Best Hotels in Aylesbury

The Mash Inn


A diminutive Eighteenth-century rural inn with very low rooftops, huddled-piggledly wooden
made beams, and soft lighting - and that is the only a part of the charm on those days. The
unfussy yet exemplary restaurant facing onto the Chiltern Hills is worth a visit alone, and
therefore the Mash Inn’s six rooms mean guests won’t have far to roll home afterward.
Hartwell House & Spa


A spectacular house hotel set in 90 acres of lovely grounds – with a fine spa, excellent dining,
sumptuous rooms, and vibrant royal history. Owned by the National Trust and full of antique
treasures, this is often no ordinary hotel.
The Hand & Flowers


Tom Kerridge’s 2 Michelin-starred pubs are that the reason many of the people come to
the charming riverside town (Aylesbury) of Marlow. The 11 off-site boutique bedrooms,
many with an outside bathtub, is that the reason they stay the night.
The Pointer


It's not a day someone takes over a village pub and gets it absolutely right, but
occasionally it happens – and therefore the excellent news is that one among
the simplest gastro-joints in Buckinghamshire offers very comfy rooms that are
almost also thought-out because of the food. Temptingly on the brink of London,
too, for a foodie weekend break.
Long Crendon Manor


First inbuilt 1187, Long Crendon Manor’s old-world charm is faithfully preserved
with original features and antique furnishings. It is now also a piggery and mill
industry area, the family-owned, five-room B&B invites guests in the surroundings
to soak up the manor’s story, both past and current.
The Chequers


The Chequers is found within the heart of the charming town of Marlow, a half a mile
faraway from the Thames. This rather historic establishment has been within the
Brakspear family of brewers since the late 19th century, so guests can expect many
period characters, to not mention a superb pub/restaurant.
De Vere Latimer Estate


This grand fatherland mansion refurbished to the tune of £7m sits proudly overlooking
the Chess valley during a particularly pretty a part of the Chilterns. Come for glasses
of prosecco amid sweeping vistas, lavish afternoon teas and muddy walks (in
complimentary Hunter wellies).
Stoke Park


The postcard-perfect Stoke Park, England’s first club, combines a grand Georgian
mansion with a contemporary annex housing more than facilities. Guests can
observe the use of its popular championship golf links, spa, and Wimbledon-quality
tennis courts.
Danesfield House


For heritage fans, there’s no denying the satisfaction of knowing the building during
which your hotel resides has not only 200-plus years of previous owners but its own
Wikipedia page. Danesfield home is such an area, a rustic home with a maximum
amount of character because it has a history.
The Crown


This Tudor coaching inn, within the heart of English shires, has been reinvented for
the fashionable age, with Ilse Crawford-designed contemporary rooms and two
Michelin-starred chefs Atul Kochhar behind its casual restaurant.
The Five Arrows Hotel


Adorned with turrets, decorated chimneys, and wrought ironwork, the neo-Tudor
The Five Arrows Hotel looks as inviting from the surface because it is on the within.
In its 16 boutique rooms and homely restaurant, contemporary furnishings combine
gracefully together with his weighty history.
Crazy Bear Beaconsfield


A few steps behind, its velvet drapes and Crazy Bear oozes decadence and eccentricity
in fits all surroundings. From the rooms to the cocktail bar, this Beaconsfield hotel is laden
with crystal chandeliers, black leather walls and champagne buckets that invite an opulent
stay - though it's going to not be everyone's cup of tea.
The Langley


Built-in the mid-Eighteenth-century as a lodge for the third Duke of Marlborough, Palladian
Langley Park has become The Langley, sister hotel (Restuarant) of the Wellesley in
Knightsbridge and a chunk of Marriott’s Luxury Collection, perfect for urbanites
preferring their country houses to be luxurious, plush and international.
Woughton House - MGallery by Sofitel


A country house hotel with an up to date twist, on the outskirts of Milton Keynes in
verdant surrounds. The lounge may be a stylish space to get through a day, rooms
are comfortable, and therefore the unassuming restaurant offers a menu focused
on British produce that's a credit to the hotel.
Stoke Place


Stoke Park dates from 1690 and strikes a concise balance between historical splendor
and rough-around-the-edges homeliness with its quirky layout and creaking ground floors.
The four-star house hotel offers a bar, a restaurant, and 26 acres of Capability Brown-
designed grounds to enjoy.
Macdonald Compleat Angler


This characterful hotel overlooks the Thames, with sumptuous interiors and a gorgeous
garden. an excellent location for weekends away, though you’ll need to pay a premium
for river views from your room.
The Red Lion


We were greeted with tons of ‘elf n’ safety’ mention fire alarms and emergency drills,
then shown to our rooms where complimentary earplugs made us further wonder what
the following night had future.
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