Providing an abundance of fresh and seasonal produce for the restaurants including fruit, vegetables, salads, herbs and edible flowers, kitchen gardens are an integral part of many of the Pride of Britain Hotels.
Notable examples included Gravetye Manor’s oval walled Victorian kitchen garden and The Torridon in Scotland’s two-acre kitchen garden and farm, home to Highland cows and Tamworth pigs.
Our member hotels offer a range of experiences, but if you’re looking to enjoy the freshest home-grown produce then the hotels listed below all enjoy their own kitchen gardens.
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.
Lainston House is a 17th Century luxury hotel, offering luxurious stays, award-winning dining, bespoke meetings and memorable weddings.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Farlam Hall Hotel & Restaurant is a privately owned, 4 Silver Star hotel, located outside Brampton, Cumbria
With a stately backdrop of the Yorkshire Dales Grantley Hall will appeal to your romantic side.
Bring your appetite to Northcote, you’re going to need it.
There is a touch of magic here at Rockliffe Hall.
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.
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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