Manors

Losby Gods Manor has a story stretching back centuries and is hailed as one of Norway’s first Swiss-style villas. It has been shaped by generations of families and has welcomed members of the royalty, including Karl XIV Johan, King of Sweden. Step inside the wine cellar for exclusive tastings or the private Chambre Séparée for an intimate dinner. Guests can enjoy golf on two courses along the scenic Losby River, wander forest trails, nearby lakes, or roam the edge of the Østmarka wilderness. During Christmas, the manor comes alive with festive meals and visits from Santa. Member of the De Historiske, it was also crowned Best Historic Resort Worldwide, 2025.

The Manor House is a 14th-century country house built on the site of a Norman castle, its honey-colored stone walls buzzing with history. Over the centuries, it has housed notable residents and grown with Victorian and Edwardian additions, becoming a hotel after World War II. Today, it’s a countryside escape where you can enjoy Michelin-starred dining, casual meals, and afternoon tea. Spend your days on the championship golf course or at the clubhouse, unwind with a spa treatment, or take guided trips to explore the timeless Stonehenge, the historic village of Lacock, and the streets of Bath. As evening falls, stroll the gardens, sip drinks by a roaring fire, and end the night stargazing across the Wiltshire countryside.

Originally built as a family manor of a successful linen magnate, Ardtara Country House has since transformed into a luxury retreat surrounded by the rural beauty of Londonderry. You can explore the nearby community and learn more about the local linen industry that Ardtara's original owners, the Clark family, led for centuries. Ardtara also takes pride in its restaurant, especially since the kitchens are led by co-owner celebrity chef Ian Orr. You'll be treated to magnificent Irish cuisine made with seasonal pickings and regional produce. The hotel is also a well-known venue for dazzling local and destination weddings, so if you and your spouse-to-be are looking for a fairytale location, make sure to keep on reading!

Ballymote Country House is operated by James and Nicola Manningham-Buller, who purchased the property back in 1991 as their family home. Later on, they opened it as a bed & breakfast that served the locals and travelers of County Down. They've established a reputation for cozy rooms and spaces with a warm, lived-in atmosphere, as well as delicious home-cooked food, especially house favorites like homemade sausages and bacon. They've also been diligent in uncovering their home's history, such as finding out it was built in 1730 and once owned by notable figures like the artist Colin Middleton. Ballymote is also a fantastic jumping point for adventure, with many bustling communities, historic sites, and nature spots within driving distance.

Regarded as the very first five-star hotel in Northern Ireland, Culloden Estate and Spa is a prime pick if you're looking for a luxurious getaway close to the country's capital. Pamper yourself with treatments at the spa, and explore the many amazing sights and landmarks that are just minutes away from the estate. Indulge in exquisite Northern Irish cuisine at the on-site restaurants, offering a range of casual and fine-dining experiences. On less hectic days, take a leisurely walk around the estate's grounds, admiring the gorgeous 19th-century Scottish Baronial architecture. The hotel is also one of the hottest places to hold your events, so be sure to check it out if you're planning a big celebration or wedding.