PETA’s Top 10 Vegan-Friendly Hotels in UK and Europe
Planning your next European getaway? From vegan fine dining in France to a completely animal-free retreat on the shores of Lake Garda, hotels across Europe are making compassionate travel easier and more luxurious than ever.
Whether you’re looking for a city break, relaxing escape, or somewhere to indulge in unforgettable vegan food, these hotels are showing what modern hospitality can look like when plants take centre stage.
Pack your bags and discover PETA’s top 10 vegan-friendly hotels in the UK and Europe.
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Hotel Casa Albets
Spain
Eco-friendly travellers rejoice at this 4-star solar-powered vegan hotel in Catalonia. Rooms use vegan bedding and toiletries, and dogs are welcome to stay too. The gourmet restaurant won a Michelin Green Star in 2024, and serves a seven-course tasting dinner. Stand out dishes on the autumn menu include smoked eggplant tartare with Aragón olives, seitan with saffron milk cap mushrooms, roasted carrot and pumpkin, and chestnut brownie with sweet potato foam.
Il Mansio
Italy
A relaxing luxury sanctuary awaits at the first fully vegan hotel to open on the shores of the beautiful Lake Garda. Taking a 360° approach, the furniture, bedding, toiletries, products in the private spa, and food is fully vegan. The contemporary restaurant showcases local cuisine. Breakfast menu highlights are tofu scramble, croissant with apricot jam, and a mini quiche. Main menu delights include panella with bell pepper caponata, crispy panko-crusted aubergine with parsley sauce and pine nut butter, and to finish homemade tiramisu.
Salvator Boutique Hotel
Czechia
Located in central Prague, near the Prague National Museum and Wenceslas Square, this fully vegan hotel is a perfect base for exploring the “Golden City”. The hotel’s restaurant Palo Verde bistro serves excellent coffee and a unique and tasty breakfast range, with tofu benedict, pancakes and kimchi omelette. Lunch and dinner options feature tom yum hot “chicken” bites, tofu banh mi, and red pesto lasagna.
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Hilton Geneva Hotel & Conference Centre
Switzerland
Hilton hotels in the UK have had good vegan options for several years, netting them a PETA Travel Award. Now their European locations are catching up. The OXBO restaurant at the Hilton Geneva Hotel & Conference Centre has vegan options for breakfast, and on the à la carte menu. Enjoy the San Marzano tomato and watermelon gazpacho to start, a roasted aubergine and vegan cheese dish for mains, and finish with a fruit crumble with raspberry sorbet.
Hotel du Vin
UK
This boutique hotel has over 19 locations in the UK, each with an extensive wine list and sommeliers on hand. The breakfast menu features a fry-up with Merguez-style sausages, vegan black pudding, grilled tomato, mushroom and scrambled tofu. The Vegan Taste du Vin menu (five courses with wine pairings) includes a caramelised onion, squash and spinach pithivier with celeriac purée, and a selection of vegan cheeses on toasted sourdough.
25hours Hotel Paper Island
Denmark
Located in Copenhagen’s harbour, this Green Key certified sustainable hotel has a relaxed atmosphere, where you can sit back and enjoy tasty plant-based dishes. Drop into the Nomad Day Bar for a vegan burger with cheese and fries, or Tiger Lily restaurant to enjoy creative South Asian dishes with sociable dining. Our top picks are the grilled asparagus in a red curry sauce with Thai basil, and tom yum ramen noodles with coriander, chilli and lime.
Postillion Hotels
Netherlands
With eight Green Key certified hotels in the Netherlands, Postillion is leading the way in vegan fare. The hotel’s Plant First initiative celebrates plant-forward menus, and customers opting for dishes containing meat or dairy are charged a CO₂ compensation fee of €0.25 per dish. Our menu highlights include the plant-based salmon sashimi, Postillion Burger, and tarte tatin with vanilla ice cream for dessert.
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Helsinki
Finland
Radisson Hotel Group has pledged to put more vegan options on the menu at its European hotels, as part of its climate action strategies. The Bistro Vilho restaurant at Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel serves classic Finnish fare. Try the starter of deep-fried Brussels sprouts, with fermented pepper mayo, herbs, and parsley oil. Tasty mains include a burger with vegan cheese and fries, and a roasted Jerusalem artichoke, lentil and bean cassoulet.
Scandic Europa, Gothenburg
Sweden
The Scandic Hotels chain operates over 100 sites in the Nordic countries, Germany and Poland. To reduce climate emissions, the hotel group aims to reach 60% plant-based food on menus by 2030. At Scandic Europa in Gothenburg, the HAK restaurant serves a roasted cauliflower steak, with potatoes and a caramelised cream sauce, and a vegan burger with cheese, fries and pickles. Scandic Hotels also have good vegan options for breakfast, including oat milk, non-dairy yoghurt and vegan cheese.
Sofitel Lyon Bellecour
France
Sofitel is a luxury brand belonging to Accor Group, which operates across more than 100 countries. The group has set a global target of 35% meat-free dishes on the menu by 2030. At Sofitel Lyon Bellecour’s restaurant Les Trois Dômes, fine-dining chef Jérémy Ravier explores the richness of plant-based cuisine. Dishes highlight the ocean flavours of seaweed and samphire, and earthy goodness of kale and sweet potato.
Make Your Next Holiday Kinder to Animals
Great hospitality shouldn’t come at animals’ expense.
Cows form friendships, chickens have complex social structures, and pigs can recognise their own names. Yet animals used for meat, eggs, and dairy can spend their lives confined and undergo painful mutilations before being killed in abattoirs.
From fully vegan hotels to major chains serving exciting plant-based dishes, PETA’s picks show just how easy it is to make compassionate choices while travelling.
So wherever your next trip takes you, look out for vegan food and animal-free amenities and help make every holiday a little kinder.
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