The Mansion
Originally the private home of the Penn family (founders of Pennsylvania), this Grade I Palladian Mansion was designed by the architect to King George III, James Wyatt, and completed in 1795. Within the 50,000 square foot building are the Mansions 21 traditional bedrooms, main administration offices, golf changing rooms, Club Shop, The Dining Room, President's Bar, Orangery, Fountain Room, Wyatt Room, Ballroom, Pen Bar, Buckingham Room, Repton Room, Chalfont Room, Library, Chapel, and Polo Lounge.

The Pavilion
Completed in 2002, the Pavilion comprises of a state of the art gymnasium, two studios, three indoor carpet, four all-weather, six grass tennis courts. An indoor swimming pool, SPC SPA, SALON SPC, steam rooms, changing rooms, San Marco, and supervised crèche and under eights' playroom. All hotel guests have access to these facilities.

In 2008, 28 new luxury contemporary bedrooms were launched along with the Garden lounge which it is situated on the first floor of the Pavilion. It has exquisite views of the gardens and the grass tennis courts with an airy and contemporary atmosphere, and caters for breakfast for the residents staying in the Pavilion. The Presidents room is adjacent to the Garden Lounge which can seat up to 10 people for private dining.

SPC SPA and SALON SPC
Named one of the 'ten best spas in the UK' by Tatler, The Independent and The Daily Telegraph, SPC SPA prides itself on offering luxury treatments which transcend you from your everyday hectic lifestyles into tranquil escapism offering 13 treatment rooms, a beautiful private Atrium with stunning five metre tropical aquarium, deep relaxation room, Italian Marble steam rooms and an indoor pool complete with built-in hydro-seat Jacuzzi. Alongside SPC SPA sits the new SALON SPC, created to give its clients an experience that will be totally luxurious. SALON SPC is modern and elegant and boasts a contemporary nail bar, as well as a leading beauty boutique, providing luxury brands such as our own treatment and skincare brand SPC.

Golf Course
Encircling the Club's 350 acre Buckinghamshire parkland estate, the historic 27 hole Championship golf course, is undisputedly one of the finest parkland courses in the country. Created in 1908 by eminent golf architect Harry Shapland Colt, the Stoke Poges course has been the inspiration for many of the world’s most famous holes, including Augusta’s infamous 12th at the centre of Amen Corner. The course itself has seen many impressive rounds in its prestigious history, including the first PGA Matchplay tournament in 1910 and James Bond's epic golfing duel in the 1964 classic 007 movie 'Goldfinger'.

Tennis Facilities
The Club has 13 tennis courts. Three indoor carpet courts, six (Wimbledon specification) championship grass courts and four outdoor all-weather courts, Stoke Park has a number of coaches who teach at every level on an individual and group basis and are in attendance at all the club sessions.

We offer a professional and comprehensive test racquet and re-stringing service.

Fitness Facilities
Fitness facilities include a state-of-the-art 4,500 sq.ft. gymnasium with the latest equipment, including personal televisions on all cardio machines and your very own Technogym  memory stick for your programme. The s studio fitness programme is very comprehensive and the interior design is contemporary with mood lighting and an impressive sound system. The fitness section also boasts a dedicated personal training studio equipped with the latest 'kinesis' training equipment. Both the gymnasium and the studio have superb views over the gardens around the Pavilion.

Conference Facilities
Stoke Park is one of the finest and most accessible conference venues in the country. Elegantly decorated, naturally lit meeting rooms can effortlessly accommodate a board meeting or a product launch, working lunch or a full 120 sit-down dinner, while multilingual secretarial services, full audio-visual capability, and broadband connectivity ensure that Stoke Park's facilities are as serious as they are stylish.