Accommodation

There are four beautifully appointed, spacious rooms at Hunt House. Each has its own character and each is designed to accommodate the discerning visitor.

• All rooms are furnished in a modern, contemporary style
• all the rooms at Hunt House are furnished and equipped to a very high standard
• spacious, well-appointed rooms
• all rooms have LCD colour TV
• all rooms have broadband access
• all rooms have tea / coffee making facilities
• breakfast served in the adjacent restaurant
• strictly non-smoking
• four rooms available: The Manger, The Smithy, The Saddlery and The Tack Room.

The Manger:
Sympathetically restored to reveal oak beams joined by wooden pegs, this room is named after the feeding manger uncovered on the first day of the restoration project. The manger is a beautiful tranquil room, light and spacious, with views of the garden and the curved deer park. A double en-suite room which will accommodate two people in comfort.

The Smithy:
The largest of the rooms the Hunt House Quarters has to offer. Two of the windows are over 250 years old with very fine glass, which are now protected by secondary double glazing. The Smithy can accommodate two people in comfort but it is also available as a family room. It is very spacious, well equipped and like all our rooms has broadband internet available. There is a modern, stylish en-suite wetroom designed with the disabled visitor in mind.

The Saddlery:
In the 1900s, strings of polo ponies and grooms were stabled here. Racks of saddles, crops and grooms paraphernalia littered the yard and this room commemorates this. A delightful double en-suite room providing every comfort.

The Tack Room:
A brick commemorating Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee was found and is now located in the exterior wall. A cosy en-suite room with a wonderful view of the house, this room is suitable for single occupancy.