Boringdon Hall 2.7.4

Boringdon Hall, a notable manor in Devon, transitioned to crown property after the dissolution of the monasteries by Henry VIII in 1539. Subsequently, it was granted to Thomas Wriothesley, the Earl of Southampton, a favored courtier of the monarch. The property has undergone significant renovations over the years, transforming it into a luxurious establishment characterized by meticulously designed interiors and a collection of 42 elegant rooms and suites.

Guests are treated to an impressive culinary experience with three distinct dining options, including the acclaimed Gallery Restaurant, which boasts 3 AA Rosettes for its fine dining. The Great Hall offers a more casual atmosphere for lighter fare and afternoon tea.

Upon arrival, visitors are welcomed by the Boringdon Concierge, who provides assistance with luggage and facilitates a seamless check-in process. A complimentary valet service is also available for the convenience of all guests.

Gaia Spa, situated within the grounds of Boringdon Hall, presents a uniquely designed wellness sanctuary focused on relaxation and rejuvenation in harmony with nature. It is tailored to enhance overall well-being.

• 2019 Hotel Spa of the Year in Western Europe & Scandinavia at the World Spa & Wellness Awards
• Best Destination Spa in the UK & Ireland at the 2018 Condé Nast Johansen Awards
• Sunday Times Number One Hotel & Spa 2016