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Treatment Rooms
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Shop the Hall
Celebrate, Connect & Inspire
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WELCOME TO 2026
a year of renewal at Hawkstone Hall & Gardens
T H E Y E A R O P E N S W I T H CA L M , CO M FO RT, A N D R E N E WA L AS W I N T E R S E T T L ES G E N T LY OV E R H AW KSTO N E H A L L & GA R D E N S, W E ST E P I N TO 2 026 W I T H F R ES H E N E RGY, N E W E X P E R I E N C ES, A N D A S E AS O N M A D E FO R R ESTO RAT I O N . . .
As a new year dawns over the Shropshire hills, As the new year unfolds, the estate moves Hawkstone Hall & Gardens awakens beneath a soft through winter’s serene stillness into the winter light - crisp mornings, still air, and a quiet first gentle signs of spring. Frost-tipped beauty that invites reflection. The estate begins lawns giving way to soft shoots, quiet 2026 with a renewed sense of purpose, ready to garden paths slowly waking to life, and welcome guests into a season defined by warmth, fireside corners offering comfort on restoration, and the promise of new experiences. crisp days. Our winter-to-spring stay experiences are crafted to help you slow This past year marked a significant moment for down, breathe deeply, and savour the Hawkstone as we proudly unveiled our newly changing season. Whether you’re seeking designed treatment rooms - a sanctuary created for a peaceful escape, a romantic retreat, or pure relaxation and modern wellbeing. Thoughtfully simply a moment to pause and reconnect, crafted to blend tranquillity with the Hall’s historic Hawkstone offers the perfect setting for charm, these spaces have welcomed guests into an calm, beauty, and gentle renewal. atmosphere of calm, comfort, and restoration.
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This is your moment to pause, reset and create space for a c a l m e r, more centred 2026. One grounded in wellness, balance and restorative self-care.
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CELEBRATIONS, GROWTH & GUEST EXPERIENCE 2025 Reflections & 2026 Ahead A wa r m i n t ro d u c t i o n to t h e ye a r a t H aw ksto n e H a l l , w h e re e a r l y - s e a s o n ce l e b ra t i o n s, n ew b e g i n n i n g s, a n d g u est ex p e r i e n ce s s e t t h e to n e fo r 2026 . As we step into a new year, Hawkstone Hall and Gardens welcomes guests to a season filled with renewal, elevated experiences and exciting developments across the estate. Following a year of continued growth and remarkable guest feedback, 2026 promises to build on this momentum with fresh offerings in wellbeing, dining, events and garden-to-table experiences.
At Hawkstone, wellness is more than an indulgence, it is an invitation to pause, breathe and immerse yourself in the serenity of the countryside.
A Look Back on an Exceptional Year A message from our General Manager
Winter Wellness & Early Spring Rejuvenation January - April is one of the most peaceful and restorative times at Hawkstone Hall, making it the perfect season to embrace wellbeing and quiet luxury. Your Guide to Winter Wellness As the year begins and the world moves at a gentler pace, Hawkstone invites guests to unwind, rebalance and enjoy the slower season. Our treatment rooms have been designed as tranquil sanctuaries - spaces that encourage calm, stillness and connection. This season, discover: • Fireside escapes with a good book and a warming drink • Seasonal spa treatments enriched with winter-inspired scents • Mindful retreats and workshops designed to restore balance and nurture wellbeing
"As we close out another remarkable year, we’re filled with gratitude and pride for everything we’ve achieved together. Our hotel has been buzzing with life-welcoming travellers from near and far, hosting unforgettable private and corporate events, celebrating beautiful weddings, and creating memorable dining experiences for guests who chose us for everything from special occasions to simple nights out. To our guests: thank you. Your trust, your celebrations, your milestones, and even your quiet weekend getaways have made this year shine. Every visit, review, and recommendation has helped us grow and refine what we do best. To our incredible team: you’re the heartbeat of this place. Your dedication, warmth, creativity, and hard work have shaped every success story we’ve had this year. From front-of-house smiles to behind-the-scenes brilliance, every department has played a vital role in making this an exceptional chapter. To our partners and corporate clients: thank you for choosing us as the backdrop for your meetings, conferences, and celebrations. We’re honoured to support the work you do. To our couples: your weddings brought joy, beauty, and emotion into our beautiful building. Being trusted with such a meaningful moment is something we never take for granted. Looking ahead, we’re excited to keep raising the bar, new experiences, new flavours, new ideas, and the same commitment to heartfelt hospitality. Here’s to an amazing year behind us and an even brighter one ahead. My heartfelt thanks to one and all, Angela Billings
BENEATH THE WINTER CHILL: A Season of Reflection, Restoration and Readying Steve Stott, the head gardener for the Kitchen Garden at Hawkstone Hall, shares his insights into what has been happening behind the scenes during the winter months.
