Imagine the peace and calm of a country hotel, endless manicured gardens to take afternoon tea or a pre-dinner cocktail and a timeless interior – in the beating heart of London.
Chic, with an independent spirit. Welcome to The Athenaeum. This Art Deco beauty has stood in the heart of Mayfair since 1850, but it hasn’t stood still.
Much like its Knightsbridge neighbour Harrods, The Capital hotel is a refuge of English elegance and tradition, with modern sensibilities, impeccable service and all mod cons, naturally.
Climping Street, Climping, Nr. Arundel, Sussex, BN17 5RW.
Follow the winding, lavender-filled path from the front door of Baliffscourt Hotel, through 30 acres of private parkland and you’ll soon have sand from Climping Beach between your toes.
Classically elegant, Bedford Lodge Hotel & Spa was originally built as a Georgian hunting lodge. Nestled in three secluded acres of pruned gardens and rose bushes, it really is one of a kind.
Look above the doorframe of Gravetye Manor and you’ll see the letters ‘R’ and ‘K’ etched into the stone. R for Richard Infield, K for Katherine, his bride. He built this magnificent house in 1598 for her.
Oxford Road, near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP17 8NR.
Picture a Grade I stately house proudly standing in the Vale of Aylesbury, the last undiscovered Designated Area of Natural Beauty in the country.
Lainston House is a 17th Century luxury hotel, offering luxurious stays, award-winning dining, bespoke meetings and memorable weddings.
With sweeping views of Dedham Vale and the Stour Valley, Talbooth House & Spa shares the very same views that inspired Constable’s bucolic masterpieces.
Nature, and her far-reaching influence, is everywhere at Ockenden Manor. Nothing calms the mind and feeds the soul as a connection to nature does.
It’s the little things at Park House that have earned this hotel a reputation as a home from home.
Picture a hidden, refined sanctuary in the heart of the Hertfordshire countryside.
Wind your way down impossibly charming streets of crooked medieval houses, straight out of a film set, and nestled amongst 300 listed buildings you’ll find one of the most luxurious hotels in Suffolk.
Step through the front doors, you’ll be greeted by a floor-to-ceiling glass wine vault, brilliantly bathed in blue and green hues of light.
Staying at Bovey Castle is a timeless experience.
Once upon a time… There was a beautiful manor house, nestled in a secluded valley beneath Dartmoor’s wild tors and moors.
Step onto the sweeping Royal Crescent, there’s no finer example of Georgian architecture, in all its Palladian glory, than right here.
With breathtaking views of the Atlantic and the rugged Cornish coastline The Headland Hotel shouts high glamour and drama from its rooftops.
Sub-tropical gardens, that are more reminiscent of far warmer climes than our British shores – yes, they are palm trees, surround the exquisite Nare Hotel.
With records of the building dating back to the late 7th century, this special Grade II listed building has history, quirk and charm in every inglenook and corner.
Owning and running a hotel for more than 125 years gives the Grose family unrivalled hospitality masterclass status.
A Grade II listed Victorian country house on the edge of the spectacular Snowdonia National Park, Palé Hall is a destination for quiet retreat, comfort and culinary indulgence.
Picture a winding drive climbing through 200 acres of wooded parkland. Tall chimneys appear through the trees hinting at the charm and splendour of this ancient country house.
Nestling in the heart of the beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside, this most charming of venues is widely regarded as one of the finest restaurants and unique luxury hotels in Wales.
There’s a sense of calm at The Lake Country House and Spa that hits you from the moment you leave the main roads and follow the country lanes that lead to the front door.
With the picture postcard perfection of the Cotswolds at every turn, Barnsley House fits the brief beautifully as the quintessential country retreat. Tumbling wisteria, warm stone and symmetrical chimneys – a bucolic dream.
Picture a perfect break; impossibly charming surroundings in the English countryside, a grand period country manor house, straight out of the pages of your favourite interior magazine.
Southam Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL52 3NJ.
