Eglantine

 

 

 

 

This quaint and full of character, 17th century listed cottage sits peacefully at the end of a terrace row in the centre of the beautiful historic Village of Crondall. Almost opposite the friendly village pub and 2 minutes walk from the local store and post office. Eglantine; from the English work for the flower also known as sweet briar. It was first used as a given name in Geoffrey Chaucer's 14th century story 'The Prioress's Tale'. Named such by the gorgeous rose surrounding the doorway.

 

Eglantine classifies itself as a 4.5 star hotel.
N.B. Please note that the star ratings are interpreted generously by the hotels in many countries.

 

N.B. Please note that these are considered correct at the time of publishing, but may no longer be available. If any of the facilities are absolutely essential for you please check when booking. Please do not assume that all are included in the room rate.