Boringdon Hall Hotel becomes newest member of PoB Hotels

Boringdon Hall Hotel and Spa in Devon has become the latest member of the Pride of Britain Hotels (PoB).

Over the past few years, the hotel has made investments in enhancing its offerings, including the development of the Gaia Spa and the introduction of the Michelin restaurant, Àclèaf.

Boringdon Hall is often referred to as the “enchanted place on the hill,” and is a fusion of Elizabethan architecture and contemporary elegance.

The hotel hosts 55 rooms and suites in total, and alongside Àclèaf, guests can dine at the 2 AA rosette Mayflower Brasserie during their stay.

It also introduced wellness suites, following a multimillion wellness project, comprising 12 wellness rooms, two wellness suites, and an additional relaxation room and hot tub.

Kalindi Juneja, CEO of PoB Hotels, said “We are delighted to welcome Boringdon Hall into the PoB Hotels family. As an independent hotel, they have shown remarkable dedication to raising standards and investing in their property over the last few years.

“Their distinctive character and commitment to providing extraordinary guest experiences align perfectly with the values we uphold at PoB Hotels. Boringdon Hall’s unique blend of history, sophistication, and innovation makes it a standout property in our collection, and we are excited to showcase this exceptional hotel to our discerning guests.”

Laura Cameron, managing director of Boringdon Hall, added: “Joining PoB Hotels is a significant milestone for Boringdon Hall. We are proud to be part of such a prestigious collection that represents the pinnacle of hospitality and excellence. Our recent investments in the hotel have allowed us to elevate the guest experience even further.

“This partnership will enable us to reach a wider audience and share the enchanting experience of Boringdon Hall with more guests. We look forward to a successful collaboration with PoB Hotels and continuing to exceed the expectations of our guests.”