With the impossibly charming Cotswolds as the stage, Ellenborough Park is the place to live out your fantasies of grandeur, for a little while, at least. Built from classic honey toned Cotswold stone that radiates in the light, these magnificent surroundings are the place to escape reality.
Arriving to any house from a mile long, sweeping avenue of beech and lime trees is always going to be a special occasion, when a Palladian mansion awaits at the end of the driveway, it’s something else altogether. What do they say about first impressions?
An 18th century country manor house, complete with trailing wisteria and ivy. Sitting proudly in 12 acres of pristine countryside. Ramble through the gardens, there are 26 distinctive areas, many of them have been restored to their original 1920s glory. Breathe in the Cotswold country air. Relax.
Enviably located overlooking Rutland Water, Tim and Stefa Hart’s haven of gastronomy is a treat for the senses. Lovingly-curated antiques blend with opulent furnishings to produce an elegant, comfortable bolthole two and a half hours from London. South-facing gardens and the parterre provide year-round pleasure, while indoors the house is warmed by open fires all winter.
The Haycock Manor Hotel is one of the finest hotels in Cambridgeshire. Set in the idyllic surroundings of Wansford- in-England, on the River Nene, this hotel offers the best of breathtaking scenery and the finest of facilities.
North Kilworth, Leicestershire, LE17 6JE.
Picture this: It’s a beautiful summer’s evening, the sun’s low, giving out that glow that makes everyone look fabulous in photographs.
Stapleford, nr. Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, LE14 2EF.
With 500 acres of Capability Brown parkland as a supporting act Stapleford Park has heritage and history at every turn, indoors and out.
Bassenthwaite Lake, Keswick, Lake District, CA12 4RE
Where do you let your gaze fall when you approach Armathwaite Hall?
Farlam Hall Hotel & Restaurant is a privately owned, 4 Silver Star hotel, located outside Brampton, Cumbria
British countryside pursuits and time well spent in the spa from the comfort of a Mediterranean-inspired luxury hideaway.
Crook Road, Windermere, The Lake District, Cumbria, LA23 3NE.
If a Champagne bar, a room with its own hydrotherapy hot tub and private treatment area, a choice of Michelin-starred or relaxed pan-Asian food and uninterrupted peace and tranquility sounds like your thing – and frankly, we can’t imagine why it wouldn’t be – then you need to know more about Gilpin, and you need to know soon!
With a stately backdrop of the Yorkshire Dales Grantley Hall will appeal to your romantic side.
Red brick and limestone give this William and Mary country house a timeless appeal.
Bring your appetite to Northcote, you’re going to need it.
There is a touch of magic here at Rockliffe Hall.
A visit to Seaham Hall is a walk in the past, and what a past.
From the moment you set eyes on The Chester Grosvenor you know you are in the presence of a grand dame.
‘Come as a guest, leave as a friend.’
Set in the heart of the Scottish Highlands on the magnificent West Coast, it’s difficult not to get swept up in the sheer romance of Airds.
Take cosmopolitan Edinburgh sophistication mixed with Orcadian heritage, the modern and the traditional. This is The Dunstane Houses, the very best in modern Scottish hospitality and culture. Mixing the old and the new, as Scotland does so well.
It’s no overstatement to describe Fingal as one of the most unique destinations in the UK.
Imagine the sheer majesty and romance of gliding up a tree-lined drive that ends at a fairytale Scottish Baronial castle.
Sails mainly from Oban with some departures from Greenock and Invergordon.
Take your place on the viewing deck, the best seat in the house.
Taking in the dramatic canopy of trees, the gated entrance and the sweeping driveway that leads up to Ness Walk, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’re in the middle of the Scottish countryside.
Originally a Victorian coaching inn, The Fife Arms is a Braemar landmark and a Category B listed building, nestled within the Cairngorms National Park just nine miles from Balmoral Castle.
Wind your way through the glen to the shores of Loch Torridon, arrive in 58 acres of parkland estate and the fairytale-like turrets will soon come into view.
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