If you’ve never stayed at Boringdon Hall, you’re in for something special. The rooms and suites strike that perfect balance between historic charm and modern comfort – original stone walls, four-poster beds, rolltop baths and rich, moody tones that make you want to hibernate. Whether you’re staying in the main house or the newer wing, it’s all deeply relaxing and a little bit indulgent. One of those places where a glass of fizz, a long soak and a lazy morning are practically the whole agenda.
Boringdon Hall Hotel and Spa, PlymouthThe GAIA Awakening Journey combines a therapeutic salt and oil scrub with a personalised full-body massage. Treatments begin with a warm foot soak and welcome ritual, followed by time on a large heated bed while your therapist works intuitively with your body. Every part of the experience is generous – in time, in touch, in attention to detail.

Wellness Rooms are a great choice if you’re staying. Bright and modern, they come with an in-room bath, a huge bathroom filled with GAIA bath and body products, and a stack of proper towels and flannels. It’s luxurious without being over the top – just stylish, spacious and spot-on.
The food? Honestly, it’s reason enough to book. Àclèaf, Boringdon’s fine-dining restaurant, holds four AA Rosettes and was awarded a Michelin star in 2023 – and once you’ve eaten there, you’ll understand why. The atmosphere is intimate and elegant without being stiff, and the service strikes just the right note between friendly and flawless. Dinner at Àclèaf is one of the most memorable parts of a stay here. The tasting menu offers a choice at every course, paired with wines that bring out the best in each dish. Every plate is elegant and beautifully presented, with Head Chef Scott Paton’s creative British food hitting all the right notes.

The service is exceptional. Hannah, who has been part of the Àclèaf team for two years, brought real flair and enthusiasm to the wine pairings. Her knowledge is extraordinary, and her warmth and bright-eyed energy brought a wonderful rhythm to the meal.
Boringdon Hall is a hotel that does it all – spa, food, design, service – and does it with confidence and polish. There’s a sense of occasion from the moment you arrive.