HOTEL Littlecote House, Hungerford, Berkshire
Late Deals at Littlecote House
| 29th August 2008 | Royale Room | 2 nights | Now from £322pp |  |
| 5th September 2008 | Ambassador Room | 2 nights | Now from £233.10pp | |
| 10th September 2008 | Ambassador Room | 2 nights | Now from £167.40pp | |
| 19th September 2008 | Ambassador Room | 2 nights | Now from £220.15pp | |
| 22nd September 2008 | Ambassador Room | 2 nights | Now from £188.70pp | |
| 24th September 2008 | Ambassador Room | 2 nights | Now from £176.70pp | |
| 26th September 2008 | Ambassador Room | 2 nights | Now from £233.10pp | |
| * based on the lowest priced available room. Promotional price correct at time of publication | ||||
Overview
A stunning 16th century mansion set in exquisite manicured lawns, Littlecote House is where Henry VIII wooed Jane Seymour in 1535. Yet this is just part of a rich narrative that spans the centuries. From the lovingly preserved Roman mosaic to the Dutch parlour, Littlecote is a warren of antiquity.
*Littlecote House is a non-smoking hotel.
Littlecote House attractions include:
- Beautiful historic gardens and parkland
- Stunning Tudor house with Roman Orpheus mosaic, magnificent Great Hall, awe-inspiring Long Hall and Cromwellain chapel
- Stunning countryside location
- Near Stonehenge, historic Marlborough, Windsor Castle, Blenheim Palace and the majesty of Salisbury Cathedral
Plus these great activities
Things to Do
Enjoy the indoor pool and spa pool, the fitness suite and beauty therapies*, plus croquet, tennis and other indoor and outdoor pleasures. The old house itself is a warren of antiquity - it pre-dates Henry VIII and it is jam packed with stories myths and tales…well worth a thorough exploration.
(*available at an extra cost)
Gardens & Grounds
Winter or summer, the gardens at Littlecote have something to offer. The north topiaried avenue epitomises the very essence of times past, while the herbaceous borders and the pretty lawns that run down to the burbling Kennet river will calm the soul. Look out for the remains of the Roman villa, and the restored Roman Orpheus Mosaic!
