- 27 Rooms, 21 Suites
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Cliveden House is a five red star luxury hotel, less than 45 minutes west of London and 20 minutes from London Heathrow Airport. The hotel has 48 spacious rooms and suites in the main mansion plus Spring Cottage, a summerhouse on the banks of the River Thames, together with boathouse and boats, a luxurious spa, and a range of sporting and leisure facilities.
The Cliveden Dining Room is a 3-rosette restaurant and is complemented by the relaxed informality of The Astor Grill, together with a range of private dining, banqueting, and meeting facilities.
Cliveden is unique -- the setting, architecture and interiors all speak eloquently of extraordinary extravagance and remarkable refinement. There is a palpable sense of history for this is a house that for well over 350 years has been dedicated to the pursuit of pleasure, power, and politics.
Exclusive Amenities
- Full Breakfast for two, daily (available through room service)
- $100 USD Hotel/Resort Credit
- 1/2 Bottle of Laurent-Perrier Champagne, Chocolates & Fruit Bowl
The following amenities are subject to availability at check-in:
- Early Check-in at 2:00 PM
- Late Check-out at 12:00 PM
- Room Upgrade (applicable to rooms and junior suites)
The following amenities are not exclusive, but apply to your booking:
- Complimentary Pressing, once during stay, 2 items
- Complimentary Valet Parking, daily
- Complimentary WiFi (throughout hotel)
Exclusive Suite Amenities
The amenities listed below apply to the following suite(s): Classic Room & Classic Room with Hot Tub • Club Room & Club Room with Hot Tub • Deluxe Room & Deluxe Room with Hot Tub • Deluxe Suite • Inchiquin Suite • Junior Suite • Lady Astor Suite • Mansion House Deluxe Double Room • Mansion House Deluxe Suite • Prince of Wales Suite • Spring Cottage
- Complimentary Pressing, once during stay, 1 item
Address
Cliveden Rd, Taplow
Maidenhead, England SL6 0JF
Nearby Airports
- London/Heathrow (LHR)
Check In Time
3:00 PM
Check Out Time
11:00 AM
Accommodations
Cliveden has 48 bedrooms and suites including Spring Cottage. All bedrooms are double rooms, and there are several interconnecting rooms and suites available that can create a two-bedroom option. Each room is named after a prominent guest or figure from Cliveden’s -- from Churchill to Chaplin, Astor to Orkney and Sutherland to the Prince of Wales, each room provides a truly unique experience.
Club Room & Club Room with Hot Tub
Located in the East and West Wings, the individually styled Club Rooms are ideal for shorter stays. These wonderful double rooms capture the history of the house and are named after past house visitors (including Rudyard Kipling who frequented Cliveden in the early 1900's). Select suites boast views over the spa garden and have their own terrace with private hot tub. (24.5m2)
Classic Room & Classic Room with Hot Tub
Spacious double rooms on the first floor overlooking the courtyard with many period features. All rooms are individually styled and reflect the wonderful history of the House. Select rooms boast views over the spa garden and have their own terrace with private hot tub. (32m2)
Deluxe Room & Deluxe Room with Hot Tub
Located in the Garden Wing, these spacious double rooms have king size or twin beds, all with their own fireplace and garden views, adding character and style to the room. Select rooms boast views over the spa garden and have their own terrace with private hot tub. (40m2)
Mansion House Deluxe Double Room
Positioned on the first or second floor of the house, the spacious Deluxe Double Rooms are available in both traditional and modern classic styles. Each of the rooms is adorned with period features and come complete with their own fireplace, comfortable seating area and en-suite classic bathroom. (40m2)
Junior Suite
All of Cliveden’s Junior Suites are newly refurbished in a traditional classic style making the most of the historical fabric of the building. These high-ceiling suites offer a spacious accommodation bejeweled with period features. Some Junior Suites allow small dogs. (60m2)
Mansion House Deluxe Suite
All of Cliveden’s Mansion House Deluxe Suites are newly refurbished in a traditional, classic style. Luxurious and generously proportioned, the suites feature high ceilings, are decorated with antiques and original works of art, and offer very spacious lounge areas. (75m2)
Inchiquin Suite
The Inchiquin Suite is one of Cliveden’s newly refurbished suites glamorously refreshed in a traditional classic style, embellished with fine European fabrics and antique furniture. Located in the East Wing, it overlooks the Grand Drive, Fountain of Love and the gardens, there is a double-bedded room and a second double bed located within the large living room, which has a side view of the gardens. (65m2)
Prince of Wales Suite
The Prince of Wales Suite is one of our two Parterre Suites. Offering grand and unique accommodation, it is luxurious and generously proportioned. A previous guest at Cliveden, in 1740, Frederick Prince of Wales organized a musical evening at Cliveden which included the first ever performance of ‘Rule Britannia’. (75m2)
Spring Cottage
A stunningly refurbished picturesque three-bedroom cottage, set on the banks of the River Thames, offering superb living space and private gardens.
Spring Cottage provides the utmost in privacy and escapism. Queen Victoria would arrive here by boat when she came to take tea at Cliveden. Osteopath
Stephen Ward entertained the infamous Christine Keeler at this cottage, sparking the Profumo Affair. Hotel and Spring Cottage guests today can enjoy
the Cliveden flotilla of classic launches kept in the neighboring boathouse. (250m2)
Dining
In-Room Dining
Available 24 Hours a Day
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Restaurants
Cliveden Dining Room
The three red rosettes Cliveden Dining Room has since its inception received numerous awards and accolades. Famous for its modern British dishes, fastidious preparation and immaculate finishes that shine through in each
exquisitely crafted creation. An exquisite array of plant-based dishes sits comfortably with fish and meat alternatives all-embracing a love of locally sourced and fresh produce, which means that the three-course à la
carte and seven-course tasting menus are governed by English ingredients and guided by the seasons.
There are three impressive chandeliers, two marble fireplaces and velvet dining chairs. Located on the ground floor, the restaurant overlooks the expansive landscaped grounds of this National Trust property.
The Astor Grill
The Astor Grill is a relaxed and convivial restaurant, located in the Duke of Westminster’s former stables, adjacent to the main House. It is the less
formal alternative to the Cliveden Dining Room. The modern menu is overseen by Executive Head Chef Chris Hannon and focuses on a mix of plant-based dishes, sharing plates, and classic American and British dishes,
many reminiscent of Cliveden’s diverse owners and residents. The name – The Astor Grill – recalls the Astor family, who owned the house from the early 1900s. William Waldorf Astor, then America’s richest citizen, gave
the house to his son and daughter-law (Nancy Astor) in 1906, and Cliveden then became a vibrant social hub for guests as diverse as Charlie Chaplin, George Bernard Shaw, and Winston Churchill.
The Astor Grill offers an informal approach and it adopts a characterful equestrian theme with the former stables, now transformed into dining booths.
