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Coworth Park offers idyllic relaxation for a rural detox, a romantic escape or for a premier golfing experience in Berkshire.

With a 5-Star Manor House and Stable Rooms, 2 Restaurants, a Drawing Room for traditional Afternoon tea and a world class Spa, Coworth offers a perfect retreat for golfers, families and friends!

Located just 20 minutes from Heathrow Airport, Coworth is easily accessible and within a 15 minute drive to leading golf courses at Sunningdale, The Berkshire and the amazing Swinley!

Coworth is also well located for Ascot racing trips, sightseeing in Windsor and in London!

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Coworth Park Hotel

Stable Superior Room

Mansion House Deluxe Room

Stable Superior Bathroom

Cottage Executive Suite

The Barn Restaurant

Restaurant Coworth Park

Afternoon Tea at The Drawing Room

Coworth Park Spa Relax Room

Sunningdale GC

Royal Ascot Racing

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Coworth Park Hotel

Guest Rooms

Rural charm garnished with modern delight! Your secret hideaway amongst rolling fields and ancient woodland. These graceful rooms feel as fresh and bright as a new spring morning.

Stable Rooms & Suites

Your peaceful retreat away from the world. There’s something so unique about sleeping in a room away from the main house, with all the luxuries which make it a stay of pure pleasure.

Stable Rooms There’s something so restorative about waking up to a silence broken only by delicate birdsong. In another life this was where stable owners led their horses to rest. Some of the original features have been retained to create a village-like atmosphere for this exclusive enclave of rooms and graceful outdoor spaces.

Stable Superior Room (32–35m²) Country charm trimmed with an utterly modern spirit. Luxurious beds, the softest linen and unique touches which remind you of this room’s remarkable past life as a stable. The Bathroom Fluffy white towels and an incredible roll-top copper bathtub. Each thoughtful detail makes your bathroom a place of pure unadulterated pleasure

Stable Deluxe Room (40-42m²) Your secret hideaway from the world, with an outdoor seating area that favours candlelight and relaxed conversation. The Bathroom is room to revel in. A glorious roll-top bathtub is a welcome surprise when you open a bathroom door. Just add bubbles!

Stable Junior Suite (57m²) Offering fresh flowers, an English country house style and the tranquil Stables location, this is a serene home from home complete with open-plan living.

A serene, rural retreat with open-plan living and views to calm the senses. Sleep peacefully in modern luxury. Decorated like a traditional English country house, these welcoming suites feature an open-plan living room downstairs and a bedroom upstairs.

The Bathroom offers En-suite enchantment with under-floor heating. The fluffiest towels, the cosy robes, and a showerhead so big and powerful that it’s an experience in itself. These suites have vast, ground floor French doors. The line between inside and out can be as blurred as you choose.

Room features

- En-suite marble bathroom with underfloor heating

- Tea and Nespresso coffee machine

- Mitchell and Peach bathroom range

- Complimentary Wi-Fi

- Air-conditioning

- Bang & Olufsen television

One Bedroom Cottage Executive Suite (89m²) Open your door into a traditional English country house. The polo fields make a lovely backdrop for your own garden and patio. These elegant suites feature a luxurious open-plan design with a sitting area, dining area and fireplace. Welcome home. There’s something so wonderfully indulgent about padding around your bathroom in a fluffy white robe. Underfloor heating, an enormous showerhead and a roll-top bath add to the experience.

A private garden and patio at the back of your cottage creates an extra little piece of magical tranquillity.

Stable One Bedroom Premium Suite (120m²) Graced with fresh flowers, an English country house style and cottage location, this suite bursts at the seams with romantic touches and serene delight. These suites burst at the seams with romantic touches and serene delight. Light and airy with space to breathe. Luxurious beds, the softest linen and those lovely personal touches that ensure your stay is one of pure pleasure. The Bathroom invites you to leave the day behind.

Warm fluffy towels await your embrace. Mitchell & Peach bubbles fill the room with an intoxicating fragrance of fresh herbs. This is how bath-time was always meant to be.

