Pick your favourites of these hotels with gardens.<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t miss our round up of the best Air BnBs with gardens too.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n This six-bedroom farmhouse is located at Hauser & Wirth Somerset<\/a>, site of Piet Oudolf\u2019s perennial meadow<\/a>. Renovated by Argentinian architect Luis Laplace, the interiors celebrate the natural antiquity of the building, combining original fittings with bold twists and unique artworks. A short walk away, through the historic farmyard buildings, now the art gallery, the Oudolf Field brims with colour in the summer months as its 17 curving, interlocking garden beds explode with rudbeckias, echinaceas, heleniums, sedums, actaeas and veronicastrums<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tel 01749 814700, dursladefarmhouse.co.uk<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n The 30 acres of gardens of Hadspen House, what is now The Newt in Somerset<\/a>, were at one point in their history designed by Penelope Hobhouse<\/a> and later housed the walled garden of Canadian colourists Nori and Sandra Pope<\/a>. The house is now a hotel and the grounds a visitor attraction. Guests can wander the themed borders, walled Parabola garden, potager, lawns, meadows and woodland. This summer, the new Roman Villa Gardens, designed by Lulu Urquhart and Adam Hunt<\/a>, will open and will include a Roman-style planted flower meadow, heritage fruit trees and a medicinal garden<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tel 01963 577750, thenewtinsomerset.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n One of English landscape designer Humphy Repton\u2019s landscapes, this was among his last projects and one that spans\u00a0 a moment in garden history between the Landscape Movement and Picturesque ideals. Now a hotel, the grounds still include Repton\u2019s flower garden and rose walk, which leads guests to explore the landscape beyond. Here you\u2019ll find a ravine plunging down to the River Tamar, extensive tree collection planted by Repton and carefully placed rustic buildings, such as the dairy.<\/p>\n Tel 01822 870000, hotelendsleigh.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Traditional yet smart country inn situated on Stourton\u2019s village green and just opposite the entrance to the magnificent landscaped gardens of Stourhead. Guests staying at The Spread Eagle are free to enjoy the gardens at their leisure. The temples, monuments, rare trees and plants at Stourhead are set around a magnificent lake. The gardens offer year-round highlights and Stourhead is among the National Trust\u2019s most popular properties.<\/p>\n Church Lawn, Stourton, near Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 6QE. Tel 01747 840587, spreadeagleinn.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Whimsical, fun and kooky, this inn has rooms in the main building but also four guest lodges in the garden. The pub is very much for the community and this extends to the garden, with a design by Jo Thompson<\/a> that befits all \u2013 including pollinators. As with the inn\u2019s interior, the garden too has unexpected quirky delights \u2013 tufts of grass and the odd banana plant protrude from the lodge roofs. A palisade of weathered timber sleepers and seating surrounds a central fire pit<\/a>, encircled by borders woven through with ribbons of ornamental grasses<\/a>. Pops of seasonal colour in the planting come from spring bulbs<\/a> and late-summer dahlias<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tel 01580 200300, thebellinticehurst.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n In the grounds of Sopwell House, a luxury hotel in the Hertfordshire countryside, the spa gardens by Ann-Marie Powell<\/a> are designed to feel like a tropical Balinese retreat. Ann-Marie and her team designed almost everything, from the three secluded outdoor hot tubs to day bed loungers<\/a> beneath the canopies of specimen Osmanthus heterophyllus<\/em>, and sculptural boundary screens. Bespoke glass screens were commissioned to bounce light into the space, which has a central rill, a six-metre copper water wall and bubbling water bowls<\/a>. Elsewhere around the hotel are other traces of Ann-Marie\u2019s handiwork: the Amelanchier<\/em> x lamarckii<\/em> underplanted with Hydrangea arborescens<\/em> \u2018Annabelle\u2019 at the front of the main hotel and a botanical garden for the hotel suites.<\/p>\n Tel 01727 864477, sopwellhouse.co.uk<\/a><\/p>\n Hidden away down winding lanes near Rye is an old farmstead called Tillingham, recently renovated and now home to a biodynamic vineyard and new winery, as well as 11 rooms in an old hop barn and an uber-hip restaurant. Designer Marian Boswall is responsible for the naturalistic gravel garden<\/a> covering the old farmyard, her concept borrowed from the 70 acres of surrounding farmland and designed to meld into it. The grid pattern of the vines informs the arrangement of the planting beds, which include plants such as Rudbeckia fulgida<\/em> var. deamii<\/em> and Verbena rigida<\/em> chosen for their pollinator appeal<\/a>. Textured concrete, recycled farmyard metals and vessels from the wine making process anchor the scheme.