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Beechfield House
Beanacre, Wiltshire, United Kingdom · Independent · Near Luxury
Beechfield House is a Victorian country-house hotel near Melksham in Wiltshire, gardens, spa, and fine dining between Bath and the Cotswolds.
- 24 rooms
- Opened 1981
About Beechfield House
- The Grade II listed Victorian mansion was built in 1878 for local gentleman farmer Richard Keevil and served as a family home for around 90 years.
- It was converted into a hotel in the late 1960s and opened to guests in 1981.
History
Beechfield House is a Grade II listed Victorian mansion in Beanacre, Wiltshire, built in 1878 for the local gentleman farmer Richard Keevil. It served as a family home for around 90 years before being converted into a hotel.
The conversion took place in the late 1960s, and the property opened as a hotel in 1981. Set in mature grounds near Bath, it operates today as a country-house hotel and spa.
The setting
13.6 miles from Bath. 6 miles from Chippenham.
Experiences
- Afternoon tea — Afternoon tea served at the hotel, praised in guest reviews.
- Sunday lunch — Sunday lunch served in the garden room, praised in guest reviews.
Amenities
- Plenty of parking
- EV charging
- Free Wi-Fi
- Private dining spaces
- Party and events packages
- Company away days, seminars and networking events
- Afternoon tea
- Sunday lunch
- Private dining
- Funeral teas and wakes
- Gift vouchers
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- AA Four Red Stars (2025)
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