Mansion House Rooms & Suites

Mansion House Superior Room (31m²) For those who like their windows big and their views magnificent. A superior room in so many ways. Country charm at every turn, with a luxurious bed embraced by the softest linens. The Bathroom Made to be savoured. The deep bathtub. The fluffy white robe. The enormous rainhead shower. This is a bathroom you’ll want to experience every wonderful part of. Woodlands or polo field view.

Mansion House Deluxe Room (37m²) Spacious and airy with comfort as the priority. Effortless elegance with a dash of country charm. Here your luxurious bed, the softest linen and lovely personal touches ensure your stay is one of pure pleasure. The Bathroom offers en-suite enchantment - fluffy white towels, cosy robes and a glorious rainhead shower makes the deluxe room bathroom an experience worth savouring. High Georgian windows add grandeur to an already extraordinary view. Looking out across Coworth gardens and parkland brings an immediate feeling of calm.

Mansion House Junior Suite (67m²) Open-plan luxury dressed in elegant English charm. Open-plan luxury dressed in elegant English charm. Sleep peacefully in modern luxury. Stately high ceilings and elegant sash windows in a suite of quietly confident grandeur. The Bathroom offers en-suite elegance. Sink down and drift off in your freestanding copper bathtub, enjoying the eccentric touches added to these utterly amazing bathrooms.

The View gazing upon the natural beauty restores our sense of balance and calm. This view, over the grounds of the estate, is a tranquil feast for the eyes.

Mansion House Executive Suite (81m²) More suite means more ways and more places in which to unwind and relax into your own piece of calm splendour. Stately high ceilings and elegant sash windows in a suite of quietly confident grandeur. The Bathroom ‘Stunning’ isn’t a word you’d normally associate with a bathroom. Prepare to be delighted. This view, over the grounds of the estate, is a tranquil feast for the eyes. Beautiful bathtubs to remember. Woodlands or polo field view.

Mansion House One Bedroom Premium Suite (124m²) The glorious light that pours into these suites lifts the spirits and highlights the beautiful interior design. The spacious and sumptuous nature of these suites make them the perfect place for a special occasion, such as a bridal suite or anniversary celebration. It’s quite a moment when you wake up, throw open the shutters and see your 240-acre garden and polo fields for the first time.

The Dower House (305m²) The Dower House is a private cottage built in 1775. Grade II listed, it has been immaculately restored by Fox Lindon Associates who have honoured the legacy of the property’s Georgian history and origins. A stylish and enchanting 3-Ensuite Bedroom English country escape. Be it a butler, a chef, or someone to prepare the fire, your Dower House Team is ready to tailor everything to your heart’s desire.

Bar/Dining

Coworth Park has incredible restaurants to delight all tastes and a glorious spa, waiting to soothe body and mind.

Restaurant Coworth ParkProudly awarded the Michelin star of excellence, the relaxed elegance of Restaurant Coworth Park showcases a modern outlook on classic British dishes with stunning views across the rose terrace and croquet lawn.

The Barn For a more relaxed and rustic dining experience, muddy boots are most welcome at The Barn, which offers a delicious brasserie-style menu of comfort food in an informal setting. Housed in the original barn frame, with rustic features such as a working stone fireplace, the design makes it perfect for all seasons. In winter it becomes the height of cosiness with the roaring fire, and in summer the wall of windows transforms the space with a flood of natural light. Al Fresco Fun On warm days you can enjoy the full Coworth Park experience while you eat, dining on the sunny outdoor terrace surrounded by the calm greenery of the estate.

DRAWING ROOM Drawing Room is a welcoming space of cosy armchairs and deep sofas in front of fireplaces and artistic winter scenes. It’s a room that makes you suddenly want a hot toddy, a few good friends and no good reason to leave. A snugly elegant room, graced daily by the resident pianist. This is the place for light meals and drinks, or simply to linger happily with coffee and a newspaper.

Relax by open fireplaces with a cup of coffee and a generous slice of the freshly-baked cake of the day. Perfect for a long overdue catch-up or a moment of calm.

This is the place for afternoon tea served with a laid-back attitude. Sandwiches, scones and deliciously delicate cakes, all freshly-prepared by the pastry team at Coworth Park. Voted Best Traditional Afternoon Tea 2018.