<\/p>\n Tel 01797 208226, tillingham.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n This impressive Elizabethan manor<\/a> was home to renowned garden writer William Robinson from 1884 until his death in 1935. Robinson\u2019s books The Wild Garden<\/em> and The English Flower Garden<\/em> advocated more natural-looking plantings and he put some of his ideas into practice at Gravetye. Guests at what is now a luxury hotel are free to wander the grounds. Don\u2019t miss the oval walled vegetable garden<\/a> and the meadow that stretches down to the river \u2013 a wonderful place to pause on summer evenings.<\/p>\n Tel 01342 810567, gravetyemanor.co.uk<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Here\u2019s a bed & breakfast for plant-lovers, open to guests from April to October. The listed Georgian-style house is set at the heart of Bressingham Gardens, and former home of the late Alan Bloom, the founder of Blooms Nurseries. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the 17 acres, including the Dell Garden, planted by Alan, and Foggy Bottom, planted by his son Adrian, who continues to develop the gardens, always with an eye to innovation.<\/p>\n Tel 01379 687243, bressinghamgardens.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Garden designer Alasdair Cameron<\/a> and his team have created magical and enticing spaces for the ultra-fashionable and artsy NoMad hotel, which occupies the Grade II-listed former Bow Street Magistrates Court and police station. Plants trail lushly and exotically from countless planters placed around the hotel\u2019s three-tiered atrium with its magnificent domed glass roof. Lemon and orange trees are underplanted with a combination of ferns<\/a>, including Asplenium nidus<\/em> and Asplenium \u2018Parvati\u2019<\/em>, and Pilea peperomioides<\/em>. Stairs are dressed with Ficus lyrata<\/em>, Monstera deliciosa<\/em> and Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum<\/em>.<\/p>\n Tel 01343 612312, thenomadhotel.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n At the expansive Thyme in the Cotswolds, garden designer Bunny Guinness<\/a> helped owner Caryn Hibbert fulfil her vision with a series of classic country-house gardens that weave their way around the 17th-century barns, houses and cottages, all with unique bookable rooms, and feature cottage planting<\/a>, including thyme, lavender<\/a> and persicarias<\/a>. Working gardens and orchards supply flowers for the house, fruit and vegetables for the kitchen, and herbs for the spa. In addition to Bunny\u2019s gardens is a 40-acre water meadow, that is a site of special scientific interest, displaying a rich tapestry of wild grasses and flowers.<\/p>\n Tel 01367 850174, thyme.co.uk<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Chris Beardshaw<\/a> recently designed a wildflower meadow at Raymond Blanc<\/a>\u2019s long-standing hotel and restaurant Le Manoir aux Quat\u2019Saisons,<\/a> planted beneath some old apple trees. The bountiful border has the glamour and vibrancy of an herbaceous border but the informality of a traditional meadow. There is an endless succession of planting rewards throughout the seasons as Chris took inspiration from the robustness of the planting communities of native meadow. During summer, expect foxgloves<\/a> mingling with goat\u2019s beard, snow rush and brunneras under the leafy apple boughs.<\/p>\n Tel 01844 278881, belmond.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n An irresistible Cotswold house, once home to gardening icon Rosemary Verey<\/a>, who created one of the finest private gardens in the country. Now a boutique hotel, the gardens have been maintained in Rosemary\u2019s spirit with formal lawns merging to ancient meadows, a productive and stylish potager and delightful architectural garden buildings.<\/p>\n Tel 01285 740000, barnsleyhouse.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n \u2018Dingle\u2019 perfectly describes the lush, leafy dell in which Lower House is tucked, just a stone\u2019s throw from Offa\u2019s Dyke. The garden to this inviting bed and breakfast is divided into different areas, each based around a strong layout and using plenty of luxuriant planting. There\u2019s quirky topiary<\/a>, an impressive veg patch and a woodland garden set around a series of pools<\/a>. As well as the rooms in the house, the owners have added a garden room offering more intimate self-catering accommodation amid the box garden.<\/p>\n Tel 01497 820773, lowerhousegardenhay.co.uk<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n This grand, 90-bedroom hotel with a spa, two restaurants and a kitchen garden is a stately sight, standing in 300 acres of landscaped gardens and woodland. Since 2009, Matthew Wilson has been designing the outdoor spaces, including a tree-planting project, mini gardens outside bedrooms, the kitchen garden and a rooftop spa garden. The kitchen garden is the star, with trained fruit trees and 52 raised beds made from native oak from the grounds at Rudding Park. More than 500 different herbs, salads, vegetables and edible flowers, with an emphasis on the unusual, grow here, destined for the restaurant.