is 17 bedroom Relais & Chateaux Country House Hotel near West Hoathly in Sussex, is set in 1000 acres of wooded parklands and gardens, famous for being created by William Robinson, arguably one of England’s greatest gardeners. It is hard to believe that this secluded haven of peace is only 12 miles from Gatwick Airport and 30 miles from Central London. Enjoy glorious vistas from this remarkable 16th Century Elizabethan Manor, relax in surroundings of timeless elegance and savour top hospitality, fine wines and exquisite food.
“...beauty was never lost sight of; nothing was done without considering its effect on the landscape om every point of view...” William Robinson on Gravetye - 1918 three
e 17 bedrooms and suites at Gravetye are named aer tree species found on the estate.
Rich fabrics, fine antiques & hand craed beds emphasise the classical beauty of the interiors, whilst floral themes bring the garden into the manor. All our rooms are individually furnished, providing the highest standards of comfort and are all equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi, flat screen televisions and iPod docking stations. six
dining with us From unhurried classical dining in our atmospheric wood panelled restaurant to leisurely lunches in the garden... ...we hope to delight and enchant with our food regardless of the occasion. We are incredibly fortunate to have a one acre walled kitchen garden, which during the summer months provides 95% of all fruit and vegetables we use in the kitchen, assuring you of the very freshest ingredients.
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William Robinson – e Father of the English Flower Garden e gardens at Gravetye Manor are a very special place and can be considered amongst the most influential in English gardening history. e manor became the home of the creative, innovative and revolutionary gardener, William Robinson in 1884. Robinson’s ideas about naturalised plantings, allowing nature to flow into the garden, were ground breaking. Today Gravetye is a mature, charming and very beautiful garden. Areas of wild garden contrast seamlessly with more formal arrangements, and all the while surrounded by stunning countryside views. ten
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around gravetye Peace & tranquillity prevail at Gravetye Manor Whether it’s reading a
Standen - 4 miles (10mins)
Glyndebourne - 24 miles (45mins)
Hever Castle - 18 miles (30mins)
Sheffield Park - 13 miles (25mins)
Wakehurst - 4.5 miles (10mins)
Bluebell Railway - 2 miles (5mins)
good book in front of the fire, a gentle stroll in the garden or something a little more vigorous, there is still plenty to do and see in and around the Manor. Some of England's finest historic houses and gardens can be found nearby, as well as several top ranked golf courses. Gravetye is also the perfect base for trips to Glyndebourne, Goodwood and Antiques Fairs at the South of England Show Ground, Ardingly. sixteen
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special occasions
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corporate events
In over five decades we have established
Only 12 miles from Gatwick Airport,
a renowned and excellent reputation with
Gravetye Manor is the ideal setting for
our guests to be the venue of choice for
those important meetings requiring
life’s celebrations and important occasions.
discreet yet luxurious surroundings.
So whether it’s a special birthday or a
With plenty of natural daylight, high
wedding, it is our constant aim and great
speed fibre optic broadband and air
pride to ensure that all events are executed
conditioning, 21st century technology
with impeccable service, delicious food
and authentic country house atmosphere
and an unforgettable ambiance.
are perfectly combined.
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where we are Vowels Lane, West Hoathly, Sussex. RH19 4LJ telephone: 01342 810 567 facsimile: 01342 810 080 email:
info@gravetyemanor.co.uk
website:
www.gravetyemanor.co.uk
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12 miles from Gatwick Airport 30 miles from Central London 5 miles from East Grinstead
“...In this, as in other matters pertaining to fitness & beauty, each place is treated according to its own character. A garden should grow out of its own site if we are to have the best of it. One should think of the spot and what can best be done with it...”