The Kitchen forms the intimate heart given its country manor setting, whilst the stately Parlour Bar blends flashes of Art Deco decadence. Behind the theatrical flourish of velvet curtains, the cosy Library Bar’s exotic spice tones weave tales of faraway lands. The experience culminates in The Conservatory – the main restaurant clad in verdant jungle wallpaper. With its Victorian wrought iron furniture plus lantern-like sconces nestled under a sprawling patinaed mirror canopy, the restaurant presents as a heady Bedouin fantasy with colonial British undertones. A transporting vibrancy rarely found within hotel venue-hire spaces resonates within The Grand Hall’s oriental jade and tangerine walls that conceal a hidden door leading to a breakout meeting space/private dining room.