Bridgerton fans rejoice! You can now book a Bridgerton-inspired staycation at Inglethorpe Hall in Norfolk – and guests will even have their own formal ball to attend.
Dating back to the 1700s and situated within 30 acres of private ground, the Grade II listed building really is as grand as the properties from the hit Netflix show. Looking for the perfect staycation for later this year? Be sure to add this one to your list...
Some of the unique opportunities available at the property include a horse and cart tour, evening ball (sadly the Duke of Hastings won't be present), casino night, garden tours, delicious meals, and a daily Lady Whistledown-style newsletter to read, among other regal touches.
From the six bathrooms to the nine bedrooms, guests will have the entire property to themselves. With space for up to 20 guests, it really does provide quite a special stay for the whole family to enjoy.
'We've brought the world of the Bridgerton's and Featherington's to life with our brand new and exclusive Bridgerton Experience; live the regal lifestyle in the picturesque setting of Norfolk,' say Oliver's Travels. 'As well as offering the chance to stay in this fabulous Grade II listed country house, our Bridgerton Experience is packed full of special touches and activities fit for a Duke and Duchess.'
The new experience package is available to book now, priced from £1,750pp based on six people sharing. Please do bear in mind that dates for the stay are arranged in line with the UK's current travel guidance. Oliver's Travels provide a flexible Covid booking policy to help you book with confidence.
Take a peek around the grand property...
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