Stoke Park

Accommodation

Room options
Rooms at the Manion House are comfortable and elegant, perfect for relaxing with an HD TV, tea and coffee facilities, complimentary wi-fi and a stunning en-suite marble bathroom. Most of the rooms here have open fires.

Rooms at The Pavilion are luxurious and comfortable, ideal for a getaway with an HD TV, tea and coffee facilities, complimentary wi-fi, and a stunning en-suite marble bathroom with a heated floor. All rooms have adjustable mood lighting and air-conditioning.

Classic Mansion Rooms with king-size bed; Deluxe Mansion Rooms with king-size bed, an open fireplace and seating area; Executive Mansion Rooms with king-size bed and a seating area in front of an open fireplace; Executive Terrace Mansion Rooms with king-size bed, a seating area in front of an open fireplace and a private terrace.

Deluxe Pavilion Rooms with king-size bed; Executive Pavilion Rooms with king-size bed and a seating area.

Suite options
Suites at The Mansion and Pavilion are both luxurious and comfortable, ideal for a getaway with an HD TV, tea and coffee facilities, complimentary wi-fi and a stunning en-suite marble bathroom with a heated floor. All rooms have adjustable mood lighting and air-conditioning.

The Deluxe Suite has a king-size bed, a seating area, an open fireplace and a marble en-suite bathroom with both a walk-in shower and roll-top bath, overlooking the estate and housed in the Mansion.

The Deluxe Terrace Suites in the Mansion have king-size or four-poster beds, a seating area, open fireplaces, a marble en-suite bathroom with either walk-in showers and roll-top or sunken baths. These suites have balconies with a sitting area overlooking the property.

The Signature Suites in the Mansion have king-size or four-poster beds, a seating area, open fireplaces, a marble en-suite bathroom with either walk-in showers and roll-top or sunken baths. These suites have south-facing balconies overlooking the property.

The Deluxe Suites are spacious, have king-size beds, a seating area and a marble bathroom with both a bath and walk-in shower. These suites also have easy access to the tennis and health facilities and are housed in the Pavilion.

The Deluxe Garden Suites have king-size beds, a seating area and a marble bathroom with both a bath and walk-in shower. These suites also have easy access to the tennis and health facilities and are housed in the Pavilion, overlooking the gardens.

The Executive Suites have king-size or four-poster beds, a seating area and a marble bathroom with both a bath and walk-in shower. These suites also have easy access to the tennis and health facilities and are housed in the Pavilion.

The Master Suite has a private lounge and dining area with a 3D television and easy access to the tennis and health facilities on the property.

Restaurants
Stoke Park is known for its innovative take on modern British cuisine.

Humphry’s restaurant offers an experience with fine dining at its core. This setting is ideal with beautiful décor, deluxe ambience and panoramic views of the estate and lake.

The San Marco Café is a coffee shop with a take-away counter service for light food and drinks with a lovely terrace overlooking the estate’s gardens.

The Orangery provides a range of tasty meals and afternoon teas.

Facilities
At the Mansion, you’ll find a 27-hole championship golf course, the Pro Shop and four electric car charging points, as well as 14 acres of private gardens.

The Pavilion houses a state-of-the-art gymnasium, two studios and 13 tennis courts. Not only that, but there is an indoor swimming pool, an award-winning spa with steam rooms and changing rooms, as well as a supervised crèche and under eights’ playroom.

History
Sir John de Molyns created Stoke Park in 1331 when he received a royal license to enclose three woods. James Wyatt designed the Mansion; he was also an architect to George III. The historic parkland was laid out in the 18th century, with ‘Capability’ Brown creating the grounds and lake and Humphry Repton, who both improved the landscape and built the Repton bridge.

John Penn, the son of Thomas Penn, returned after spending 28 years in America and between 1792 and 1808, he set out to build the present-day mansion. Edward Coleman owned the estate from 1863 to 1885, and he improved the red deer herd that had been living on the property.

Wilberforce Bryant, the son of William Bryant, purchased the estate in 1887 and owned it until he died in 1906. Afterwards, 'Pa' Lane Jackson bought the property, who leased the mansion and half the land to the Stoke Poges Golf Club. In 1928 Sir Noel Mobbs acquired the mansion, golf course and old Manor House; he was the founder of Slough Trading Estate.

In 1958 the Eton Rural District Council gained ownership; afterwards, the South Bucks District Council granted a 250-year lease to IHG Ltd, who sub-leased the estate to Stoke Park. Who then worked with English Heritage and the National Trust to restore the Mansion, the lakes and Humphry Repton landscape. They have also restored the 18-hole golf course and added a further nine holes.

Touring Guide
When staying at Stoke Park, explore all the sights in the surrounding area. Why not visit Windsor Castle, the Queen’s weekend home? If nature piques an interest, pay a visit to RHS Garden Wisley, the flagship show garden of the Royal Horticultural Society.

Or, if you’re looking for a magical day out, explore the magical Warner Bros. Studio Tour, where you’ll be able to explore the Harry Potter film sets and see movie props up close. Feel free to explore more and take a Private Tour of England with a personal guide.