Planning with the Kitchen in Mind Over the coming weeks, I’ll be meeting with the head chef to compile a list of produce needed for Hawkstone Hall’s menus in the year ahead. Once the list is finalised, I can begin designing the planting plan to ensure everything is grown at the right time and in the right quantities.
Preparing for the Year Ahead As I write, a soft snowfall is settling across the Kitchen Garden at Hawkstone Hall. The temperature has dropped sharply, the air is crisp, and the grounds lie in that rare stillness only winter can bring. After an exceptionally busy year, the garden has entered its well-earned period of rest - a pause that stretches from late 2025 into the early weeks of 2026.
Winter Maintenance Winter is the perfect time to tackle important maintenance tasks that are difficult to manage during the growing season. Key jobs include:
For gardeners, this quiet season is not idle time; winter is when the groundwork is laid for everything the year ahead will produce. Crops That Carry Us Through the Cold Even in January, there is still life among the beds. A handful of hardy vegetables continue to overwinter: Brussels sprouts, leeks and parsnips all develop a far sweeter flavour after a good cold spell. Garlic, onion sets and spring onions were planted in late October so they can establish a solid root system before spring growth begins. In early October, I sowed white mustard seeds in the empty beds as a green manure crop. Mustard germinates quickly, producing generous amounts of green matter and fibre that greatly enrich the soil as it dies back. It’s not particularly hardy and may survive a mild winter, so if it doesn’t naturally die back, I’ll cut it to ground level. Should frost do the job instead, the foliage can simply be left as mulch to break down gradually into the soil. Building Better Soil This year has been particularly productive for composting. The compost I’ve created will be spread across the beds during winter and early spring. Because the garden follows a nodig method, a 5cm layer is plenty to feed the soil without disturbing it. Composting will continue throughout the winter months, helping maintain this essential cycle of nourishment.
- Pruning fruit trees and shrubs while they are dormant. The growing cage contains a variety of currant bushes, and several fruit trees also need attention. - Shaping the willow seating area, which can only be pruned while dormant. - Clearing leaves and debris from the ground. I usually mow over fallen leaves, turning them into mulch that goes straight onto the compost pile. - Cleaning and maintaining garden tools, ensuring everything is ready for spring. - Cleaning greenhouses and treating all wooden structures to protect them from the elements. Reflecting on the Past Year Winter is also a time for reflection. It allows gardeners to review what worked well and what didn’t. Mistakes help us learn, but the biggest challenge remains the one we cannot control: the weather. Each year brings its own conditions, and all we can do is adapt and prepare as best we can. Despite the uncertainties, I’m looking forward to the new year and the fresh challenges it may bring. Gardening is a constant journey of learning, adapting and appreciating every season for what it offers. Happy gardening, Steve
WHAT'S ON in 2026
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As the new year unfolds and the Shropshire countryside moves gently from crisp winter mornings into the first signs of spring, Hawkstone Hall & Gardens offers a peaceful and restorative escape for the early months of 2026. Whether you're seeking quiet moments of reflection, invigorating fresh-air adventures or a luxurious seasonal stay, this is the perfect time to experience the Hall at its most serene.
