Oakley Hall

Oakley Hall is a Georgian country house with 50 bedrooms, a two Rosette restaurant, and extensive event spaces spread across the property. The building occupies 315 acres of grounds that include gardens, parkland, and open areas suitable for various uses.

Built in 1795, the house developed connections to writer Jane Austen, who lived in the nearby village of Steventon. She mentioned it in her letters, linking the place to her local world and literary work.

The Glasshouse Restaurant earned two AA Rosettes by focusing on seasonal cooking with produce from the hotel's own kitchen garden. Diners experience meals that change with the seasons, reflecting what grows on the grounds.

The property provides disabled parking, adapted bedrooms, and ramp access for visitors with mobility needs. Interconnecting rooms help accommodate larger groups, and wheelchair access is available throughout the main areas.

The Garden Pavilion, added in 2018, provides contemporary event space alongside the historic main building. This addition blends modern design with the established parkland setting of the estate.