Hambleton Hall Rutland

Hambleton Hall is your luxurious home from home situated on the peninsula above Rutland Water. Renowned for impeccable service thanks to four decades of ownership by Tim & Stefa Hart, its elegantly-designed rooms and Michelin-starred cuisine are reason enough to visit. Tour the grounds on foot to the water’s edge, collect bread from Hambleton’s own bakery in a nearby village and discover England’s...

Alexander House & Utopia Spa

Dating back to the 17th century, Alexander House Hotel & Utopia Spa has a fascinating history that traces back to when a Roman road ran past the western boundary. One stone from the boundary dates back to 1608 - a history that now stands proud in our luxurious 1608 Champagne Bar. The original house, famed for its grandeur, held connections to luminary poet Percy Bysshe Shelley and was later purchased in 1909...

Kinloch House Pertshire

Kinloch House appeals to everyone who enjoys that ‘home from home’ atmosphere. This is a special place in which to relax and enjoy some of Scotland’s wonderful countryside and good cuisine. Built in 1840, Kinloch House is a fine example of a traditional Scottish country house. With an oak-panelled hall, staircase and portrait gallery, the house stands proudly in twenty-five acres of woodland and parkland. The...

Doxford Hall Hotel & Spa

Cocooned in ten acres of glorious private grounds, in a quiet corner of Northumberland, Doxford Hall oozes the timeless elegance of the quintessential English mansion house. Our sprawling, 200-year old estate offers the perfect bolthole to reconnect with friends and family, with nature and the great outdoors. For Northumberland, ‘England’s last great wilderness’, has it all. Experience the majesty of the rugged coastline...

Grays Court Hotel York

The vibrant and diverse history of Grays Court provides the opportunity to stay, dine and relax in a building that has seen knighthoods bestowed, played host to kings and has the privilege of being the only privately owned building in York with direct access to York’s City walls. Commissioned circa 1080 by the first Norman Archbishop, Thomas of Bayeux and nestled in the heart of the exclusive Minster Quarter in the historic...