Hotels in The Home Counties
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Cliveden House
This grand Italianate manor was home to three Dukes, an Earl, a Prince of Wales, and the Viscounts Astor—and hosted Queen Victoria and Charlie Chap... More -
Coworth Park
Love is in the air at this reinvented Georgian manor set on 240 acres of private parkland near Windsor Castle, 45 minutes outside London. In fact, ... More -
Danesfield House Hotel & Spa
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... More -
Emley Farmhouse
The 19th-century farmstead features vaulted ceilings and large stone fireplaces. More -
Gravetye Manor
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 ... More -
Olde Bell Inn
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, Cottag... More -
Red Pump Inn
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 M... More -
Sanctum on the Green
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 s... More -
The Grove, Watford
With history dating back to 3,000 B.C. (pottery found on the grounds), this hotel has played many roles: residence, boarding school, secret militar... More -
The Red Lion Hotel
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 Wilhemin... More -
The White Hart
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 ... More
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