Latest Offers
Spa Experience Day - available on Sat 23, Sun 24, Fri 29, Sat 30 and Sun 31 August 2008 Very special offer of £59 per person - full use of all facilities and a 3-course buffet lunch. Call Day Reservations on 01823 433904 to book.
Stay on Bank Holiday Mon 25 August 2008 for as little as £89 per person! Enjoy two days and one night at Cedar Falls for this very special price. Call Reservations on 01823 433338 to book.
Special mid-week rate for the South Lodge: Stay in our self-catering lodge from £39 per person per night. Min 2 night stay Mon to Thurs inclusive (based on 4 sharing). Call 01823 433338 to book or click here for more information.
Grounds
A lush colourful eden to explore....
Shades of vibrant blossom decorate the multitude of trees, magnolias, wild orchids and rhododendron bask in the sunshine and each morning there is a spectacular, brilliantly unrehearsed dawn chorus.
The lakes are home to Mallard ducks and Canadian geese and early morning risers are rewarded with the sight of pinkish steam rising from the surface. The serene setting also attracts herons, green woodpeckers, terrapins and the occasional kingfisher.
As the sun warms your face and fresh air fills your lungs, just a simple stroll around the grounds will begin to lift your spirits. With the warmer weather there is now an abundance of colour and a nice contrast between the flowering shrubs and the many, well established trees. These provide plenty of shade if you just want to sit and daydream or get stuck into a good book.
Horse Chestnut, Beech, Larch, Lime, Pine, Yew and Oak trees all line the meandering driveway and around the house you will discover Mulberry, Alder, Cypress, Eucalyptus, Poplars, Rowan, Weeping Ash, Sycamore and Ginko; the leaves of which have been used for over 4,000 years in remedies to increase circulation to the brain and to treat memory loss and senile dementia. The mighty Cedar Tree with its distinctive sweet scent is unmistakeable as you draw nearer to the house.
Shades of vibrant blossom decorate the multitude of trees, magnolias, wild orchids and rhododendron bask in the sunshine and each morning there is a spectacular, brilliantly unrehearsed dawn chorus.
The lakes are home to Mallard ducks and Canadian geese and early morning risers are rewarded with the sight of pinkish steam rising from the surface. The serene setting also attracts herons, green woodpeckers, terrapins and the occasional kingfisher.
As the sun warms your face and fresh air fills your lungs, just a simple stroll around the grounds will begin to lift your spirits. With the warmer weather there is now an abundance of colour and a nice contrast between the flowering shrubs and the many, well established trees. These provide plenty of shade if you just want to sit and daydream or get stuck into a good book.
Horse Chestnut, Beech, Larch, Lime, Pine, Yew and Oak trees all line the meandering driveway and around the house you will discover Mulberry, Alder, Cypress, Eucalyptus, Poplars, Rowan, Weeping Ash, Sycamore and Ginko; the leaves of which have been used for over 4,000 years in remedies to increase circulation to the brain and to treat memory loss and senile dementia. The mighty Cedar Tree with its distinctive sweet scent is unmistakeable as you draw nearer to the house.