Mid-Morning: Fireside Warmth & Seasonal Comfort After your walk, retreat indoors for a warm drink beside the fire in one of Hawkstone’s elegant lounges. From artisan hot chocolates to comforting herbal teas and seasonal cocktails, the Hall’s soft lighting and calming winter ambience create the perfect setting to unwind, read or simply watch the world quieten outside. Lunchtime: Seasonal Dining to Nourish & Inspire Dining at Hawkstone during the early months is a celebration of seasonal produce, much of it harvested directly from the estate’s Kitchen Garden. Head Chef Jerome crafts refined British dishes with delicate French influences, offering menus that feel both comforting and fresh - perfect for the new year. Expect vibrant winter greens, garden herbs, root vegetables and early spring flavours, all thoughtfully paired and beautifully presented.
Morning: Fresh Starts in the Countryside Begin your day with a refreshing walk through the estate’s winding winter trails. Wander past the stillness of the lily pond, through the ancient woodland and across the open lawns, where frost-tipped edges and early buds signal the start of a new season. For those looking to venture further, Hunters wellies and bicycles are available for complimentary hire - ideal for exploring the picturesque Follies and scenic viewpoints that surround the estate.
Afternoon: Wellness, Reflection & Rejuvenation For those seeking deeper relaxation, our new Treatment Rooms and Orangery Gym offer a sanctuary for mind and body. Enjoy a tension-melting massage, a revitalising facial or a moment of calm in one of our serene post-treatment spaces. Alternatively, re-energise with a gentle workout in the bright Orangery Gym, overlooking the tranquil gardens as winter slowly yields to spring. If you’re visiting with family or friends, The Cave provides a fun and informal space for games, entertainment and a little friendly competition - an uplifting way to spend a winter afternoon together. Evening: Settle Into Total Comfort As the early evenings draw in, Hawkstone transforms into a warm, atmospheric haven. Enjoy a relaxed dinner, a quiet drink by the fire or simply retreat to your bedroom for a night of uninterrupted calm.
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As we step into a brand new year and the Shropshire countryside lies quiet beneath winter skies, Hawkstone Hall & Gardens invites you to embrace a season of intention, reflection and renewal. This is your moment to pause, reset and create space for a calmer, more centred 2026 - one grounded in wellness, balance and restorative self-care. Whether you're treating yourself to a mindful escape, seeking a meaningful gift, or sharing a rejuvenating experience with loved ones, Hawkstone is where the year begins gently, purposefully, and beautifully. Our newly opened wellness spaces have been thoughtfully created to guide guests into a deeper sense of stillness. The perfect beginning to a “New Year, New You” journey. Unwind by softly lit fires, breathe in soothing botanical aromas and immerse yourself in treatments designed to restore body, mind and energy for the year ahead. THE BLOOM CUPBOARD: A sanctuary for rejuvenation,
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PAST & PRESENT in The Saloon... THE SALOON: A MASTERPIECE OF 18TH-CENTURY DESIGN AND CRAFTSMANSHIP
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the room are a number of family ithout doubt, the Saloon is portraits of the Hill family, former one of the finest rooms in the house. owners of the house. These portraits Known at times as the Great Saloon, it escaped sale during a period when was built by Sir Richard Hill between the family was forced to auction 1735 and 1745. the contents of the house due to To accommodate the length of the bankruptcy, most likely because they impressive two-storey room, the centre were classed as permanent fixtures and of the east front had to be extended by therefore could not be removed. nine feet, while approximately seven feet were taken from the entrance hall One of the most striking features of on the west side. the Saloon is The Siege of Namur, one of the largest paintings in the room, in The design of the Saloon was entrusted which Sir Richard Hill appears. Also of to the well-known architect Henry note are two life-size portraits of King Flitcroft, a disciple of another William III and Queen Mary, both renowned architect, William Kent. dressed in state robes, which flank the The cove of the magnificent ceiling is doorway on the west wall. painted in grisaille, featuring baskets On either side of the fireplace hang of fruit and flowers, garlands, cherubs two fine eighteenth-century copies of and eagles, all set against a background