Langshott Manor

Langshott Manor is a breathtaking 16th century Elizabethan manor house hotel, surrounded by three acres of private gardens, scented terraces and an ancient moat with resident ducks. Packed with a wealth of original period features, this charming and glamorously stylish hideaway also has a superb, fine dining restaurant.

Cosy log fires, exposed beams and oak panelling blend well with modern comforts in traditionally elegant rooms, some with four-poster beds. Rooms at Langshott Manor are named after local castles, gardens and racecourses or after King Henry VIII and his six wives.

In the warmer months, sit out on your private sun deck and appreciate this delightful rural setting with its own moat and giant willow tree. Further discover the delights of the gardens before dining in Langshott Manor’s acclaimed Mulberry Restaurant for exceptional food and wine and the choice of an eight-course taster menu.

At a glance

The illusion of time in reverse continues inside Langshott Manor. Two cottages dating from the 1500s, were joined by the Victorians with the addition of a bell tower and a mews. The eccentricities of the building give great character to the rooms, which a recent refurbishment has exploited to great effect with up-to-the-minute luxurious facilities. Langshott Manor's oak-beamed dining room provides a tempting array of contemporary European cuisine with an emphasis on local produce.