The Spatisserie To finish a spa day in style or simply enjoy a spot of peaceful indulgence ‘a little of what you love is good for you’. In a world of windows and airy freshness, this elegant and tranquil room reflects the calming influence of the spa around it. An intimate, relaxing space for quiet delight or indulgent treats.

Spa

Spa at Coworth Park

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Be relaxed or revitalised. For a moment to yourself. A soothing of the senses. Everyone needs a different kind of spa, because everyone is unique. Some want to pop in for a moment of luxury, to enjoy a treatment and get on with their day. Others long for a private, soothing space in which to find some therapeutic calm amongst the roar. The Spa at Coworth Park Ascot has crafted space around every desire. Here you are free to find your own way to take time for yourself, whatever that may be.

Treatments

A View for Two Massage Enjoy the stunning English meadow view from the spa’s double room while the therapist carries out a refreshing foot and lower leg exfoliation, followed by a cleanse with warm towels. Enjoy a head-to-toe massage using carefully applied pressure, combined with neuromuscular and Swedish techniques. A deeply relaxing scalp and facial pressure point massage to ease any remaining tension concludes the treatment. The majority of treatments at Coworth can be enjoyed in our double treatment room.

Classic Swedish Massage With pressure tailored to individual preference, this massage reduces tension and mental fatigue resulting in a feeling of wellbeing and total relaxation.

Target Tension Massage For an aching back, neck and shoulders, this tension releasing massage concentrates on these specific areas most affected by pressure and stress.

Head and Scalp Massage A relaxing and de-stressing fingertip massage to help improve circulation, ease muscle tension and relieve headaches.

Insomniac’s Dream This deeply sedating full body massage uses essential oils of vertivert, camomile and sandalwood, renowned for their calming and grounding effects. A must-have treatment for those who suffer from insomnia or long for a deep sense of tranquillity. The treatment ends with an acupressure point face and scalp massage to clear any congestion and ease an overactive mind.

Orange Blossom Sensory Experience Awaken your senses with the signature aroma of orange blossom, the primary ingredient of the Kerstin Florian Neroli Oil used in this deeply relaxing yet uplifting experience. A foot cleansing ritual is followed by a lymphatic dry brush technique and an energy balancing scalp massage. Finally enjoy a full body, therapeutic and meditative massage using Kerstin Florian Neroli Orange Blossom Oil.

Thai Massage This traditional and specialised treatment helps to increase flexibility, relieve muscular and joint tension, stimulate circulation and heighten the body’s energy levels. Loose and comfortable clothing should be worn for this treatment.

Personalised Aromatherapy Massage This authentic aromatherapy experience starts with a consultation to discuss any emotional and physical needs. Using a chosen oil, the therapist will apply gentle pressure to stimulate the nervous system, while Swedish and neuromuscular techniques relieve tension and the lymphatic drainage will encourage healthy circulation. Working from head to toe, this massage will dissolve stress and tension.

Point to Point Reflexology Reflexology is the technique of applying gentle pressure to the points in the feet, stimulating the body’s own healing process. It promotes relaxation, reduces stress and tension and improves digestion.

Sole Survivor A divine massage treatment to ease tired, aching feet and legs. Commencing with a refreshing and uplifting exfoliation using Turkish eucalyptus salts, followed by a soothing and relaxing massage. Perfect after a long country walk or game of tennis.

Coworth Park Signature Treatment A sublimely relaxing and results-driven spa experience focusing on the areas most in need of attention. This popular ritual incorporates a back treatment using moor mud to exfoliate, hydrate and nourish your skin. A dreamy scalp massage is carried out while smooth basalt hot stones warm and de-stress your spine. A Kerstin Florian Prescription Facial is then performed using products carefully chosen for your skin’s needs, and finally, a luxurious hot stone foot massage will send you to relaxation heaven. A suitably adapted version of this treatment is available for during pregnancy (over 12 weeks). Please advise of pregnancy at the time of booking.

