
Danesfield House that we see today was completed in 1901 as a family home for Robert William Hudson. The house stands amidst 65 acres of formal gardens with outstanding views over the River Thames and the Chiltern Hills beyond. No two rooms are the same at Danesfield House. Each one of our 51 beautiful bedrooms and suites has been individually designed to make your stay unique.
Some are bespoke finished with traditional country house fittings and fixtures, including sumptuously soft and comfortable four-poster beds. This quintessentially British tradition is enjoyed at Danesfield House with the River Thames and the Chilterns as a backdrop. An award-winning spa, specialising in overall wellbeing and relaxation, featuring a 20-metre swimming pool, eight treatment rooms, studio and fully equipped gym.
Some are bespoke finished with traditional country house fittings and fixtures, including sumptuously soft and comfortable four-poster beds. This quintessentially British tradition is enjoyed at Danesfield House with the River Thames and the Chilterns as a backdrop. An award-winning spa, specialising in overall wellbeing and relaxation, featuring a 20-metre swimming pool, eight treatment rooms, studio and fully equipped gym.
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History
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Danesfield House that we see today was completed in 1901 as a family home for Robert William Hudson. The house is the third property to have been built within this glorious setting, amidst 65 acres of formal gardens with outstanding views over the River Thames and the Chiltern Hills beyond.
Originally some 4,000 years ago, the site was reputed to have been a resting place of nomadic tribes who paused to hunt nearby land and fish in the then untamed river.If you stand on the crest of the bank between the present house and the river and look west there is a steep ravine directly in front of you which is the remnant of the ramparts of a prehistoric fortification.
Originally some 4,000 years ago, the site was reputed to have been a resting place of nomadic tribes who paused to hunt nearby land and fish in the then untamed river.If you stand on the crest of the bank between the present house and the river and look west there is a steep ravine directly in front of you which is the remnant of the ramparts of a prehistoric fortification.
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Please be aware that in order to ensure social distancing is maintained, and to comply with Government guidelines, all visits to the Spa and use of the Spa facilities (including Residents at the Hotel) must be pre-booked. We have had to limit the number of people that can use facilities at one time, including the swimming pool and the gym.
Dining
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An 'Orangery' was a building frequently found in the grounds of fashionable residences from the 17th to the 19th Century and given a classical architectural form. The Orangery was similar to a greenhouse or conservatory. The name reflects the original use of the buildings as a place where citrus trees were often wintered in tubs under cover, surviving through harsh frosts though not expected to flower and fruit.
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Located just 30 minutes from London Heathrow Airport and less than one hours drive from Central London, Danesfield House is the perfect venue for business meetings, conferences and other events. Whilst maintaining the buildings charm and grandeur our meeting rooms are diverse and adaptable with plenty of natural daylight.
Weddings
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Whether you're planning a lavish party for 120 guests or an intimate affair for just close friends and family; the elegant architecture, stunning landscaped gardens and luxurious spa here at Danesfield House provide the perfect ingredients for your special day. Imagine having an entire Luxury Hotel to yourself: relaxing guest rooms, fairytale towers, ornate ceilings and impeccable staff dedicated to your wedding alone.
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