A growing number of Britons opting for holidays on home soil, with 80% saying that staycations are less stressful than trips abroad. But how do they go about finding accommodation? Canvas8 spoke to 20 men and women to understand what’s most important to them when booking a hotel in the UK.

While China is well-known for its love of luxury fashion labels, the nation’s holidaymakers aren’t as enamoured with high-end accommodation. Hong-Kong based Rosewood Hotel Group recognises this, attracting travellers with local knowledge and home comforts over luxury and prestige.

Spending a night in the great outdoors – whether at a festival or on a camping trip – is a dreaded prospect for some people. But they won’t have to put up with soggy sleeping bags and shoddily assembled tents at the Pop-Up Hotel, which creates a five-star hotel experience in almost any location.

Easier than flying, cheaper than the train, and more comfortable than driving, Cabin’s double-decker coach ferries customers between Los Angeles and San Francisco overnight. With 35% of Americans reporting sleep deprivation, it’s giving busy travellers dedicated time to snooze.