Chewton Glen

Chewton Glen, a five-star country-house hotel on the south coast of England, dates from the early eighteenth century. In the 1840s, the estate's legendary charm inspired its owner's brother, Captain Frederick Marryat, to write his most famous novel, The Children of the New Forest. These days, visitors experience the magic of Chewton Glen through 58 individually designed accommodations; gourmet dining; golf on a par-3, nine-hole course; indoor and outdoor tennis; an internationally acclaimed health and beauty spa, and more—much more.

Despite the overflow of incentives on hand, meeting planners tend to focus on the rooms for private dining and business events, including two boardrooms and a meeting suite for up to 140 delegates. Planners seeking an ultimate incentive can reserve the house and all 130 acres as a corporate reward.