Moor Mud Experience Glorious moor mud is legendary for its powerful therapeutic properties. It has been used for centuries to improve circulation, strengthen immunity and to soothe and rejuvenate tired, aching muscles, making it perfect for after exercise or over-indulgence. This detoxifying body wrap includes a heavenly scalp massage, whilst the natural PH levels of the moor mud help to gently exfoliate and hydrate the body. Finally, a mineral-based body cream nourishes the skin.

English Rose Wrap Precious essential oil of damask rose works on capillary circulation, renewing the skin whilst soothing emotions and lifting the spirits. This treatment begins with a gentle exfoliation, followed by layers of warm rose gel, oil and cream. While enveloped in a rose wrap, a wonderful scalp massage will calm the mind.

Please include your Spa preferences with your Holiday Booking Form for Coworth Park Ascot, or request further details from your Ascot Golf Sales agent.

Families

Coworth Park Kids

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The rural location makes Coworth Park an ideal destination for families. Your children can roam freely around the spacious grounds and romp outside in the fresh air in complete safety.

At Coworth Park Kids, an entire house has been transformed into a dedicated area for kids to play, bake, build and chill out with movies and games. Seven play rooms include a role play area with giant kitchen and train set, quiet room with books and dolls’ houses, and even a ‘messy’ room for baking and arts and crafts. Upstairs, the teen den keeps older kids entertained with movies and games – perfect for rainy days.

Children's activities

A chance to get creative, bake something delicious or embark on a treasure hunt – children will love what’s in store at Coworth Park Kids.

• Cookie and cake baking

• T-shirt printing

• Nintendo Wii sports competitions

• Woodland keyrings and wind chime crafts

• Feeding the ducks

• Sand art

• Face painting

• Tie-dye T-shirts

• Jewellery making

• Mini Olympics competitions

• Air hockey competitions

• Treasure hunts

• Ceramic painting

• Tissue crafts

Babysitting

The Team at Coworth are at your service to make you and your little one feel at home. If there’s anything you need, such as a bottle steriliser, crib, cot, highchair, baby bath or bottle warmer, simply reach out and it will be arranged for you.

Please include your Family preferences with your Holiday Booking Form for Coworth Park Ascot, or request further details from your Ascot Golf Sales agent.

Horse Riding

Horse Riding at Coworth Park

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Have you ever been on a horse? Would you like to try? Clip-clopping along at a gentle walking pace, this is the finest way to explore the huge estate, breathe in fresh air, relax into the moment and experience life from a new perspective. Even for the complete beginner, there’s no feeling of freedom quite like the adventure of being in the saddle.

Equestrian at Coworth Park is home to a selection of beautifully bred and well schooled horses and ponies - Purpose built American barn stables for up to 40 horses. Access to 240 acres of beautiful grounds for hacking. Grass arena for dressage and show jumping. All weather oval canter track.

Riding lessons: Beautifully bred, well trained and immaculately presented horses are available for all abilities to ride across our 240 acre private estate. There is no end of opportunity to explore the beautiful Berkshire countryside from the unmistakable viewpoint of being on horseback. For those wishing to improve their riding ability further, we offer one-to-one or group lessons in basic riding, dressage and jumping on your own horses or on our selection of well-trained schoolmaster horses and ponies.

Children & Ponies As well as an exciting way to explore, horse riding also adds fun variety to your exercise routine. It’s great for balance, posture, coordination – and gives your mind a complete break from its usual thinking patterns.

Pony experience Coworth Park’s younger guests are invited to spend two fun hours at the stables. Here they will learn how to groom and care for their own special pony, tack up and go out for a fun riding lesson to suit their ability before taking home their own Coworth Park grooming kit bag filled with horsey goodies including a photo of them with their pony. This is one of our favourite activities as it’s always full of such happiness.

Kids riding lessons and hacks Over sevens can enjoy a ride on one of our friendly ponies, selected carefully to fit their size and experience. They can choose what they wish to do, be it an hour’s hack across the estate or a 45-minute lesson in basic riding, jumping or dressage. We want it to be an hour of utter fun so like to leave it up to you to choose how it’s spent.

