A new and privately-owned boutique country house hotel set on a hill overlooking the charming town of Ludlow and with unrivalled views over stunning Shropshire countryside.
Inside this beautifully-restored Regency house, 15 luxurious contemporary bedrooms and luscious designer bathrooms awaiting you.
Discover the innovative cuisine of one of Britain’s brightest young chefs, Marc Hardiman, and his team using ingredients from local producers in the Shropshire Marches.
Ronnefeldt Tea is served throughout the property.

The manor of Charlton was first mentioned in the Domesday Survey of 1806 and although it is said that merchant Roger Ames built Charlton House for his bride in 1630, architectural details point to a much earlier date.
Roger and Monty Saul, the creators of the world-renowned Mulberry Design Company, acquired the property in October l996. They have since added an Orangery for private dining and meetings, 8 further bedrooms and a Spa.
Decorated with imagination, flair and a sense of theatre far from the 'look-but-don't touch' the House exudes an ambience of comfortable,informal splendour, where relaxation comes easily.
A delicious range of Ronnefeldt loose leaf teas now complements your stay.

Voted "one of the top five business hotels in the UK" by Conde Nast Traveller Awards 2003, the five-star Renaissance Chancery Court is designed for the discerning business and cultured leisure traveller. Located just a few minutes walk to the theatres, shops and restaurants of London's West End, yet within easy reach of the City, the hotel provides an oasis of calm away from the bustling streets. Breathtakingly restored to its original classic elegance, then infused with Renaissance's distinctive character - an enchanting stay is ensured for all who pass through its grand entrance. The hotel's stunning facilities include an award-winning day spa and, opening in May, a glamorous new destination restaurant - Pearl - designed by Keith Hobbs of Nobu and The Metroplitan fame.
Afternoon tea is served in the "Lounge" with a large variety of Ronnefeldt teas.

At last, in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside, is an exclusive new retreat, a private manor house hotel tipped to become a destination in its own right - Whatley Manor. Welcoming, impeccably stylish, yet understated, Whatley Manor offers guests a level of total relaxation, indulgence and comfort as yet not experienced in English hotels, from which they emerge entirely relaxed, refreshed and rejuvenated. Ronnefeldt teas are served all day throughout the hotel.