Hartwell House is a Jacobean and Georgian Grade I listed stately home, owned by the National Trust. Thirty years ago, it was refurbished and opened as a hotel and restaurant, and ten years ago donated to the National Trust to secure its future. Famous for its afternoon tea (served daily in the magnificent public rooms), you can also enjoy luncheon and dinner.
Britain's Finest in conversation with Hartwell House Hotel, Restaurant & Spa
Where is Hartwell House Hotel, Restaurant & Spa located?
It's located in 90 acres of Capability Brown-inspired parkland in the Vale of Aylesbury, which the guests can enjoy. Only 35 minutes by train from London Marylebone to Haddenham & Thame Parkway ( a 10 minute taxi ride away).
Does the chef at Hartwell House Hotel, Restaurant & Spa have a signature dish?
Wherever possible, the kitchen uses locally sourced and sustainable ingredients. The signature ingredient that head chef, Daniel Richardson, creates some mouth-watering dishes with, is Aylesbury Duck.
What type of food do you serve at Hartwell House Hotel, Restaurant & Spa?
The restaurant serves British fine dining cuisine using local produce and flavours. There is also an extensive wine selection, with some very special wines available by the glass using a Coravin.
What makes the dining experience unique at Hartwell House Hotel, Restaurant & Spa ?
Dining where King Louis XVIII of France once lived, in a Downton Abbey style stately home, with exceptional service and attention to detail, is a very special experience to enjoy.
Other Information
Hartwell House welcome children aged six years and over.
