Belmond Le Manoir boasts a quintessentially English setting as it is surrounded by luscious lawns, beautiful flower beds and magnificent orchards. Belmond Le Manoir is a quaint manor in Great Milton offering 32 uniquely designed guest rooms and a two Michelin star restaurant offering amazing culinary experiences. Accommodating to all seasons, Belmond Le Manoir creates picturesque scenes in the winter as fires roar and warm the 15th-century manor as snow blankets the ground. Throughout the summer months, Le Manoir’s lush gardens offer a wealth of colour, brightening up any guest’s spirit. These gardens also provide fresh produce for the restaurant and cooking school. Journey down a path of lavender and embark on a culinary journey like no other. Michelin Star chef Raymond Blanc puts a unique spin on all of his gastronomic masterpieces and offers multiple course meals to allow guests to truly savour the flavour of every crisp vegetable and tender piece of meat. Blown away by the meal eaten the night before, Raymond Blanc offers the ability to learn how to create such remarkable cuisine at the Cookery School.

The former headquarters of the Midland Bank, this iconic building has been transformed into one of London’s most exclusive hotels and members club. A joint venture between Soho House & Co and the US Sydell Group, The Ned pays homage to its architectural and historical legacy, preserving every design detail from its past. From the 92 green verdite Corinthian columns, to the checkboard floors and the safety deposit signage in the main stairwell, The Ned guarantees awe-inspiring design, authentic experiences and glamour. Although located in London’s finance and business core, The Ned is far from being your typical business hotel. With décor inspired by the 1920’s and 1930’s era, The Ned brings together the ambiance of a quintessential English country house, with the glitz and glamour of New York. Guests will be spoiled for choice with the diverse range of restaurants available at The Ned; from a Parisian-inspired café, a British brasserie, a modern Asian-Pacific restaurant, an American steakhouse, to name but a few. Guests can also enjoy a dining experience like no other - with panoramic views stretching from St Paul’s Cathedral to as far as the Gherkin, guests should dine at Ned’s Club Upstairs which features its very own rooftop pool.