Chewton Glen Spa & Country Club

Chewton Glen is 90 miles southwest of London between the ancient New Forest and the sea. Every schoolchild knows that King William Rufus was killed in the New Forest in 1100. The Hotel is pretty new by that standard. The house only dates from the early 1700s and was remodelled in the Palladian style in the early 1890s. Capt. Frederick Marryat’s famous book ‘The Children of the New Forest’ was written on this site in 1846.

It is a tranquil and very English setting in 130 acres of immaculate lawns, parkland and woodlands.

In our never-ending pursuit of excellence, we place great emphasis on the quality and service of our food and wines. Others have judged the result and bestowed every kind of accolade upon the Marryat Restaurant. Despite this international recognition, Pierre Chevillard, Head Chef, never rests on his laurels. New and even more exciting dishes are continually being created, always using the finest local seasonal produce such as fish, game and wild mushrooms. The cooking is a delicious meld of classical cuisine and a modern, healthy and lighter style. Each tantalising course may be complemented by a choice of over 500 wines.