Burnham Beeches Hotel, Burnham

Check in: 15:00 (3:00pm) Onwards (no arrivals allowed outside this window)

Check out: 06:00 (6:00am) - 10:00 (10:00am)

History

Originally built as a hunting lodge in what was then part of Windsor Park, the house afforded rest to the Royal hunting parties before resuming the chase. In 1737 the English Poet, Thomas Gray, visited his uncle who owned the house and was inspired to write his “Elegy in a Country Churchyard”. Later, the house, known as Cant’s Hill, became the property of the Clifton Brown family, famous for their association with the Palace of Westminster.

By 1965 the house, somewhat depleted, was saved and converted into a hotel. Subsequently the house has been extended and refurbished to provide all the comforts of a modern hotel with private bathrooms, telephones and colour televisions in every room, whilst retaining not only the ambience of a fine country house, but also its proud history stretching back to the 18th century.

Food & beverage

Gray’s Restaurant (2 AA Rosette Awarded) is located within the original Georgian mansion and combines elegant surroundings with contemporary cuisine. Open for both lunch and dinner everyday, this is the ideal venue to get together with colleagues or friends and family.

A private dining room is available on request (subject to charge) for special occasions or a family get-together. For a more informal dining experience, try the Georgian Bar & Lounge with food available all day. Or why not dine al fresco and enjoy the beautiful grounds the hotel has on offer or treat yourself to a delicious afternoon tea with freshly made cakes and sandwiches.

Grounds & Gardens

10 acres of grounds. Covered outdoor seating area.

Other facilities

Burnham Beeches Hotel offers both indoor and outdoor leisure facilities within the hotel complex that include, heated indoor pool, gymnasium, sauna, onsite tennis courts and country walks.

Free WiFi available throughout. Free car parking.