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Coworth Park

Berkshire • Ascot • OVER THE TOP

avg. $808 / night

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Part of Dorchester Collection

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At a glance

Georgian country house on 240 Ascot acres with Kit Kemp interiors and a contemporary spa pavilion.

Best for: Collectors and aesthetes seeking English country-house luxury

Highlights:

  • Kit Kemp interiors with wrought-iron branch bed frames
  • 240-acre Ascot parkland with working polo ground
  • Contemporary spa pavilion with cerulean-tiled indoor pool
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PB hotel design editorial

A Georgian country house set within 240 acres of Ascot parkland, its stuccoed facades and mansard-roofed pavilions arranged around lawns that roll uninterrupted toward ancient cedars and a polo ground — Coworth Park opened in 2010 as the first hotel owned outright by the Dorchester Collection, and it carries that ambition in every considered detail. Kit Kemp, whose work at Firmdale Hotels had already established a particular idiom of English country-house design recalibrated for contemporary taste, led the interiors through a palette of warm cream, pale oak, and carefully chosen artwork that keeps the house feeling lived-in rather than preserved. The rooms are distinguished by a recurring motif of wrought-iron bed frames fashioned as bare winter branches — part sculptural object, part winking reference to the surrounding woodland — set against walls in soft ivory with linen-upholstered headboards and textured cushions in fur and tangerine that introduce warmth without sentimentality. The bar carries the same light touch: olive-green leather tub chairs, green marble bistro tables, and a large-format equine photograph above the fireplace acknowledge the polo heritage of the estate with wit rather than cliché. A contemporary spa pavilion with a full-length indoor pool, lit in deep cerulean and lined with mosaic-clad columns holding amethyst sculptures, sits apart from the main house in its own calm register. Across 70 rooms and suites, the property holds the balance between English pastoral and quietly modern hospitality with considerable assurance.

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A 45-minute drive from London leads you to this blissful hotel where luxury is reimagined through impeccable care, incredible food, and a rejuvenating connection to country life. For connoisseurs of living well, Coworth Park is where comfort reigns.

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Coworth Park Reviews

1,323 reviews

"Coworth Park charges £18 for an egg mayonnaise sandwich containing a layer of egg so thin you would need an electron microscope and a team from CERN to confirm its presence. It arrived at the table in a cardboard box, presumably because carrying dangerous bone china along a garden path breaches some daft health-and-safety rule...or because washing up has become an optional extra. The club sandwich was £32, which is one club I have no wish to join. Exclusive, certainly: mainly because common sense is refused entry. The croquet lawn is rather lovely, although the real game is being played in the kitchen: they serve, you’re robbed. Dining for people with more money than sense - and considerably more bread than filling."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 01, 2026

"Enjoyed a lovely afternoon tea. The sandwiches, cakes and scones were delicious and the tea menu was fantastic. We enjoyed some different teas that we wouldn't have tasted anywhere else. What makes the experience great is the staff though. They are all friendly and helpful. They make you feel like a valued guest. We had a little walk through the gardens and obviously everything is rather dry at the moment, they are still enjoyable and pretty."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 29, 2026

"Set in 240 rolling acres with a profusion of wild birds, four restaurants and the chance to take long walks, swim or ride bikes, even watch a polo match make this hotel unique. We watched a match one morning and tried the more casual restaurant during our two night stay where, having left England many years ago I could not resist the most English dish on the menu, the finest plate of fish and chips ever and two glasses of English wine. My wife took the sea bass and we enjoyed a long walk after dinner. It made for a lovely evening.."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 28, 2026

"Coworth park was an absolutely amazing experience.The most wonderful staff ,service and a truly beautiful place .Our accommodation in the Cottages was divine .We absolutely adored every second of our stay and a particular thanks to Kate at reception, for all her support and wonderful hospitality.All the staff were exceptional,the manager at breakfast in Woven ,a Portuguese native was another outstanding member of staff ,great Craic and went above and beyond as Kate did . Coworth is a gluten free paradise ,as a Coeliac I could not have been happier ,with the offering of beautiful gluten free pastries at breakfast and dinner at the Barn was such an amazing experience..The chefs fiancée is Coeliac and WOW did he cater well for Coeliacs . Had the most amazing deep fried monkfish in gluten free batter .The staff and service at the Barn were also exceptional.I would strongly recommend a visit to Coworth park .Sipping rosé in the beautiful garden was another highlight, as was the lovely treat of watching a Polo game on site .It was an absolute 5 star experience from start to finish ,I literally could not compliment Coworth park enough!!!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 28, 2026

"Really sad such a lovely hotel but consistently poor service - her name was cassie brown very strange laughing at other guests when their back was turned. Gloating about salary and her own holidays. Never seen anything like it. Shame the rest of the staff were sweet and seemed to find it awkward even overheard some of her colleagues complaining about her. Have been before coworth and you’ve obviously let your standards slip"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 03, 2026

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