4* Buckinghamshire Stay: Welcome Drink & Late Checkout for 2 - Three-Course Dinner Option

Luxury is an understatement when it comes to today’s elegant Manor House…

We’re offering you an overnight Buckinghamshire retreat for two people with breakfast, glass of house wine each and 12pm late checkout from £119, or from £139 for breakfast, a bottle of prosecco to share, a three-course dinner and late checkout, or a two-night stay from £218 or a two-night stay with dinner and prosecco on the first night from £238 saving you up to 28% off the 4* Stoke Place Hotel's prices.

4* Stoke Place

Designed in 1609 by the wonderful mind of King James II’s and Queen Anne’s royal chef Patrick Lamb and landscaping legend Capability Brown, the grand estate now known as Stoke Place has been renovated to provide mini-breakers with glamorous guestrooms and fabulous 4* service. After making your way down the sweeping driveway, you’ll be met by the hotel’s grand facade, sash windows and a warm welcome! During your countryside escape, you’ll rest your head in a Standard Double, beautifully combining the elegance of the Queen Anne era and modern luxury. Plush bedding, state-of-the-art TVs, tea and coffee-making facilities and fluffy slippers are just some of the deluxe amenities you can look forward to. A mouth-watering three-course dinner and a bottle of prosecco await if you've upgraded, making for a very special evening indeed. After your guaranteed good night's sleep, start the day right with a fresh full English breakfast, perfect to fuel you up for a day of exploring. And you'll even be able to take it easy on your final morning, with late checkout at 12pm!

Buckinghamshire

Begin your day with a leisurely stroll around the hotel’s grounds, Capability Brown was known for creating whimsical gardens with hidden paths, romantic hideaways and ornate statues, providing the serene start you’re after. Why not perch up in the garden with your breakfast bag for a pleasant picnic? Outside of the grounds, you’ll be perfectly placed within easy reach of local attractions such as Stoke Park, Slough, Gerrards Cross, and Windsor. Walking boots at the ready, discover the history behind Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House or Windsor Castle.