Summarize and humanize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in EnglishLuxury accommodation at a budget-friendly price is practically unheard of in the UK, especially in London where high-end stays often come at an eye-watering cost. But a new study of the world’s most affordable five-star hotels has uncovered a rare exception just outside of the capital. The global study, by consumer advocacy group Which?, identified the Roseate Reading, as the most affordable five-star hotel in the UK – and it’s only a short train ride away from London on the Elizabeth Line.The research compared rates from five-star properties across 76 countries, filtering out any hotels rated below 8 out of 10 to ensure only top-tier accommodations made the cut. With rooms starting at £135 per night including breakfast, the Roseate Reading serves up a slice of luxury without breaking the bank.The hotel is located just a short walk from Reading station, with direct links to London via the Elizabeth Line. Housed in a Grade II listed building dating back to 1911, the property still boasts many of its original features, including marble floors, vaulted ceilings, grand fireplaces, and columns. A global study conducted by consumer advocacy group Which? has identified the Roseate Reading (pictured) as the most affordable five-star hotel in the UK The hotel is located just a short walk from Reading station, with direct links to London via the Elizabeth LineMeanwhile, a centrepiece chandelier crafted from 86,000 glass beads adds to its old-world charm.In addition to its architectural appeal, the hotel features spacious rooms, large bathrooms with Penhaligon’s toiletries, a small spa, gym, and an on-site restaurant serving seasonal British cuisine.At the Roseate Reading, guests can indulge in fresh, locally-sourced dishes from the hotel’s ever-changing menu, or relax over an Afternoon Tea served in the Reading Room. The bar offers an array of cocktails, a fine selection of wine and a host of simple but immaculately served all-day bar meals. Which?’s study also unveiled Vietnam’s Emerald Bay Hotel & Spa in Nha Trang as the cheapest five-star hotel in the world, priced at just £22 a night. For that bargain price, guests can ‘enjoy sea views on a roof top terrace’ and ‘access a private beach’. One holidaymaker describes the hotel as a ‘hidden gem’ in a review.Next cheapest on the list is the Angkor Miracle Resort and Spa in Cambodia which is a steal at just £49 per night. Which? says: ‘The enormous rooms feature traditional Cambodian décor, with dark wood floors and carved furniture’.Outside the hotel, guests can enjoy an infinity pool set within ‘tropical greenery’. A visitor describes it as an ‘incredible resort’. Housed in a Grade II listed building dating back to 1911, the property still boasts many of its original features, including marble floors, vaulted ceilings, grand fireplaces, and columns In addition to its architectural appeal, the hotel features spacious rooms, large bathrooms, a small spa, gym, and an on-site restaurant serving seasonal British cuisine At the Roseate Reading, guests can indulge in fresh, locally sourced dishes from the hotel’s ever-changing menu, or relax over an Afternoon Tea served in the Reading Room The bar offers an array of cocktails, a fine selection of wine and a host of simple but immaculately served all-day bar mealsIn Europe, one of the study’s ‘most impressive’ hotels is the Grand Hotel Continental in Bucharest. The hotel, centrally located in the Romanian capital, costs just £87 per night.The hotel includes a ‘turn-down service’, a concierge, a hot-tub, sauna and gym and a fine-dining restaurant which has ‘silverware, candelabras, baroque furniture and waistcoated waiters.’A holidaymaker says the hotel offers a ‘grand experience at an affordable price’ in their review.When it comes to a mountain getaway, the Suites Plaza Hotel & Wellness Andorra tops the list, with rooms from just £107 per night.Which? explains that the hotel is just 15 minutes from the ski slopes at Vallnord while it also has a wellness centre complete with a ‘sauna, indoor pool, gym and a family-friendly spa’. The hotel has three restaurants and one guest describes the breakfast as ‘outstanding’.
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