Cliveden House

Individually designed suites and rooms blending period features with modern luxury. Options include hot tub rooms, family cottages, and grand suites with river views. All guests enjoy access to National Trust grounds and spa facilities. Perfect for romantic escapes or heritage-focused stays.

Award-winning culinary experiences across three venues. The Cliveden Dining Room offers formal meals with Thames views, The Astor Grill provides relaxed equestrian-themed dining, and seasonal terraces showcase al fresco options. Menus feature 30% vegan dishes and locally sourced ingredients.

Outdoor heated pool and treatment facilities with exclusive access for guests. The Cliveden Spa offers indulgent therapies, fitness classes, and private lounges. Members enjoy preferential rates and complimentary amenities like fitness sessions and boat mooring.

Tailor-made wedding packages with dedicated planners. Celebrate in historic venues like the French Dining Room or take exclusive house hire for larger events. Includes floral arrangements, catering, and accommodation coordination for seamless celebrations.

Venue hire for corporate meetings, parties, and special occasions. Options range from intimate lounges to full house takeovers. Includes event planning support, catering services, and access to historical spaces with capacity for up to 300 guests.

Built in 1666 as a gift to the Duke of Buckingham's mistress, Cliveden has hosted royalty, political figures, and cultural icons including Winston Churchill and Nancy Astor.

Yes, we offer dog-friendly accommodations and amenities. Specific rooms and areas are designated for guests traveling with pets.

Full house hire is available for special occasions, offering complete privacy and dedicated staff for events up to 300 guests.

Three venues include the Cliveden Dining Room, Astor Grill, and seasonal terraces. Menus feature 30% vegan options and locally sourced ingredients with Michelin-starred guest chef collaborations.

Our award-winning spa includes an outdoor heated pool, fitness centre, and treatment rooms. Guests receive exclusive access during their stay.

We offer curated packages including '3 Nights for 2', romantic getaways with champagne, and seasonal breaks with added amenities.

We had cream tea here and it was incredible, the savoury and sweets were all delicious. If you find your aren't full, more sandwiches are available upon request at no extra charge. We were served by Ben and that was definitely a highlight! He was attentive and ever so friendly. Highly recommend

This is in a stunning location overlooking the Thames and surrounding countryside. Lovely gardens. There's a good cafe with friendly staff. The guided tour is good and full of information but rather limited as it's still a hotel and restaurant, so you can only view a few rooms. I've eaten there previously. The food was good and service generally good but a little too formal for me.

We did not stay at the hotel but visited the gardens as they are National Trust. We visited with some relatives we had not seen for years and the gardens were a good midpoint. Easy to get to, lots of parking and places to buy teas and coffees plus a nice shop. Lovely grounds with lots of well marked paths to amble. Some paths are quite steep in places but not too long. A great place for a family gathering particularly if you are NT members with beautiful scenery. Would recommend.

An excellent hotel but not perfect. Our club standard room was very nice but we noticed some crumbs on the chairs when we arrived. There was no turn down service, which was surprising in a 5 star hotel. As a result our water and tea bags weren't replenished in the evening. The staff were very friendly but some of them seemed to be new and lacked training. The waiter serving our champagne in the bar didn't appear to know how to pour it properly.

We weren't offered nibbles to go with our drinks, which was an oversight. Breakfast was very good but the evening meal in the restaurant was poor and certainly not worth the money. The Astor grill was better but the food still had some issues e.g. tough steak and bland chips. The location was excellent but the views you look at and the grounds you walk in are down to the National Trust and nothing to do with the hotel.

The hotel is very dog friendly and they provide a bed and food bowls but no treats, except in the Astor grill. Overall a pleasant stay and we intend to go back when hopefully some of the issues will have been dealt with.