Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons is now closed for redevelopment and will reopen in 2027.

Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons

Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

A new era for Le Manoir

  • 32 rooms
  • Fine dining restaurant
  • Event space for 118 guests
  • Cookery School
  • Gardening School
  • 11 gardens including an orchard
  • 45 min drive from Heathrow Airport

Accommodation

Unwind in the peaceful Oxfordshire countryside. Choose the one that suits you the most, with options for private gardens, courtyards and terraces.

A nature-themed impressionist piece by Elaine Kazimierczuk adds a bright splash to a wall in the Artichoke Suite living room.

Restaurants & Bars

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Our cuisine is grounded in seasonality and sustainability, based around our potager kitchen garden and seasonal ingredients.

Cookery & Gardening Schools

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At The Raymond Blanc Cookery School and The Raymond Blanc Gardening School, choose between a range of fascinating courses.

LATEST

What's New

Discover the latest news from Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons, the original garden-to-table.

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Arnaud Donckele Appointed Culinary Director

We are proud to announce the appointment of acclaimed French chef Arnaud Donckele as the new Culinary Director of Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons.

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Closed for Redevelopment

Stay tuned as we reveal more details of Le Manoir's redevelopment, which will enhance our gardens, rooms and culinary spaces.

Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons has been a gathering place for the culinary curious for decades, but our history stretches back centuries. Hidden among hills of Oxfordshire overlooking the water meadows of the Thames Valley, the estate can be traced back to 1225.

After expansion in the 17th century to add orchards, fishponds and a dovecote, the property passed between Lords and ministers for 300 years before being taken under the custodianship of Raymond Blanc OBE in 1984.

After 41 years of pioneering leadership, Raymond Blanc OBE transitioned to the role of Founder and Lifetime Ambassador as the hotel closed for an exciting redevelopment.

Sustainability

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Discover how seasonality, foraging and zero waste are central to everything at Le Manoir.

Gardens & Grounds

A harvest basket with a clutch of rosy red British apples from orchards at La Manoir Aux Quat' Saisons nestles in long grass.

From a fresh crop of carrots to a flourishing orchard, we celebrate the natural abundance throughout our estate.

Celebrations

Plan your own Provençal-style celebration in the heart of the English countryside. Whether 15 or 50 guests, host a spectacular party in our private dining room and consult with our head chef to conjure a menu that celebrates seasonality.

Weddings

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With fine dining menus and expansive gardens to explore, with the help of our passionate team, we'll help you create the wedding you always dreamed of.

Events & Corporate Meetings

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Dazzle clients and colleagues with a gastronomic getaway to Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons.