Stoke Park

A magnificent mansion house set in a captivating parkland setting designed by Capability Brown, Stoke Park is a supremely comfortable country retreat not far from Windsor and central London. The hotel provides both traditional and contemporary accommodation, 13 tennis courts, a fabulous 27-hole championship golf course and one of the country’s best spas.

All the rooms and suites at Stoke Park are individually designed with antiques and paintings. The 21 bedrooms in the Mansion house overlook the 350 acres of parkland and gardens, and many have balconies ideal for enjoying breakfast and evening drinks. The 28 contemporary designed bedrooms in the Pavilion provide attractive views towards Windsor Castle. Take a walk through the grounds to appreciate their beauty followed by a round of golf or a game of tennis. In the evening, discover fine modern British cuisine in the Dining Room.

Stoke Park has always had a close relationship to Pinewood Studios and the British film industry. Stoke Park and its grounds are so impressive that it has featured in a number of famous films over the years. Two James Bond films, Goldfinger and Tomorrow Never Dies, were filmed at Stoke Park. The epic duel between Bond and Goldfinger is still considered to be the most famous game of golf in cinematic history. Key parts of Bridget Jones’s Diary were also filmed here.

At a glance

Sweeping stairs, chandeliers, vast marble bathrooms, sumptuous four-poster beds and fine antiques make staying here an almost regal experience. The same can be said of the excellent food, wine and palatial dining halls. Such indulgence is enhanced with the award-winning Spa, Health and Racquet Pavilion which echoes the magnificence of the Stoke Park Mansion. The 1908 27-hole parkland golf course is one of the first and finest of its kind in the world.