The upcoming coronation of King Charles III is a milestone event for the nation, and to mark the occasion some of our selected hotels will be hosting special events.

From Coronation brunches to lunches and garden parties, there's something for everyone to enjoy while celebrating this historic moment. Visit our hotel pages to find out more.

Join the nation in celebrating with our Royal Retreat experience. This uniquely British break includes overnight accommodation at one of our majestic country house hotels, breakfast and a special royal afternoon tea.

Click here to view our royal retreat leaflet

Bailbrook House Hotel boasts a fascinating connection to royalty. The Queen Charlotte Lounge, a stunning space within the hotel, was named after Queen Charlotte following her visit to the property back in 1817. The comfortable setting of the Queen Charlotte Lounge accompanied with the historic surroundings of Bailbrook House make this an ideal location to enjoy a royal afternoon tea.

Buxted Park Hotel in East Sussex also has a rich royal history. The present house was built almost 300 years ago by Thomas Medley, whose family had been keepers of the Privy Purse in the reign of Henry VIII. In the early 20th century, the renowned designer of the Savoy in London, Basil Ionides, purchased the house. Ionides and his wife were good friends of King George V and Queen Mary, who frequently visited the house for entertainment. 

Crathorne Hall Hotel has a more recent history of royal visits, with both Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III having stayed here. With its luxurious rooms and beautiful grounds, Crathorne Hall has also been a popular destination for many well-known guests, including actors, musicians, and comedians.

The truly stunning Fawsley Hall Hotel & Spa, is set amidst 2000 acres of breathtaking parkland and landscaped formal gardens, which were designed by the renowned Capability Brown in the 18th century. The hall was originally built for entertaining, and even Queen Elizabeth I was said to have enjoyed its fine hospitality. With its grandeur and opulence, Fawsley Hall is certain to make you feel like royalty.

Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa has a rich history of hosting distinguished guests, including members of the Royal Family. In particular, the hotel had the honour of accommodating the then HRH Princess Elizabeth, The Queen Mother. The hotel also welcomed Queen Elizabeth II in 2005 for a civil lunch to mark the 60th anniversary of the island's liberation.

During the Edwardian era, Woodlands Park Hotel in Surrey was a popular spot for the wealthy socialites of the time to gather for extravagant events. It was also not uncommon for the Prince of Wales, who later became King Edward VII, to visit, along with his friend Lillie Langtry, a popular actress and friend of Oscar Wilde.

May marks a month-long tribute to King Charles III and we invite you to join us for a special Royal Retreat experience, including an overnight stay with breakfast and a Royal afternoon tea served with a chilled glass of Champagne.

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