Chewton Glen

Reposing on the edge of the New Forest, overlooking stunning parkland, sits an elegantly maintained country estate.

One of the few remaining bastions of quintessential English living, Chewton Glen is an idyllic escape for those seeking respite along England’s South Coast. Sandwiched between stunning countryside and the placid seafront and comprised of over 130 acres of parkland, gardens and coastline, this privately owned luxury hotel & award-winning spa prides itself on its exceptional hospitality.

While here, guests can indulge in restorative treatments, captivating views and outdoor excursions, as well as impressive state-of-the-art recreational facilities: including a golf course, tennis courts and the delightfully British croquet lawn. There are plenty of activities to engage: from falconry and archery to duck herding and mountain biking. And with Bournemouth, Christchurch and Southampton a stone’s throw away, there’s plenty more to explore beyond the borders of this charming country house hotel.

Cookery School

Chief among Chewton Glen’s attractions is its acclaimed James Martin cookery school which immerses its students in the joys and pleasure of cooking. Guests get an insight into sustainable food sourcing and get to prepare signature dishes under the tutelage of some of the region’s top chefs. Of course, all this expertise in-house makes Chewton Glen an equally revered destination for fine dining, with its highly-rated Dining Room serving up elevated English and European classics.

As Captain Frederick Marryat, author of the timeless children’s classic ‘The Children of the New Forest, likely found during his many stays here, Chewton Glen is that peaceful home-away that also manages to stir the imagination.

Facilities

Golf Course

Gym

2 Restaurants

Spa

Swimming Pool

Tennis Courts

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Chewton Glen

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Enjoy an October Half Term a little closer to home on a luxury escape in the New Forest

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Accommodation Options

72 bedrooms, 14 of which happen to be luxury Treehouse suites, make up the array of delightful accommodations offered by this fine English country estate. Full of character and quintessentially British charm, the bedrooms and suites on offer provide for a comfortable and peaceful stay on the edge of the New Forest. From the crisp clack of cricket balls to marvellous treetop views, there are plenty of experiences to choose from.

Treehouses - Suspended 35-feet above ground, these other-worldly treetop abodes offer a unique, one-of-a-kind experience in UK accommodation.

Garden Rooms

For couples or solo travellers after a short stay, these cosy, well-secluded rooms offer the perfect reprieve. Avid visitors can marvel at picturesque views of the parkland.

Classic Rooms

A private balcony and a divine kingsize bed make these second-floor rooms a treat for couples after a relaxing weekend away. Curl up with afternoon tea in the quaint seating area.

Estate Rooms

These rooms offer traditional style with a contemporary flair. With a spacious seating area, large bath, kingsize and twin-size beds, they’re ideal for families after a snug stay.

Junior Suites

Perfect for those looking to unwind completely but with that extra touch of luxe. Offering a choice of either traditional country or contemporary decor, these suites are generously spaced.

Croquet Lawn Rooms

True anglophiles will appreciate the quintessential English ambience these suites provide. Let the clack of cricket balls from the lawn lull you into a pleasant afternoon kip.

Hot Tub & Hotel Suites

For a well-earned, quiet countryside break, these suites are the best way to indulge. For a more blissful stay, book one with a private hot tub.

Master Suites

Delightfully appointed suites available in three stunning designs - the Masterman Ready with its sumptuous sundeck, the Poacher with its elegant private study and separate lounge and the Jacob Faithful with its private balcony featuring breathtaking views.

Coach House Suites

Exquisitely proportioned with no detail amiss, the Coach House Suites can accommodate up to 6 guests across its upstairs and downstairs configuration. A private walled-garden, Howard-style furniture and peaceful decor make this ideal accommodation for families and groups.

Marryat Suite

Featuring the original bedroom and lounge within the estate’s 18th Century manor house, the Marryat Suite is very much the crown jewel of Chewton Glen. Designed with those discerning guests in mind, it offers the perfect backdrop for private dinners, cocktail parties and other social occasions.

Treehouse Studio Suite

Escape the ordinary world for the clouded vistas of this remarkable Treehouse Studio Suite. Subtly designed and spaciously proportioned, you’ll be able to completely unwind on the terrace or soak in the hot tub.

Treehouse Loft Suite

Tucked away in a lush tree canopy only a minute away from the main hotel, these loft suites offer a whimsical adventure for the whole family. Complete with a kingsize bed for the adults and a delightful gallery bunk bed for children.

Treehouse Hideaway Suite

A more spacious version of the studio suite, this makes for the perfect romantic escape. Watch the sunset from the terrace, cosy up with a log fire or set the mood with the mood lighting.

The Yews

A quiet, earthy haven sheltered within the verdant New Forest, The Yews is Chewton Glen’s most luxuriously realized treehouse experience. With a private chef on hand and well-stocked hampers to keep you nourished underfloor heating and other luxury amenities, you’ll be well looked after.

Restaurants

When it comes to food, Chewton Glen abides by a simple philosophy: ‘live to eat, not eat to live’. Indeed, simplicity underscores Chewton Glen’s entire approach to food which revolves around sustainability and intelligent cooking. From enriching humble English dishes to entertaining and education guests through interactive workshops and cooking classes, England’s culinary culture is fully embraced at this country estate.

The Dining Room

Boasting accolades from the Tatler Dining Awards and a top-flight company of haute-cuisine talent, The Dining Room elevates the classic country menu in a refined way. Striking a subtle yet brilliant balance between cosmopolitan flair and the comfort of traditional English flavours, Head Chefs Simon Addison and Luke Mathews captain this exquisite culinary journey beautifully.

Lunch
Dinner

The Kitchen

The Kitchen is Chewton Glen’s answer to casual dining. Every aspect of the space is designed for guests to appreciate and learn about food and cooking. The open-plan layout allows you to observe the chefs at work while gardeners select fresh fruits and vegetables from the garden and greenhouse. The resident Cookery School offers hands-on workshops where students get to explore everything from food production to the preparation of signature dishes under the guidance of professional chefs.

Lunch

Afternoon Tea

You’ll experience all the trappings of this fine English tradition with this offering - cakes, sandwiches, scones, jams and, of course, tea - as well as locally grown ingredients. This afternoon tea pays homage to revered naval officer Captain Marryat along with the outstanding fair and produce Hampshire has to offer.

Activities and Entertainment

From the lavish spa to the impressive cooking school and state-of-the-art facilities, you’ll find plenty of colourful things to keep you occupied and refreshed at Chewton Glen. Actively-inclined? Then take a plunge in the 17 m swimming pool or take advantage of the world-class gym, dance and fitness classes, the tennis courts and onsite golf course.

Or why not take this opportunity to recharge at the spa, where you can indulge in the hydrotherapy and whirlpools or a nice afternoon tea and pamper? If you fancy an outdoor excursion, the estate’s 130 acres of gardens, woodland and parkland offer the perfect setting for an impromptu afternoon stroll.

Venture a little further, and you’ll stumble upon the stunning Hampshire coastline where there are plenty of water-based activities as well as other sites and treats, including Winchester Cathedral, Stonehenge and the Beaulieu National Motor Museum.