The collection
Five stays, held to magazine measure
A countryside manor, a coastal house, a London townhouse, a loch-side lodge and a garden spa estate — each with a different reason to leave home for a couple of nights.
- 01
Hatherleigh Manor
A honey-stone manor with soft gardens and a kitchen that cooks as if for friends rather than a dining room full of strangers.
Quiet countryside weekends
- 02
Trehaven
A low, wind-tempered hotel where the sea is the main decoration and breakfast arrives with the tide chart.
Coastal escapes
- 03
Pembroke House
A converted terrace hotel that behaves like a private residence: few rooms, soft lighting, and breakfast that does not rush you out.
Discreet city breaks
- 04
Dunraven Lodge
A remote-feeling lodge with heavy beams, a serious kitchen and rooms that face the water through tall Scots pine.
Landscape-led stays
- 05
Willowmere
A riverside estate where the spa is not an annex but the point of the place, framed by glasshouses and clipped hedges.
Spa and garden weekends
