The Prince of Wales - Ampthill
The Prince of Wales - The Prince of Wales
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The Prince of Wales description
Hotel / Conference Centre
Medium (1-150)
Welcome to the NEWLY REFURBISHED Prince of Wales, where superb accommodation, memorable food and quality liquor meets informality and a relaxing atmosphere in a unique but comfortable setting.
The Prince of Wales is a traditional red brick town inn, where the emphasis is on hospitality - from the welcoming ambience and the attentive service to the quality of the eating experience. Lovingly refurbished, The Prince of Wales delights with its individually designed surroundings and consideration to detail.
The Prince of Wales now boasts a delightful restaurant, a first class chef, a unique wine list and a sophisticated bar offering stylish fine dining and bar food alongside exciting drinks and cocktails. Whether it's a meal for two or a group dinner, the Prince of Wales is a welcoming place to dine.
Fresh flowers, new oak and flagstone flooring throughout combine to make the perfect setting to relax over coffee or drinks, have lunch or dinner, or enjoy al fresco dining in the garden.
Accommodation
Recently renovated and refurbished, our 5 individually designed ensuite rooms provide a welcoming retreat making for an even more enjoyable stay! Read More
Around and About
Ampthill Park is situated on the top of the Greensand Ridge with impressive views to the north over the Marston Vale. It has probably been parkland since the 15th Century when Ampthill Castle was built on the crest of the ridge, which can now only be identified by a slight unevenness in the ground, and Katherine's Cross (a monument erected to commemorate Katherine of Aragon's imprisonment in the Castle) is sited on top of the castle foundations. By the late 18th century the Park was associated with Park House and was landscaped by Capability Brown.
Woburn is a delightful country village with a mix of architecture ranging from Elizabeth to Victorian. It has excellent art and antique galleries.
Woburn Abbey and its adjoining animal safari park offer the whole family an interesting and entertaining day in a beautiful setting. For the golfer Woburn Golf and Country Club, home of the Dunhill Masters tournament, has two of the finest courses in the country.
The city of Milton Keynes is close by with its exciting shopping mall and ten screen cinema complex and fast trains connect to London just an hour away. If you wish to drive the M1 motorway is but two miles distant.
Ampthill is also very centrally placed to visit the Cotswolds and the university cities of Oxford and Cambridge
The Prince of Wales is a traditional red brick town inn, where the emphasis is on hospitality - from the welcoming ambience and the attentive service to the quality of the eating experience. Lovingly refurbished, The Prince of Wales delights with its individually designed surroundings and consideration to detail.
The Prince of Wales now boasts a delightful restaurant, a first class chef, a unique wine list and a sophisticated bar offering stylish fine dining and bar food alongside exciting drinks and cocktails. Whether it's a meal for two or a group dinner, the Prince of Wales is a welcoming place to dine.
Fresh flowers, new oak and flagstone flooring throughout combine to make the perfect setting to relax over coffee or drinks, have lunch or dinner, or enjoy al fresco dining in the garden.
Accommodation
Recently renovated and refurbished, our 5 individually designed ensuite rooms provide a welcoming retreat making for an even more enjoyable stay! Read More
Around and About
Ampthill Park is situated on the top of the Greensand Ridge with impressive views to the north over the Marston Vale. It has probably been parkland since the 15th Century when Ampthill Castle was built on the crest of the ridge, which can now only be identified by a slight unevenness in the ground, and Katherine's Cross (a monument erected to commemorate Katherine of Aragon's imprisonment in the Castle) is sited on top of the castle foundations. By the late 18th century the Park was associated with Park House and was landscaped by Capability Brown.
Woburn is a delightful country village with a mix of architecture ranging from Elizabeth to Victorian. It has excellent art and antique galleries.
Woburn Abbey and its adjoining animal safari park offer the whole family an interesting and entertaining day in a beautiful setting. For the golfer Woburn Golf and Country Club, home of the Dunhill Masters tournament, has two of the finest courses in the country.
The city of Milton Keynes is close by with its exciting shopping mall and ten screen cinema complex and fast trains connect to London just an hour away. If you wish to drive the M1 motorway is but two miles distant.
Ampthill is also very centrally placed to visit the Cotswolds and the university cities of Oxford and Cambridge
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