Oxonhoath

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  Anne Horsburgh Review added: 2018.06.03

  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  I visit at least twice a year on their retreat weekends. Completely relaxing in a lovely old house in wonderful setting in the depths of leafy Kent. You really are away from it all and a perfect antidote to a busy life especially if, like me, you live in London.
  There are classes in yoga, tai chi and meditation which are held in the first floor studio where just looking out at the view gives you a sense of peace and a host of holistic treatments are available over the course of your stay. A class and two treatments are included in the basic price but you can book as many extras as are available or you can fit in. However, you may like just to explore the area ad they have some suggested walks around the estate and beyond.
  The food is vegetarian only but the chef is imaginative and the food is wonderful. They will also cater for special diets. Much of the food is grown in their own walled garden which, in itself, is worth a visit.
  There is a beautiful library with a huge fireplace where visitors gather in the evening to chat or relax; naturally there is no TV and mobile phones are banned in public areas. There is also a cosy little bar. The guest bedrooms are often quirky but clean and comfortable.
  It also caters for corporate events as well as weddings.
  Do not expect a Champneys or Sanctuary-type place but it's the unique charm of this place which takes people like myself back time and again.

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