하트웰 하우스 & 스파

nivr hotel

There is honestly nothing negative to say. Fabulous historic house set in well kept parkland with a bridged lake. Met outside the door on arrival by friendly staff, and a roaring log fire inside. Refurbished sensitively, the rooms are spacious, warm and comfortable throughout. All staff were friendly and professional with nothing being too much trouble. Great spa staff and facilities also. First class full breakfast choice provided and the evening meal in the restaurant was outstanding. Thanks to each and every staff member.

Superb facial treatment from Nabila. The massage was amazing and my skin was super glowy afterwards. Will definitely go again! All products used were of excellent high quality and there was a fruit acid peel. Plus multiple face masks and serum.

We attended the New Year's Eve house party, which included a two nights stay. Although we had been to Hartwell a couple of times before, when emerging from lockdown and subject to various restrictions, on this occasion we were able to enjoy the full experience. This was outstanding, largely due to the excellence of the staff in all areas, and the ever present management. They really care for their guests, which is becoming increasing rare today. Nothing was too much trouble. A special thanks to the attentive sommelier Pepin, and all the staff who served us. We look forward to our next visit.

We have stayed at country house hotels before but not like this… a National trust country house and spa that invites guest to stay in their opulent rooms and provides food and service to match. The ambience is very special. Like being welcomed by the lord of the manor to stay the weekend. Definitely worth a visit. Don’t be fooled by the 4 stars. It’s much closer to a five star hotel in terms of quality of facilities and service and the food is top notch. The sommelier has prepared a high quality wine list varied and still good value. Wines by the glass are from top quality bottles but reasonable prices. We are used to a suite with fine decorations and finishings but our suite was more like a spin down antiques road trip. Fine 18th century furnishings and paintings to complete the ambiance. But then it is National Trust so expect the best. Cannot fault our stay.

Sometimes you get a feeling about a place just by looking at it from afar. I'd passed Hartwell House dozens of times on the way to Oxford and always thought it looked very appealing. With my wife's birthday coming up I decided to gather the clans and give it a try. From Mirella who took my booking to the smiley sommelier Pepin everyone was so friendly and welcoming. And I mustn't forget Ellie, the lovely food and beverages manager and the very attentive lady who served our breakfast. My daughter in law, who is a coeliac, was particularly impressed with the attention to detail of her dietary needs. She even had her own gluten free canapés! Hartwell House is in a beautiful setting and steeped in history. My French wife was intrigued to discover that the French King Louis the 18th lived in exile at Hartwell in the early part of the 19th century. The grandchildren loved the pool and spa and the adults enjoyed the warmth of the open fires in all the comfortably furnished sitting areas. I am leaving the best until last. The food was outstanding, the best we have experienced at any of the historic houses we have stayed at for this annual occasion. It was 'Michelin star' quality without the price tag. I unhesitatingly recommend Hartwell for any occasion where the best comes as standard.