FANHAMS HALL HOTEL

Fanhams Hall expertly combines heritage and modernity. Originally built in the 18th century it was expanded significantly in 1901 when it was turned into a three-story Jacobean-style country house. It was the birthplace of Sir Henry Page-Croft in 1881 who served in the wartime government of Winston Churchill. Today traditional interiors are combined with spacious modern and arts and crafts design to create a luxurious and comprehensive hotel that is perfect for business and leisure guests. Twelve fully-equipped conference rooms and meeting spaces are perfect for all kinds of events from corporate conferences to team building exercises. Even weddings will find a home here. 77 rooms feature contemporary decor each containing an en-suite bathroom comfortable work desk and complimentary wireless internet access. Some of these overlook 27 acres of grounds including the beautiful Japanese Gardens with its authentic tea house. Traditional English afternoon tea is served in the drawing room or the library and on the terraces on sunny days. The chic relaxed atmosphere of the hotel makes it the perfect escape from the rigours of everyday life.