Lucknam Park, near Bath, boasts an on-site Equestrian Centre with 35 horses.
Tuition in jumping, dressage and cross-country riding can be arranged and aside from a full-size all-weather arena, guests can ride out in 500 acres of parkland. In Newmarket, Suffolk, the ancestral home of British horseracing, Bedford Lodge is located adjacent to Newmarket Racecourse. Ellenborough Park overlooks Cheltenham racecourse and aside from race day events, the hotel can arrange family polo lessons.
Our member hotels offer a range of fabulous experiences, but if you’re looking to embrace your equestrian side then then the hotels listed below all offer horse riding activities.
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.
Staying at Bovey Castle is a timeless experience.
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?
Red brick and limestone give this William and Mary country house a timeless appeal.
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….
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