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The room is on the second floor at the rear of Cliveden House. From the windows you can look towards the Berkshire countryside. The 20 square metres include a queen bed and a writing desk. The room keeps period details from the house, with a traditional interior and its own en suite bathroom. It cannot accommodate an extra bed.

Noble Isle toiletries, bathrobes and slippers are provided. There is a hairdryer in the room, as well as a safe and Wi-Fi. Tea and coffee are available. You can sit at the desk to plan your day before heading downstairs or visiting the spa.

The room sits in the East or West Wing, with antique furniture and period details that vary with the layout. The hotel lists an average of 24 square metres for this category, with a handmade queen bed. Each room is named after a former visitor to Cliveden. One recalls Rudyard Kipling, who stayed at the house in the early 1900s.

The bathroom has either a shower over the bath or a separate shower, depending on the room. Bathrobes and slippers are provided. Tea and coffee are available, and the room has space to sit and read. The hotel cannot add an extra bed in this category.

On the first floor, the room looks into the courtyard. Antique furniture and period details vary from room to room, with a sitting area beside the sleeping space. The room ranges from 32 to 35 square metres. A handmade king bed or two twin beds are available. There is also a desk, giving you a place to write or work away from the bed.

The period bathroom has a bath with a shower above it. Noble Isle toiletries, bathrobes and slippers are provided. You can spend time in the sitting area before going downstairs. The room cannot accommodate an extra bed.

These rooms sit in the Garden Wing and look over the spa garden. Their individual interiors have period details and names drawn from the house’s past visitors. Natural light reaches into the room, while the outdoor outlook varies between the walled garden and pool.

An en suite bathroom forms part of each layout. A writing desk forms part of the interior. No extra bed can be added to these layouts.

Individually styled rooms in the Garden Wing look over the spa garden. Their interiors retain period details from the house, with a sitting area beside the main sleeping space. The outdoor outlook takes in the historic swimming pool.

A traditional en suite bathroom continues the room’s classic design. A desk forms part of the interior. These rooms cannot accommodate an extra bed.

These rooms sit on the first or second floor in the wings of the house. There is a sitting area near the bed, with a fireplace in some rooms. The design ranges from traditional to a more recent country-house style, with period details in each room. The handmade bed can be arranged as a king or as two twins.

The en suite bathroom varies by room. Some have a shower over the bath and others have a walk-in shower. Noble Isle toiletries, bathrobes and slippers are provided. Air cooling is available in selected rooms. Ask the hotel about an extra bed or sofa bed if you need one.

High ceilings and period features shape these suites, which were refurbished in a traditional classic style. The lounge may be a separate room or part of an open layout. Many have a fireplace, though this is not a feature of every suite. Views vary between lawns, countryside and the courtyard.

The bathrooms also vary: some have a shower over the bath, while others have separate bathing and shower areas. Air cooling is provided in selected suites, with the fitted layout differing between individual rooms.

The main mansion places these rooms on its first or second floor. Traditional and modern classic interiors both retain period features, with a comfortable sitting area beside the main sleeping space. The outlook takes in the Grand Drive and Fountain of Love.

Most bathrooms have a shower over the bath; one room has a walk-in shower. Sleeping arrangements also vary by room: one allows an extra bed, while two have sofa beds. The Butler’s Pantry offers wine, beer, soft drinks, tea and coffee.

High ceilings frame antiques and original works of art. The suite has a fireplace and a lounge with room to sit away from the king bed. It measures 63 square metres. The windows look over the estate, with some suites facing the Parterre and its gardens. The layout varies between suites, and some have a dressing room.

The period bathroom continues the style of the main rooms. You can spend time in the lounge after a walk through the gardens. The hotel can arrange an extra bed or sofa bed for a charge. One of the suites can take two extra beds.

A private hot tub sits on the terrace in the Garden Wing. The terrace looks into the spa garden, with the historic pool within the walled grounds. The room has 43 square metres and a handmade king bed or two twins. Period details frame the sitting area, and there is a desk if you need to write or work indoors.

The en suite bathroom has Noble Isle toiletries, and bathrobes and slippers are provided. Air cooling is available in selected rooms. The sitting area gives you somewhere to read while you wait to go outside. The terrace is reached directly from the room.

In the main mansion, high ceilings and antique furniture frame an open lounge. Original art and a fireplace are part of the interior. The suite averages 63 square metres and looks across the Parterre. The bedroom has a handmade king bed or twins. Some suites have a separate dressing room, depending on the layout.

There is a bath and a walk-in shower in the en suite bathroom, with Noble Isle toiletries. The Butler's Pantry offers a selection of wine, beer, soft drinks, tea and coffee. A connecting room may be available, and the hotel can arrange an extra bed or sofa bed for a charge.

The Inchiquin Suite sits on the East Wing’s first floor. Fine European fabrics and antique furniture shape its traditional interior, with a large living room beside the main bedroom.

Views take in the Grand Drive, Fountain of Love and gardens, with a side view from the living room. A period en suite bathroom completes the suite, and no extra beds can be added.

From the first floor of the mansion, the private terrace looks across the Parterre and gardens towards the River Thames. There is a table for six outside, as well as sun loungers. The suite covers 75 square metres and has a king bed. High ceilings, antiques and original art give the main room its character, with a writing desk among the furnishings.

The en suite bathroom has a bath and a separate shower, along with a dedicated place to get ready. Noble Isle toiletries, bathrobes and slippers are provided. Guests have access to the honesty bar and can sit out on the terrace with a drink.

On the main mansion’s second floor, this suite has high ceilings, antiques and original works of art. A large hall and dressing area sit beside the bedroom and separate living room. Views look over Fleming’s nineteenth-century Parterre and the wider estate.

A bath and separate walk-in shower are fitted in the en suite bathroom. A writing desk provides a work surface, and a sofa bed can accommodate an additional guest for an extra charge. The Butler’s Pantry supplies wine, beer, soft drinks, tea and coffee.

Set on the Thames, this cottage began as a summerhouse and tea room for the Countess of Orkney in 1813. Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Sutherland later took tea here. The rear garden still contains the original spring and a small lake, with outdoor tables and seating beside the tea-room veranda.

An Aga stove and large wooden dining table furnish the country kitchen, with a dishwasher, coffee machine and microwave among its fittings. The children’s room sits apart from the two main bedrooms. A lounge can become another sleeping area through its sofa bed.