paintings by the Venetian master Paolo of gold leaf. The flat of the ceiling, Veronese. The painting to the left arranged with a central circle and of the fireplace is titled An Allegory two oblong panels, contains stucco of Wisdom and Strength, while the reliefs of cherubs and clouds. In the painting on the right is Mercury, Herse frieze, a series of profile medallions of and Aglauros. Roman emperors is linked by scrolling acanthus decoration. The arched windows at the east end are enriched with scallop decorations, and between them are carved consoles supporting busts of the Roman emperors Augustus and Tiberius. The grand marble fireplace, probably by the sculptor John Cheere, features frieze tablets and jambs that are elaborately carved in the finest craftsmanship. Its pediment is flanked by terms and frames a panel painting of the Reverend Richard Hill, enclosed within a Kentian frame. Positioned at various locations around
Both works were restored by the English Heritage Conservation Studio and remounted in 1993 following the renovation of the Saloon. During the ownership of the late George Whitley and Sir Cresswell Gray, the Saloon was used as a dining room. The room appears in photographs in the 1915 and 1925 sale catalogues, which show a large, finely polished dining table and chairs positioned at the centre of the room. Today, the Saloon benefits from modern lighting that enhances the intricate detail of the ceiling. The floorboards are polished, and elegant tables and chairs are arranged around the room, complementing its historic character.
Now known as The Saloon Restaurant, the room is particularly popular with guests enjoying traditional afternoon tea. Visitors are invited to sip tea while indulging in a tempting selection of sandwiches and cakes, all while taking in the magnificent surroundings and views through the arched windows into the garden.
right, welcoming both local diners and visitors from further afield to enjoy refined British cuisine in one of Shropshire’s most striking historic interiors.
At the heart of the restaurant’s philosophy is a commitment to seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Much of the produce is supplied by neighbouring farms across the Shropshire countryside, complemented by ingredients grown in Hawkstone’s own Kitchen Garden, located less than a mile from the Hall. Foraged, picked and prepared daily, the garden provides fresh garnishes, herbs and vegetables that bring both flavour and seasonality to the menu.
In the evening, the Saloon serves as an elegant restaurant, and Sunday lunches are available on most Sundays throughout the year. - John Ruscoe, Local Historian. The following section of this article has been adapted from information published on the official Hawkstone Hall & Gardens website, hawkstonehall.co.uk. The Saloon Restaurant continues to uphold the Hall’s long tradition of hospitality while offering a distinctly contemporary dining experience. Open seven days a week, the restaurant has become a destination in its own
ancestors resided at Hawkstone for more than 300 years. Today, guests dine surrounded by grand portraits and landscape paintings, creating a setting that effortlessly blends heritage with understated modern luxury.
Overlooking the Hall’s glorious gardens, The Saloon Restaurant is housed in what was once the Art Gallery of the Hill family, whose
The Saloon Restaurant offers an extensive range of dining options. A carefully curated à la carte menu is served in the evenings from Monday to Saturday, while traditional Sunday lunch is available every week.
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HAWKSTONE HALL'S On November 2nd, 1556, Sir Rowland Hill purchased the Manor of Hawkstone Hall for just £700. Hawkstone was then in the possession of the famous Shropshire Hill Family for around 340 years.
Photograph shows the taxidermy collection which was displayed in the winter garden and sold at the big sale.
1556
The house lay empty until 1906 when the 4th Viscount sold the Hall. With the departure of the Hills Mr George Whiteley a liberal M.P. became the new owner of the hall and estate who later raised to the peerage as Baron Marchamley of Hawkstone.
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1895
The house was embellished by Sir Richard Hill between 1719 and 1725, later remodelled by his nephew who added the wings.
During the late 1800's the Hill family were in financial difficulty and in September 1895 a public auction was held and everything in the house was sold to meet the demands of the family's creditors.
Builders and Craftsman photographed outside front of hall when Lord Marchamley reconstructed the wings by reducing the outer bays and replacing them with apses.
