About Boringdon Hall Hotel
Stay in the historical Boringdon Hall and experience a past that stretches back as far as the Domesday Book.
The name ‘Boringdon’ comes from the Saxon ‘Burth-Y-Don’ meaning ‘enchanted place on the hill’.
Our grand Devonshire manor became crown property following the dissolution of the monasteries by Henry VIII in 1539. The monarch later granted the property to his courtier Thomas Wriothesley, the Earl of Southampton, who was a royal favourite. Since then, Boringdon Hall has since had a rather extravagant makeover, giving this stately pile a serious air of perfection, with devotedly designed interiors, 55 sumptuous rooms and suites, a well-stocked bar and two tantalising restaurants – the MICHELIN Star and 4 AA Rosette Àclèaf, 2 AA Rosette Mayflower Brasserie and the Great Hall where lighter bites and afternoon tea is served.
Five star Boringdon Hall boasts a variety of private events spaces, two restaurants, fire-lit lounges, enchanting nooks, manicured grounds and complimentary WiFi throughout.
Boringdon Hall is home to MICHELIN Stared Restaurant Àclèaf which was awarded its first star in 2023.
Gaia Spa is a purpose-built wellness spa set within the grounds of Boringdon, a completely unique space for relaxation and reconnecting with nature, designed with the need for complete well-being in mind.
2022 Condé Nast Johansen Best Destination Spa in the UK & Ireland
2020 Condé Nast Johansen Best Destination Spa in the UK & Ireland
2019 Hotel Spa of the Year in Western Europe & Scandinavia at the World Spa & Wellness Awards
2018 Condé Nast Johansen Best Destination Spa in the UK & Ireland
Sunday Times Number One Hotel & Spa 2016
