Carrick House

17th century house built by John Stewart, Lord Kinclaven, Earl of Carrick younger brother of Patrick, 2nd Earl of Orkney in 1633. Scene of Pirate Gow’s capture…

Tankerness House

A fine vernacular 16th century town house contains The Orkney Museum…

Beauberry House

Claridge's

In the heart of Mayfair, Claridge’s luxury hotel in London is perfectly placed for the city, the shopping districts and leafy Hyde Park…

The Ritz

The site now occupied by The Ritz at 150 Piccadilly has previously been home to several similar businesses. The Old White Horse Cellar was once one of the most famous coaching inns in England, later the site was occupied by the Bath Hotel and then the Walsingham House Hotel, which was demolished to make way for The Ritz…

The Waldorf Hilton

The Waldorf Hotel, now known as the Waldorf Hilton, is a hotel based in The Aldwych, London. It has a history dating back to 1908. It was founded by William Waldorf Astor, 1st Viscount Astor, part of the Astor family…

Cliveden House

1605 - Estate acquired by Manfield…

Rhinefield House

Set deep in the New Forest National Park, among tall conifers and scented pines, this grand luxury hotel in Hampshire may have come as a surprise. With its steeply pitched roof, redbrick chimneys and leaded windows, the design is a blend of Tudor and Gothic, old and new, the romantic and the eccentric. Our 2 AA Rosette Fine dining restaurant in Hampshire is perfect for romantic or celebratory meals…

Tylney Hall Hotel

Tylney Hall is a Grade II listed building and remains an outstanding example of a luxury country house hotel that has never lost its old world sense of charm.When you arrive at Tylney Hall Hotel, Hampshire, you are swept along a tree-lined avenue and then all at once the magnificent Victorian era mansion house appears, its full beauty slowly revealed as you drive through the avenue of trees that frames the approach. At first sight the main hall immediately takes you back to an age of elegance and gracious living. Step through the entrance archway and you emerge into the reception area which sets the scene. Your eye is greeted with floor to ceiling walnut panelling that sweeps up the magnificent staircase creating a splendour and warmth of welcome that belongs to a bygone era. Hampshire hotels simply don’t come any grander or offer such heights of luxury anywhere in the UK…

The Orangery At Turkey Mill

In the last 35 years Turkey Mill has undergone a huge transformation from working papermill (it closed in 1976) to private residence and home to Young and Partners Motor Dealership, to a business park for more than 65 companies alongside the Orangery and an established events venue…