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An Elizabethan manor house with a history dating back to the 16th century, offering a blend of Tudor and modern elements. The hotel features a historic walled garden and a contemporary spa. It provides a unique combination of historical ambiance and relaxation.
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Ockenden Manor Hotel & Spa is a beautiful and historic hotel that offers a unique experience for travelers seeking a taste of the past. This lovely old Tudor building is a perfect example of England's old style country house hotels. Guests enjoy the hotel's fantastic old-fashioned manor that has a warm, cozy feel of a cottage, complete with big open fires and welcoming reception rooms. It is well-presented with a fabulous mix of old and new decor and offers an unforgettable glimpse into English history. The hotel is an old Tudor house full of character and visitors love its lovely old Edwardian decor. Moreover, some guests would have liked the possibility of breakfast or dinner in the ancient small oak dining room, in contrast to the modern large restaurant. Overall, it is an oldie worldie building worth exploring.
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One stone from the property goes back to 1608 when a Roman road ran past the area. The formal construction occurred sometime in mid 17th century. To commemorate its long history, a luxurious 1608 Champagne Bar was built. The house was once graced by the famed poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. It was later bought by a Governor of the Bank of England and refurbished in 1984.
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Rooted in the Elizabethan era, this stone manor has watched over the Sussex countryside for more than four centuries. Its legend grew under Victorian plantsman William Robinson, who pioneered the “wild garden” movement and shaped the surrounding landscape into living history. Step inside and you meet oak-panelled rooms, mullioned windows, and gardens that still echo Robinson’s ideas, weaving an authentic thread from Tudor craftsmanship to modern hospitality.
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