Lead rein lessons and hacks: Riders from four years old can saddle up for half an hour on a perfectly prepared pony to learn the basics of riding and get to grips with the essentials of horsemanship. During their session they will be given one-to-one instruction from our experienced trainers. Feel free to take photos of the lovely scene!

Teenagers & Adults We’re fully kitted up to get you ready to ride. There’s nothing you need except trousers and excitement! You’re about to ride through a wildflower meadow and across green fields with amazing views of the gorgeous Mansion House. This is going to be something you’ll never forget.

Riding lessons We offer lessons on our experienced and well-trained horses and ponies in all disciplines and are very much the best teachers for any rider wishing to learn. Our expert instructors will offer guidance and tuition throughout the session to ensure every client gets the most out of this rare opportunity to ride such kind and knowledgeable horses. All aspects from jumping to dressage can be covered, and your instructor will tailor each lesson to your needs.

Guards Polo Academy Coworth Park’s world class polo grounds are managed by Guards Polo Club. Internationally-renowned, the club brings almost 60 years of hosting world-class sport and polo events to Coworth Park, which is the only hotel in the UK that provides its own polo fields and practice facilities. Coworth Park aims to introduce this increasingly accessible and popular sport to non-players through Guards Polo Academy’s private and leisure experiences, allowing polo enthusiasts of all levels to get a true taste for the game.

A polo experience at Guards Polo Academy at Coworth Park is more than just a lesson or a game – it is a foray into a world of unparalleled recreational delight and a unique physical pastime. Field-side hospitality will be second to none as players and spectators enjoy the idyllic parkland settings of these polo grounds.

Polo Lessons From individual lessons to bespoke polo days playing alongside members of the world’s most famous polo club. Polo lessons are available between April and September.

Half day polo master class (three hours) A thorough introduction to every aspect of polo, from theory to practice. The best way to get up and running and hit a polo ball within one session. Gain an insight into the world of modern polo including its rich history, a thorough engagement with the fundamentals of polo riding, and a fun and pro-active exercise in polo practice from a sporting perspective. The half day experience includes further polo riding practice. All lessons include access to Guards Polo Club on the day.

Polo fixtures Guests staying at Coworth Park are able to attend a full schedule of open polo fixtures, such as the influential Indian Empire Shield and the Audi Polo Challenge.

Meet the team The academy is managed by Ebe Sievwright and Philip Meadows, each contributing over two decades’ worth of experience in polo instruction and management. Ebe has played polo for over 25 years. He has played with the renowned high-goal Black Bears team and with many other professional teams in the USA, Argentina and the UK. Ebe has created a unique coaching programme aimed at teaching everyone, including beginners, to ride and play with a view to eventually participating in all levels of polo both amateur and professional.

Phil Meadows, also a player with over 15 years’ experience, is an established figure in the world of polo management and tuition. As well as owning and caring for a carefully developed string of polo ponies, Phil pioneered instructional programmes in windsurfing, mountain biking and snowboarding and is ground-breaking in the art of sports training.

Please include your Horse Riding preferences with your Holiday Booking Form for Coworth Park Ascot, or request further details from your Ascot Golf Sales agent.

Sunningdale GC – Old

Par: 70 Length: 6627 yards Course designer: Willie Park Jnr

Sunningdale Golf Club features with two championship courses, the Old & New Courses each with individual charm. Laid over heathland, the courses wind their way intricately through heather, gorse and pine. The Old Course features a wide variety of holes, perfectly illustrated by the opening four; a reachable par five, a demanding par four, a driveable par four and a fantastic uphill par three. The course continues to perfectly unravel to present something different with each turn. Since opening in 1901 Sunningdale’s Old Course has hosted countless top flight events including the inaugural Professional Matchplay Championship in 1903, The Women’s British Open, The Walker Cup and of course The Open’s first sectional qualifying in 1926 when Bobby Jones shot an “incredible and indecent” 66!

Sunningdale GC – New

Par: 70 Length: 6729 yards Course designer: Harry Colt

Sunningdale’s New Course is an athletic challenge, known to be a tougher and more rounded test of golf than the Old Course. This superb driving course, featuring a less encroaching treeline than on the Old Course, although thick heather calls for accuracy and full commitment on every shot. For many years Jack Nicklaus held the course record with a 66, which was a testament to the technical test of the New Course. In qualifying for the 2009 Open, Graeme Storm shot an impressive 8 under (62) to lead the Final Qualifiers.

