Heckfield Place

Heckfield Place is a Georgian country house in Hampshire that now operates as a hotel set within extensive grounds. The building stands amid organic gardens, orchards, meadows, woodlands, and lakes that spread across the property.

This place was built in 1790 as a private family home and carries Grade II listed status due to its Georgian design. After major restoration work, it reopened as a hotel in 2018.

The property is built around a working farm that feeds the kitchen, making seasonal eating a central part of the experience here. You notice this connection walking through the gardens and then sitting down to meals that reflect what grows in different times of year.

This hotel sits about an hour from London and is most easily reached by car. The property offers 45 rooms including six larger suites, and visitors should allow plenty of time to walk the grounds and explore the gardens.

An underground screening room in the basement hosts monthly cultural events that guests can attend. The on-site spa offers treatments timed to align with your body's natural rhythms throughout the day.