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Luxury Weekend Breaks in Buckinghamshire

Leave London behind without committing to a long journey. Our Buckinghamshire collection brings together a small number of luxury weekend breaks, many dog friendly retreats and all within easy reach of the capital and designed for slipping quickly into a slower rhythm. These retreats sit quietly within the Buckinghamshire countryside — close to woodland, rivers and village life — making them well suited to spontaneous escapes, unhurried weekends and time away that doesn’t need planning. Each stay is defined by comfort, setting and a natural sense of ease, allowing you to settle in from the moment you arrive. Expect food-led country stays, calm rooms made for early nights, and places where mornings are left deliberately open. You don’t have to go far to feel properly away. Buckinghamshire does the work for you.

Our Buckinghamshire Weekend Breaks

Luxury weekend breaks in Buckinghamshire

Close to London. Quiet by nature.
Buckinghamshire is a county that lends itself to short stays done well.

The Chiltern Hills roll gently through beech woodland and open farmland. The Thames threads past market towns and riverside paths. Villages sit just beyond the main roads, reached by lanes that encourage a slower pace. It’s countryside with depth and familiarity — ideal for luxury weekend breaks that favour comfort, atmosphere and time well spent.

No sense of hurry. No need for a plan.

Why choose Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire works effortlessly for weekends away.
Journeys are short. Days feel full without being busy.

Walks begin close by. Lunch turns into afternoon. Evenings centre on food, firelight and unbroken conversation. This is a county shaped by good living rather than grand gestures — making it particularly well suited to refined, food-led escapes near London.

Our Buckinghamshire collection

Our Buckinghamshire retreats are chosen for their setting, ease and ability to encourage staying in as much as heading out.

One such retreat is The Hand & Flowers, set beside the Thames in Marlow — a stay shaped around destination dining and unhurried rest. Rooms are close at hand, evenings unfold slowly, and mornings are left deliberately open.

Across the wider collection, the emphasis remains the same.
Comfort first. Familiar materials. Spaces that feel settled and lived with ease. Fires lit when the evenings draw in. Beds that invite a long morning.

A small collection, designed for weekends that don’t ask much of you.

What to do while you’re here

  • Walk woodland trails through the Chiltern Hills

  • Follow the Thames Path at a gentle pace

  • Spend time in market towns and riverside villages

  • Return early. Stay in. Let the evening take its course

Buckinghamshire rewards those who keep plans light.

Getting here

Buckinghamshire is well placed for luxury weekend breaks from London and the South East.
By road or rail, arrival is straightforward — making it easy to step out of everyday life and into something quieter.

Frequently asked questions

Is Buckinghamshire good for luxury weekend breaks?

Yes. Buckinghamshire combines accessible countryside, strong food destinations and a calm, rural atmosphere — making it ideal for short luxury escapes near London.

How far is Buckinghamshire from London?

Most areas are within 60–90 minutes of London by car or train, depending on location.

Is this a food-led destination?

Yes. The county is well known for destination dining, with several retreats centred around restaurants and food-focused stays.

Are these retreats suitable for couples?

Very much so. The Buckinghamshire collection suits couples looking for privacy, comfort and unstructured time away.

How many retreats are in the Buckinghamshire collection?

This is a small and growing collection. New retreats are added gradually, ensuring each one meets our standards for setting, comfort and experience.

What’s the best time of year to visit?

Buckinghamshire works year-round.
Spring and autumn suit long lunches, walking and exploring. Winter favours fires and long evenings indoors. Summer brings riverside days and lingering light.

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