The Berkshire GC – Blue

Par: 71 Length: 6358 yards Course designer: Herbert Fowler

The Blue Course is known as the shorter and more conventional of The Berkshire courses. Although sharing the same hazards as the Red Course, the Blue Couse plays over much flatter ground. Unusually the Blue Course starts with a par 3, instantly confronting challengers with a plateau green guarded by a valley of heather. The front 9 otherwise offers some birdie opportunities, with 2 par 5s and 5 short par 4s. The back 9 proves more difficult with a string of challenging par 4s towards the finish. The Blue Course may not rank as highly as the Red, however members will often say that it is the tougher of the two courses to score on.

Walton Heath Old Course

Par: 72 Length: 7406 yards Course designer: Herbert Fowler

Walton Heath is one of the world’s most highly regarded golf clubs, famous for its rich golfing and political history and the quality of its two exceptionally challenging heathland layouts, described by Jack Nicklaus as “wonderfully pure.” Both courses feature in the UK and Ireland’s Top 50 rankings. The Old has earned its place in the World’s Top 100 every year since the inception of the rankings in 1938. The Club was founded in 1903. Walton’s first Captain happened also to be King Edward VIII. The first Professional, James Braid, won five Opens and stayed for some forty-five years. Winston Churchill played regularly at Walton Heath. The Club hosted the European Open in the seventies and eighties, the Ryder Cup in 1981, the British Ladies Amateur in 2000, the Senior Open in 2011 and The British Masters in 2018. The Old Course has many demands, but its greater length means that more “Scottish shots” are likely to be needed in this Surrey haven. When you do reach the greens, they are large, hard, fast, and true. The fairways offer a texture that only geography, maturity and professional care can deliver deep, firm, springy, and hallowed from the giant footsteps that went before. Tom Weiskopf reckons the closing sequence is as good as any. It starts at the 13th with a strong 548-yard Par-5F curving to the right, cleverly bunkered on the way to a green that demands close and respectful attention. If you love golf with its endless frustrations and rewards, you will love the Old Course at Walton Heath, for it is the epitome of golf on barely tamed heathland, and requiring finesse and strength in equal measure.

Swinley Forest GC

Par: 68 Length: 6019 yards Course designer: Harry Colt

Swinley Forest is unique, an impressive heathland course, unpretentiousness with none of the glamour of its near neighbours, Sunningdale and Wentworth. Quoted in Nicholas Courtney’s book to celebrate the Club’s 2009 Centenary, it is said that ‘members of The Berkshire Golf Club are all gentlemen and love to play golf; all the Sunningdale members love to play golf but not all are gentlemen and all the Swinley members are gentlemen but don’t give a fig whether they play golf or not!’. The fact that there are no obligatory handicaps and members choose what they play off says something of the membership’s attitude to life. Harry Colt, the great golf course architect and Secretary at Sunningdale at the time, was commissioned to design Swinley. He subsequently became its Secretary, it being reported that he was ‘no easy man to serve’ but scrupulously fair and cared deeply for his staff’s welfare. He tramped the dense woodlands avoiding the wetlands at the centre of the course and cut down some 14,000 pine trees to create vistas known as his ‘landscape aspect’ across the naturally sandy based draining fairways that are lined with trees but seldom come into play. They allow a width with many choices to be made between safety and heroism across the 179 acres. You don’t get really tight turf on the predominantly fescue fairways at Swinley, as perhaps the members prefer the ease of the ball sitting up with some springiness. The greens are typical Colt, not a straight putt to be found but without the extreme undulations to be found on many modern target courses. The seclusion at Swinley is said to be down to the majority of the course being on Crown Commission land and Lord Derby, who effectively created and ran the Club for his friends, being successful in not encouraging development on the periphery of the course. There are also no large roads nearby – offering an enchanting atmosphere to test your game against the challenging Par 68 on this wonderful course.