Rooms
Climb the Georgian staircase to eight gorgeous bedrooms.
With their simple, unmistakably modern feel, you'll feel like
you're in an upmarket hotel rather than a country pub.
A few rooms are compact but all are kitted out with all manner
of creature comforts, from Egyptian cotton sheets, Siberian goose
down duvets and Vintage Welsh wool blankets, to posh Bramley
natural bathroom products, a hot water bottle and fresh milk,
quality tea and coffee, and a chocolate bar. The best, in the
attic, spreads over two bedrooms (one for children or a single
adult) and a sitting room, another has a free-standing bath parked
quirkily in the bedroom - it's the perfect family room.
A 10-minute stroll from the pub, in the heart of the Fonthill
Estate with views across lake and parkland, are two stunning
lodges, each with simple kitchens, sitting rooms with wood-burning
stoves, and bed and bath on mezzanine level for soaking up the
view. Ideal for those seeking a little solitude.
The fabulous Fonthill Victory Arch was built in 1755 and sits
astride the original entrance to the Estate - it has been
beautifully transformed into unique self-catering bolthole just 20
minutes walk from the Beckford Arms. Working closely with Farrow
& Ball, Colefax & Fowler and Chelsea Textiles, among
others, the stylish refurbishment compliments the fascinating
history of the building. There's a boot room, pantry, kitchen,
sitting room with wood-burning stove, a large bedroom with roll-top
bath overlooking the Fonthill Lake, and handmade, full-size bunk
beds on the top floor.