Where To Play: Luton Hoo Golf Course
Located within 1,000 acres of beautiful Bedfordshire countryside, the Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa is a luxury retreat that has hosted many celebrities, including Queen Elizabeth II. The Hotel is just a two-mile drive from Luton city centre and stands prominently overlooking an impressive lake, landscaped gardens, and an outstanding golf course.
All rooms here are all different in that they are individually designed, a majority of which in classic designs with large expansive windows making the most of the extensive views across the countryside and golf course.. and beyond.
Luton Hoo has a Championship golf course designed by Martin Hawtree. This re-known golf course design has maximized the beautiful surroundings, converting the once nine hole course into the great challenge it is today.
Read about the course here.
Dining at Luton Hoo is an experience within itself with the impressive 2 AA Rosette Wernher restaurant. The Wernher offers exquisite fine dining in the mansion house, with a dress code smart casual or formal wear. The choice is yours, a great venue to enjoy the very best international cuisine. Alternatively, the Adam's Brasserie is a formal dining experience that all guests can enjoy. The restaurant is located in the country club and has impressive views for all to see, open for both breakfast and dinner.
Located at the Country Club, The Spa is one of the very best in the region and offers an extensive array of treatments, from massage, to facials, to manicures and pedicures. There is also an indoor pool. The Spa has a 5 Bubble Rating rating through The Good Spa Guide - no mean feat. If you are looking for UK golf and spa deals, take a look at our latest offers.
Our knowledgeable and helpful team will walk you through the planning process. Having visited the area extensively, they can recommend several options for your golf break and tailor a holiday just for you. We will then seamlessly hand you over to a dedicated holiday manager who will take care of things right up until the first tee.
