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The Mitre, Hampton Court
East Molesey, England, United Kingdom · Signet Collection · Accessible Luxury
A Grade II-listed 1665 house on the Thames at East Molesey, opposite Hampton Court Palace, once used for royal courtiers. Hector Ross reopened it in September 2020 as Signet Collection's debut: 36 rooms by Nicola Harding, riverside Coppernose and 1665, and a fairy-lit terrace after nearly thirty years of family ownership.
- 36 rooms
- Opened 2020
- Interiors: Nicola Harding
About The Mitre, Hampton Court
- Nicola Harding dressed the 36 rooms; Coppernose and 1665 are the two riverside restaurants.
- The house is Grade II-listed and dates to 1665, built to lodge courtiers serving Hampton Court across the water.
- It is Signet Collection's first hotel; Elcot Park followed in 2022.
History
A Grade II-listed 1665 building on the Thames at East Molesey opposite Hampton Court Palace, once used to house royal courtiers, reopened in September 2020 as the debut property of Hector Ross's Signet Collection: 36 rooms with Nicola Harding interiors, riverside restaurants Coppernose and 1665, and a fairy-lit terrace after nearly thirty years of family ownership.
The setting
On the Thames at East Molesey, facing Hampton Court Palace. Hampton Wick is the other bank; the palace gates are the evening walk.
Amenities
- Pet-friendly
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