Located in the heart of Denbies Wine Estate, this fabulous hotel is set in the heart of the rolling Surrey Hills just one hour from London. Offering just 17 ensuite rooms with a new restaurant and bar, guests can enjoy winery and vineyard experiences.
Set in stunning grounds, this 18th century Queen Anne style manor was once the home of Sir Henry Page-Croft, Winston Churchill’s Under-Secretary of State for War. Carefully renovated, Fanhams Hall now offers 77 crisply decorated, contemporary bedrooms.
Taking its name from the 18th century politician Charles James Fox, this country mansion hotel is set in the heart of a 400-acre estate. The extensive leisure facilities include 2 championship golf courses, tennis and squash courts, and a health spa.
This classical Georgian country manor house offers just 19 elegant bedrooms, all individually styled with period pieces and fine antiques. The award-winning restaurant features fine dining in a delightful setting, whilst the outdoor terrace is perfect for a lazy summer afternoon.
Set in landscaped grounds fashioned by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, The Langley was the former country estate of the Duke of Marlborough. Sensitively restored, this Palladian style mansion blends historic legacy with contemporary style, all just a short journey from central London.
Although the roots of this imposing mansion house date back to 1838, it was during World War II that De Vere Latimer Estate became one of Britain’s most secret homes. Following a multi-million-pound refurbishment, it now offers 31 deluxe rooms, restaurant, bar, pool and sauna.
Set in beautiful, landscaped grounds overlooking Gerrards Cross Common, this historic coaching inn has been welcoming weary travelers since 1688. Offering a selection of comfortable en suite rooms and suites, guests can dine in the award-winning restaurant, bar, or on the outdoor terrace.
With its inglenook fires, crooked floors and cobbled courtyard, this former coaching inn offers a selection of traditional and modern bedrooms, as well as an award-winning restaurant. At the end of the Metropolitan Line, Amersham is just a tube ride away from Central London.
Featuring delightful views over the NT site of Frensham Great Pond, this charming 4-star country house hotel was once home to the Bishop of Winchester. With fifty-three beautifully designed bed rooms to choose from, enjoy laid-back lakeside fine dining in the Watermark Restaurant.
Sitting serenely on the banks of the Thames, the recently refurbished Swan offers delightful river views, fine food and drink, as well as well-appointed accommodation in 15 beautiful double rooms. Relax on the riverside terrace before enjoying classic British cuisine in the stylish restaurant.