Historical Ownership Timeline Painting of Sir Creswell Gray.
The Hall was purchased in 1926 by the Redemptorists, a Roman Catholic missionary Congregation. By 2012 due to spiraling running costs and a huge decline in students it was decided to put the Hall up for sale. It had been in the ownership of the Church for around 90 years.
Photograph from the Grand Opening on 5th April 2019.
1926 1915
2017
Lord Marchamley's wife died in 1913, in 1915 the hall was put up for sale, this was known by locals as The Great Sale. The next owner was Sir Creswell Gray a ship builder from Hartlepool. He purchased Hawkstone for his son who then offered it to the Government of the Day as a convalescent house for wounded officers from the 1914-1918 war. Sir Creswell Gray died in 1924 and in 1925 Hawkstone was put for sale yet again.
During the summer of 2017 the present owners purchased Hawkstone Hall to convert it into a luxurious wedding venue. Most of the work was completed by Christmas 2018 in time for the first wedding. The first year of opening in 2019 was a great success and busy year. The following year in 2020, sadly the hall along with all other hospitality businesses had to close due the Covid Pandemic. Thankfully we are open again and its business as usual.
Photograph of the Chapel, used by the Roman Catholic missionary Congregation.
I M AG ES & T E XT S O U RC E D F RO M T H E J O H N RU S CO E CO L L ECT I O N
CELEBRATE, CONNECT, AND INSPIRE AT HAWKSTONE HALL A Ne w Ye a r, A Ne w C h a p t e r : Yo u r Sp a c e f o r E x t r a o rd i n a r y Mo m e n t s i n 2 0 2 6 . Se t w i t h i n t h e p e a c e f u l s w e e p o f t h e Sh r o p s h i re countryside, Hawkstone Hall offers an inspiring backdrop for every kind of occasion. As we welcome 2026, our historic estate continues to host an everg r ow i n g r a n g e o f e v e n t s - f r o m w e l l n e s s re t re a t s and corporate gatherings to milestone celebrations, creative workshops, gala dinners and, of course, unforgettable weddings. With versatile spaces accommodating from 10 to 200 g u e s t s , H a w k s t o n e p r ov i d e s t h e f re e d o m t o s h a p e events of all sizes with elegance, ease and imagination.
A Setting That Elevates Every Occasion
At Hawkstone, we believe every event deserves to feel e xc e p t i o n a l . O u r b e a u t i f u l l y c u r a t e d r o o m s - e a c h rich with character and charm - offer the perfect canvas for new beginnings, important moments and meaningful connections.
T h e S a l o o n , W i n t e r Ga rd e n & Sn u g :
El e g a n t , f l e x i b l e r o o m s d e s i g n e d f o r m e e t i n g s , w o r k s h o p s , re t re a t s , t a s t i n g s , l a u n c h e s a n d p r i v a t e gatherings. W h e t h e r y o u r v i s i o n i s f o r m a l , re l a xe d , c re a t i v e o r c o r p o r a t e , o u r e x p e r i e n c e d t e a m e n s u re s e v e r y d e t a i l i s c o n s i d e re d .
A Home for Seasonal Launches & New Year Initiatives As brands and businesses look ahead to the y e a r’s o p p o r t u n i t i e s , H a w k s t o n e H a l l p r ov i d e s a standout venue for seasonal launches, new-year a c t i v a t i o n s a n d c u r a t e d s h ow c a s e s . Fr o m t h e u n v e i l i n g o f a n e w w e l l n e s s p r o g r a m m e o r p r o d u c t c o l l e c t i o n t o p re s s p re v i e w s , s t y l e d shoots, menu launches or industry networking events, our historic surroundings add impact, sophistication and a sense of occasion. W i t h b e s p o k e c a t e r i n g , AV s u p p o r t , b e a u t i f u l l y d re s s e d s p a c e s a n d a t e a m d e d i c a t e d t o b r i n g i n g y o u r v i s i o n t o l i f e , y o u r l a u n c h b e c o m e s m o re than an event - it becomes an experience.
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