Easter is almost upon us and the Top 50 Boutique Hotels are offering a host of ways to relax and indulge over the holiday weekend.
Whether you’re looking for a foodie break, ways to entertain the kids or just want to fall off the planet and unwind for a few days, there’s something for you.
Raymond Blanc’s Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons in Oxfordshire is offering a two-night Easter getaway with an egg hunt through its famous gardens and spring-themed events including bird of prey displays, flower pressing and outdoor cookery demonstrations with chefs from the two Michelin-starred restaurant.
There’s a spring wreath making workshop with the Le Manoir’s resident florist on Easter Monday. The £135 session includes tea, coffee and cake while you create your own seasonal wreath design.
The Newt in Somerset is a working farm with a luxury hotel and spa, gardens, ancient woodlands and restaurants. Its holding a bumper package of activities to entertain families over Easter weekend, including tractor tours and horse and cart rides around the 2,000-acre estate.
There’s a special children’s garden tour, live music, barbecues and an Easter craft workshop, Other spring-themed activities running throughout April include a Meet the Lambs experience and tree-climbing sessions.
Farlam Hall in Cumbria is offering a three-day at a £390 per night B&B rate, with Sunday lunch in the hotel’s Bistro Enkel thrown in. The Michelin-starred Cedar Tree restaurant will be open on Friday and Saturday night.
Cotswolds getaway Whatley Manor is running a seasonal three-nights-for-two getaway offer from now all the way through until July 4.
The three-night breaks can start on a Monday or Tuesday and include breakfast and use of the spa to enjoy a hydrotherapy session or facial and body treatments from wellbeing partners Gaia and Sothys for the duration of the stay. Dog-friendly rooms can be booked on the deal.
Food lovers might want to head to the Grove in Narberth, in beautiful Pembrokeshire, where chefs have created a special seasonal three-course menu for £45. There’s a separate ‘little bunnies’ menu for the kids and a post-lunch Easter egg hunt.
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Talking of eggs, The Goring in central London is participating in the Big Egg Hunt, a cross-London event held by wildlife charity Elephant Family and high-end egg producer Clarence Court, in which 100 big names in art, design, interiors and food create bespoke eggs that go on display at locations across the city.
The hotel has worked with interior design house Fromental on its design, which it’s named Cheeky Monkeys at the Goring. It will be on display at the entrance to the Michelin star Dining room restaurant.
Guests staying at The Goring on Easter Sunday will get an Easer egg from luxury chocolatier Rocco, and there’s the promise of plenty of chocolate treats for the kids.
Also in London, the Zetter in Marylebone has a Suite Life package for its Lear’s Loft. It includes 20% off the rate, free breakfast for two, late check out until 1pm and a £15 credit to relax with afternoon tea, cocktails or anything else in the hotel’s Parlour lounge
