Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire is set to reopen on May 17, 2021. “As we reopen our doors once again, we are delighted to announce that we have completed a full refurbishment of our rooms, suites and event space,” said General Manager Andrew Harrison. “We are so excited to welcome our guests to the 'new' Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire with its bucolic setting nestled within 500 acres of Hampshire parkland estate.”
The new interior design is taking inspiration from the property’s lush landscape. The furnishings in the rooms have been upgraded to include sofa bed options, new nightstands, tables, ottomans, chairs, platform beds, and enhanced lighting. With nine suites and many connecting rooms, it’s easy for larger families or multi-generational travellers to find a room combination that works for them. A choice of suites now also offers the perfect space to reconnect, entertain or enjoy a work-cation, with defined seating, working areas and dining spaces.
With the world increasingly attuned to personal wellness as a response to our collective lifestyle changes, the historic 18th century converted barn Spa has launched a range of carefully designed packages, created to relax, unwind and revitalise. However, due to COVID-19 health guidelines, the sauna and steam rooms will be closed.
From a romantic dinner in the alcove of the historic walled garden to a rustic bite in the fishing lodge, Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire will offer guests unique private dining experiences, for two to twelve guests. Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire afternoon tea will also make a welcome return. Served in The Library, lush armchairs, supple sofas and inviting coffee tables to offer the perfect place to enjoy the quintessentially British delicacy. New for 2021, Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire will also offer guests the chance to continue their dining journey at home with a delicious range of country-inspired jams and chutneys. Made with locally sourced ingredients, guests will have a delicious choice of strawberry jam, orange marmalade, tomato relish, BBQ sauce and onion chutney.
Equestrian facilities house horses and ponies, with instructors on-site, and other country activities include fishing, croquet, tennis, clay pigeon shooting, birdwatching, hiking, falconry, cycling and a Highwire Adventure. Top-notch golf is a stone’s throw away, while guests can also explore further afield with local attractions including Jane Austen’s House, Highclere Castle and the iconic Stonehenge.
