The new Amber Hours deals are designed to make the most of the quieter, golden months, with one‑night stays featuring a champagne‑after‑tea and a free upgrade to the next available room category, while bookings of two nights or more add a specially curated three‑course dinner.
The promotion spans a range of historic and contemporary properties across England, from the Victorian‑Gothic Nutfield Priory in Surrey and the intimate Brandshatch Place in Kent, set on 12 acres of parkland, to Warwickshire’s Ettington Park, which sits on 40 acres beside the River Stour.
Other featured venues include the Georgian‑styled Buxted Park Hotel, the modern‑luxury New Hall Hotel and Spa – England’s oldest inhabited moated house – and a selection of spa‑focused retreats such as Brandshatch Place Hotel & Spa, Fawsley Hall Hotel & Spa, Rookery Hall Hotel & Spa and Wood Hall Hotel & Spa.
Spa‑focused two‑night stays come with a 50‑minute Tranquillity Pro Sleep Ritual for two guests, unlimited use of the spa facilities and a complimentary 200 ml bottle of Tranquillity Pro Sleep Bath and Body Oil from Comfort Zone to take home.
Dining is a central part of the Amber Hours experience: guests can enjoy seasonal three‑course meals in settings like Ettington Park’s Great Drawing Room, Crathorne Hall’s Leven Restaurant with its sweeping Leven Valley views, Rookery Hall’s wood‑panelled dining room, and the Alhambra Room at Rhinefield House in the New Forest.
The culinary programme highlights autumnal flavours, with champagne afternoon tea showcasing orchard fruits, warming spices, apple and cinnamon, alongside classic scones with Cornish clotted cream and strawberry conserve.
Hand Picked Hotels says the Amber Hours collection aims to give city‑dwelling diners a chance to swap Sunday roasts for hearty fare in historic surroundings, while also providing a chance to recharge before the busy festive period.