<\/p>\n Tel 01423 871350, ruddingpark.co.uk<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Metres from Hadrian\u2019s Wall, this Grade II-listed Georgian country house was turned into a ten-bedroom boutique hotel and spa in 2016. The grounds sprawl to 100 acres and Alistair Baldwin created gardens to soften the landscape on all sides of the hotel building, designed to immerse guests in plants. Deep borders are thick with cottage-garden plants, such as geraniums<\/a>, brook thistle, alchemillas, astrantias and columbines, while hedged rose beds and squadrons of copper beech frame the dining terrace.<\/p>\n Tel 01434 620156, walwickhall.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n The Grade II*-listed walled garden at Middleton Lodge, revived by a plan from Tom Stuart-Smith<\/a>, now acts as a backdrop to the Fig House, a wedding venue on this 200-acre estate, which also has a hotel, cottages, and restaurant. Tom divided the two acres into four areas \u2013 spring, summer, prairie and kitchen gardens \u2013 with a central lawn planted with Indian bean trees and box topiary. Domed iron arbours are trained with pears, white roses and wisteria<\/a>, while pathways weave and thread their way through the garden. Some rooms have direct access into the kitchen gardens, which can be explored by guests first thing in the morning.<\/p>\n Tel 01325 377977, middletonlodge.co.uk<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n The sheltered walled garden to this Georgian house bed and breakfast is a lesson in clever planting. At just 0.3 acres, the garden is small but festooned with old-fashioned roses<\/a>, ferns, hostas and snowdrops<\/a>, not to mention a magnificent Magnolia x kewensis,<\/em> at its best in early spring, and evergreen shrubs for winter interest. The garden overlooks the River Swale and the Cleveland Hills.<\/p>\n Tel 01748 823571, millgatehouse.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Arne Maynard\u2019s unmistakable terracotta-coloured medieval farmhouse<\/a> rises skyward from the green of his own garden, hidden down a secluded lane in quiet Monmouthshire countryside. Arne and William Collinson moved here in 2007 and have spent the past 15 years working on the garden, which features some of Arne\u2019s signature design elements. Built between 1420 and 1599, the house has a Renaissance tower created in the 17th century, and this romance is replicated throughout the garden \u2013 a place to lose oneself among the clipped topiary, pleached crab apples and wildflower meadow<\/a> that beautify this secret valley. The tumbling roses, untamed grass and kitchen garden add to the fairy tale. Available for bed and breakfast.<\/p>\n Tel 07892 403103, alltybela.co.uk<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Extensive restoration over the last 30 years has brought these gardens back from dereliction. Guests at this luxury hotel may wander more than 200 acres of well-tended parkland and gardens. Highlights include a rare 17th-century box parterre, walled Edwardian rose garden<\/a> and several follies and woodland walks. Themed garden tours are led by the head gardener throughout the year.<\/p>\n Tel 01492 584466, bodysgallen.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Reinvented and reopened in 2018 by Iwan and Manuela Wirth of Hauser & Wirth,<\/a> this 46-bedroom Victorian coaching inn has a garden by Jinny Blom<\/a>, who was commissioned to weave a new story for the grounds overlooking the River Clunie. Planting takes its cues from the Victorian Scottish baronial era, plant hunters and folklore.<\/p>\n Tel 01339 720200, thefifearms.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\nThe best hotels with gardens in the UK<\/h2>\n
Hotels with gardens in the south west<\/h3>\n
Durslade Farmhouse, Bruton, Somerset<\/h4>\n
The Newt in Somerset, Bruton, Somerset<\/h4>\n
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Hotels with gardens in the south east<\/h3>\n
The Bell Inn, Ticehurst, East Sussex<\/h4>\n
Sopwell House, St Albans, Hertfordshire<\/h4>\n
Tillingham Winery, Peasmarsh, East Sussex<\/h4>\n
Gravetye Manor, near West Hoathly, West Sussex<\/h4>\n
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Hotels with gardens in London<\/h3>\n
The NoMad Hotel, Covent Garden, London<\/h4>\n
Hotels with gardens in central England<\/h3>\n
Thyme, Southrop, Gloucestershire<\/h4>\n
Le Manoir aux Quat\u2019Saisons, Great Milton, Oxfordshire<\/h4>\n
Barnsley house, Cirencester<\/h4>\n
Lower House, Hay on Wye, Herefordshire<\/h4>\n
Hotels with gardens in north England<\/h3>\n
Rudding Park Hotel, Harrogate, North Yorkshire<\/h4>\n
Walwick Hall, Hexham, Northumberland<\/h4>\n
Middleton Lodge Hotel, Middleton Tyas, North Yorkshire<\/h4>\n
Millgate house, Richmond, Yorkshire<\/h4>\n
Hotels with gardens in Wales<\/h3>\n
Allt-y-bela B&B, Usk, Monmouthshire<\/h4>\n
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Hotels with gardens in Scotland<\/h3>\n
The Fife Arms, Braemar, Aberdeenshire<\/h4>\n
Self-catering accommodation with gardens<\/h3>\n
Cadhay Manor, Ottery St Mary, Devon<\/h4>\n
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