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This Grade 1 listed building, once home to Alfred Lord Tennyson,
is now an elegant hotel set in 33 acres of mature parkland.
Stay in one of the en-suite bedrooms, complete with television, radio
and tea making facilities, or the spacious self-catering units set within
the grounds.
Dine in the prestigious AA Rosette awarded restaurant or in the Shallots
Bistro.
All facilities are open to non-residents.
The hotel also caters for private and business functions, conferences
and is licensed for weddings.
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