Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf and Spa in Luton 

Luton Hoo is known to have been among the most expensive schemes of Lancelot 'Capability' Brown's career, second only to his work at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire.In 1947, the present Queen Elizabeth and newly wedded husband Prince Phillip spent part of their honeymoon at Luton Hoo, as personal friends of Lady Zia.

Wernher Restaurant is located in the original State Dining Room in the Mansion House, and offers exquisite fine dining. Adventurous dishes and traditional British classics are served. Gentlemen are requested to wear a jacket or tie for dinner.The Adam's Brasserie is housed within the historic Stables Building, designed by distinguished 18th-century architect, Robert Adams. It offers a more informal style of dining, from a modern British menu. The Adam's Brasserie is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Luton Hoo is in the ideal location for visiting the following places of interest:Berkstead CastleWoburn Abbey, SafariWhipsnadeKnebworth HouseHatfield House

By Car:- Leave the M1 at junction 10 signed for Luton Airport.- Drive along the dual carriageway to Kidney Wood roundabout.- Take 3rd exit, signed for Harpenden.- Continue along the road for 800 metres (half a mile) and then turn left into the hotel entrance.From Luton Airport:- Head southeast on Spittlesea Rd toward Percival Way.- Turn right at Percival Way and take the 3rd exit onto Airport Way.- At Airport Roundabout, take the 1st exit onto the A505/Airport Way.- Go through one roundabout and you will come to the Kidney Wood Roundabout.- Take the 1st exit onto the A1081 London Road, heading to Harpenden.- Turn left into the main driveway of the hotel.

Set amid 1065 acres of rolling English countryside, including a 50 acre lake landscaped by ‘Capability’ Brown, Luton Hoo offers unrivalled prestige and history, having once accommodated Queen Elizabeth II.The River Lea snakes through the grounds to create 2 lakes, whilst mature trees grace the parkland including several 300-year-old sweet chestnut trees. Despite this beautiful rural setting, Luton Hoo is just 10 minutes' drive from Luton Airport and 40 minutes from Heathrow. Road and rail links are also excellent – it’s 4.8 km (3 miles) from junction 10 of the M1 and 5 minutes from Luton Parkway station, where a frequent 30-minute service takes you into London.This combination of tranquillity and accessibility looks set to make Luton Hoo a popular destination for leisure breaks and business functions of every kind. You are invited to follow in the footsteps of many notable guests, including kings and queens.