Gardens Illustrated is offering readers the chance to win a two-night stay at Hartwell House & Spa.
Enjoy heritage and comfort with a stay at luxury hotel Hartwell House & Spa, set on the edge of the Chilterns in Buckinghamshire. Hartwell House is remarkable for its architecture and history – it
was leased to the exiled King Louis XVIII of France and his court in 1809. The impressive house, with both Jacobean and Georgian façades, contains Roccoco ceilings, antique furniture and paintings, yet has every contemporary comfort of a hotel of note.
An award-winning restaurant, spa and all-weather tennis courts add to Hartwell’s attractions, as well as the extensive 90-acre park and garden. First designed in the early 18th century in the formal style with allées, temples, garden statuary, canals and an amazing yew tree exedra, by the middle of the 18th century most of the formality was swept away and the garden landscaped by Richard Woods, a follower of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown.
There are swathes of daffodils in spring, and a picturesque bridge over the lake – originally the central span of the old Kew Bridge, dismantled and sold in 1898.
More details at hartwell-house.com
COMPETITION
Gardens Illustrated is offering readers the chance to win a two-night stay at Hartwell House & Spa.
The prize
For one winner and their guest, the prize (worth £1,195) includes:
• Two-night stay at Hartwell House with breakfast
• Three-course dinner for two one evening with a bottle of house wine
• Afternoon tea for two one afternoon with a glass of English sparkling wine
• Use of the spa facilities
• A short guided tour of the gardens followed by coffee/tea
Terms and conditions
The Promoter is Our Media Limited (company number 05715415). Entrants must be UK residents, aged 18 or over. The prize is valid for stays Sunday – Thursday excluding public holidays and Christmas period (24 December 2023 – 2 January 2024 inclusive) and valid for one year from date of publication. Two-night stay is for two guests sharing a Classic double or twin room. Dinner is a bill of fare, three-course dinner each with a bottle of house red or white wine as selected by the restaurant; afternoon tea is a traditional afternoon tea for each person with a glass of English sparkling wine. Closing date 11.59pm, 3 October 2023. Full terms and conditions are below
How to enter
For your chance to win, answer the following question correctly: