Gravetye Manor, Manor house hotel in West Hoathly, England
Gravetye Manor is a hotel housed in a Grade I listed Tudor manor set in the Sussex countryside, offering 17 luxurious rooms and suites. The property sits within extensive gardens and woodlands that cover much of its grounds.
The manor dates to the 16th century and retains its original stone architecture featuring sandstone walls, mullioned windows, and decorative chimneys. These elements define the building's character and appearance.
The restaurant focuses on local ingredients, drawing vegetables and herbs from its own gardens and nearby Sussex farms to create seasonal menus. The kitchen reflects the rhythms of the year and blends traditional English dishes with modern techniques.
The hotel provides free parking on the grounds and sits about 20 kilometers from Gatwick Airport, with train services available from East Grinstead station. The location makes arrival and departure straightforward for visitors using different forms of transport.
The gardens were designed by William Robinson, a pioneer of naturalistic planting, and feature circular kitchen gardens and wild flower meadows that follow his original principles. Visitors can see how these early ideas about gardening have been preserved and maintained over time.
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