from Palermo airport, is a perfect little art hotel on its own tiny stretch of beach. Atelier sul Mare may not be as glitzy as some on the list, but it's affordable (around £80 a night in low season), and the art rooms are innovative and exciting (such as the hammam room pictured, which comes with its own spa bath). There's also an art gallery and dozens of sculptures dotted around the hotel to explore.

Under £100 for your own gorgeous lagoon villa in Bali? Count us very much in, Villa Seminyak. You bet we're going straight from pillows to pool at this incredible resort, where lagoon villas start at around £60 per night, and even deluxe two-bedroom villas can cost as little as £110 a night (split with friends, and you're quids in).

We're all for a little bit of luxury, but when we visit a new city, we often spend more time out and about than we do ordering room service, so a good location is top of our list of priorities above creature comforts. Luckily, Nerva Boutique Hotel offers the best of both. It's brilliantly located in the historic centre, it's chic, and it's only £88 a night.

Barcelona actually does a good line in affordable hotels, but of course we're choosing the one with a pool on the roof terrace. Yurbban will only set you back £68 a night, and imagine how good your holiday photos will be?

There are Max Brown hotels dotted around Europe, but the Berlin offering is the the most affordable, located in what they describe as a "relaxed residential neighbourhood" that allows escape from the busy city. If you're looking for Instagrammable design with your fluffy pillows, then book your weekend break here.

Find your own slice of tropical paradise in Sri Lanka for as little as £70 a night at Paradise Road The Villa Bentota, which has two large pools you can make your base during a relaxing trip. Make sure you stock up on swimsuits and brilliant books before you go.

Despite the very reasonable price tag (some rooms are as low as £70 per night), The Publishing House is one of the chicest hotels in Chicago. Book midweek if you want to avoid any weddings: this hotel is understandably a bride and groom magnet.

We never could resist a hidden oasis, and Cahal Pech is no exception, offering views down over the river valley, a stunning pool, and the option to book canopy tours or visit the nearby Mayan ruins. The most affordable rooms are fewer than £90 a night, so we're going to be staying a while.

There are a handful of Artist Residence hotels around the UK. We love the one in Penzance, but you'll find ones in Brighton and Oxford, too. Whichever you pick, you're getting a total bargain full of unique features and decor. You can even choose to set up home in a self-catered apartment, too.

A gorgeous hotel in New York for under £100? It is possible! Rooms at the Freehand Hotel near Madison Square tend to teeter around the £100 mark, but bide your time, and they'll dip, which means you get a brilliant hotel and location with enough money left over for all of the deli sandwiches and pizza slices you could want.

You would certainly be forgiven for thinking that Hotel Bienvenue in Paris costs a lot more than £95 a night, but get a deal, and you can stay at this beautiful hotel for a steal. That £5 we've got left in our pocket is going to croissants, obviously.

Let's be honest: at Perth's Tribe Hotel, it's all about the gorgeous views rather than a spacious room. Your room may be a little compact, but you'll still get a brilliant night's sleep — travellers liked the beds so much that the hotel now sells them, so you can re-create your holiday experience in your own home.

Escarabajo Rojo in Mexico's Tulum is a little like living in a tropical jungle but without having to rough it, and we're 100 percent on board. Your private hut doesn't have a TV, but you certainly won't miss it with such beautiful surroundings. Prices start at £55 a night, and yes, there is a pool!