Hotels in The Home Counties

Italianate manor encircled by National Trust gardens. Some rooms have handcrafted beds, others look onto the Berkshire hills. 

This wood-framed coaching inn seamlessly blends in with its historic surroundings near the River Misbourne. Part of the Modern Coaching Inns group tha

This palatial house has served many purposes, from private estate and RAF officer housing to corporate office; it became today’s hotel in July 1991. T

The 19th-century farmstead features vaulted ceilings and large stone fireplaces.

Gravetye Manor is not only one of the first country houses to transform into a sophisticated hotel, but these 1,000 acres were also once home (and tes

This coaching inn’s history runs back to the 12th century, and the common areas form the activity hub of the 50-room location. The Main Inn, Cottage,

Housed in a mid-18th-century coaching inn, this Ribble Valley B&B is known as much for its food as for its three guest rooms. Owners Jonathan and Mart

The counterpart to Sanctum Soho in London, the land where this nine-room, red-brick hotel sits, is owned by a rock-and-roll promoter; appropriate sinc

With history dating back to 3,000 B.C. (pottery found on the grounds), this hotel has played many roles: residence, boarding school, secret military h

There’s no shortage of history at the Red Lion; thought to have been built around 1531, it’s reported to have hosted King Charles I, Queen Wilhemina,

The village of Chalfont St. Giles is “country England” at its most quintessential, and this cozy, 11-room hotel near the Chiltern hills provides a com