The Five Arrows Hotel Waddesdon

MikeR — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 09:35:41 +0000

This Victorian Grade II listed property stands at the gates of Waddesdon Manor, home to the Rothschild art collection and owned by the National Trust. Five Arrows was built to accommodate the various artisans during the construction of Waddesdon in the late 1880s and it derives its name from the Rothschild family emblem.

Winner of Tourism South East’s Silver Award for ‘Small Hotel of the Year’ 2009, The Five Arrows is very charming and full of character and the bedrooms are beautifully appointed in a classical country house style. Each bedroom is named after a Rothschild residence and is individually designed with antiques and original pieces from the Manor.

The food is excellent and they pride themselves on being able to provide everything from a simple light lunch to a full-scale gastronomic event for a wedding or banquet. The modern European menu includes such dishes as pan fried sea trout and Whitchurch bred rib-eye steak.

Other classic dishes include bubble and squeak with bacon and steamed mussels with Rothschild white wine. The wine list encompasses everyday and rare wines from both New and Old World vineyards. Guests receive a complimentary ticket for the gardens at neighbouring Waddesdon Manor.

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The Five Arrows Hotel Waddesdon