Rooms

Each bedroom is individually designed and named after one of the 10 hounds from the famous chase of the 1739 Charlton Hunt, the 'Greatest Chase that ever was' as they galloped for ten hours over 57 miles of Sussex countryside.

The rooms are decorated with pictures, photographs, quirky ornaments and antiques to reflect the family's sporting heritage. It's not only the eiderdown quilts and plump mattress, filled with wool from the sheep that graze on the Goodwood Estate, that encourages you to rest that little bit longer, each of your ten rooms includes those special homely touches such as mini decanters of whisky and hot water bottles for the colder months. That under-rated pastime, sleep, is positively encouraged and an afternoon nap de rigueur.

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Dido - Bedroom One The antique furniture is mostly sourced from Goodwood. The chest of drawers was a lucky find, hidden in the stables, and after restoration it looks wonderful. The room is furnished with fabrics in gentle hues of grey blues with a touch of pinky red for the window seat and chair cushion.

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Pompey - Bedroom Two Every detail has been considered: the dressing table in particular is a unique piece. There is a lovely antique set of lead horses and hounds on the mantelpiece which are very collectable and perfect for Hound Lodge!

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Rifle - Bedroom 3 This bedroom has a particularly pretty chaise-longue at the end of the bed, and a marble-topped table on the private, outdoor terrace. Fabrics in restful shades of pale blues and pinks create a welcoming feel.

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Peggy - Bedroom 4 The beautifully upholstered pair of chairs in front of the fire provide the perfect setting to relax and read a book. Soft, ochre walls compliment the linen bedhead, and the valance and chairs are covered in a stunning pink, blue, ochre and black fabric.

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Edmund - Bedroom 5 This bedroom has an unusual sofa that can be converted into a chaise-longue should you wish to read in reclined splendour! It also has a very pretty dressing table stool, upholstered in a tapestry material. Cream striped wallpaper and patterned curtains perfect the room and enhance its charm.

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Ruby - Bedroom Six The antique wardrobe in this room was completely restored and its mahogany colour is perfectly matched to the rich red tomes of the decor. Ruby is a welcoming, airy room with views across the terraces towards The Kennels.

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Musick - Bedroom 7 The walls are decorated with an unusual tongue and groove panelling, and the sharp blues add a freshness to the ambience of this downstairs room.

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Ringwood - Bedroom 8 it's one of the smaller rooms, but the deep blues and rich, emerald green accents maintain a gorgeous, luxurious feel. As with all the rooms in Hound Lodge, the walls are decorated with pictures of Goodwood, hunting and dogs.

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Walcut - Bedroom Nine The only room with a half tester bed. Like room eight, it is one of the smaller bedrooms but its sumptuous, luxury finish belie its size.

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Drummer - Bedroom Ten. This bedroom is one of the few to have retained its original fireplace. The pale pistachio colours of the fabrics suit the double aspect windows in this room, which features an antique mahogany commode in the bathroom.

The Drawing Room

The drawing room is the heart of the lodge., where guests can relax surrounded by original paintings that reflect Goodwood’s sporting heritage. The room contains splendid antiques, many of which were reclaimed from the attic of Goodwood House. The drawing room is a mix of old and new, splendid yet comfortable, with an authentic personal touch. Piles of books, board games, a card table and a well-stocked bar provide plenty of distraction. Afternoon tea is served here, followed later by delicious pre-dinner treats including Goodwood’s own ale nuts or the unbelievably-good pork crackling bites. After dinner, you can play games, dance or simply listen to your favourite music, enjoying your favourite drink, perhaps even chatting until dawn breaks over the Estate.

The Dining Room

The seemingly endless Georgian dining table dates from the late eighteenth century and was previously used at Goodwood House for banquets in the Ballroom. It is perfectly at home in the more relaxed surroundings of Hound Lodge and offers the ideal centrepiece for an exuberant evening, with good food and excellent wine. There is a comfortable, laid-back atmosphere which belies the sense of occasion the room bestows. The Hound Lodge chef will design a seasonal menu that reflects the preferences and tastes of you and your guests, while making the most of the organic Estate-reared and home-grown produce from Goodwood Home Farm.

The Bathrooms

The luxurious bathrooms feature deep roll-top baths and huge showers with natural bath products from Gordon Castle. Vintage-style glass bottles hold the comforting pine bath oil, ideal for a long, relaxing soak. The abundance of books and comfy armchairs create a peaceful atmosphere, where you can enjoy taking time dressing for dinner or simply getting ready for bed.

The Boot Room

After a day spent driving, flying, shooting, playing or walking in the Goodwood Estate, drop your boots on the flagstone floor and leave your things on the baize table to be collected and cleaned. You then have time to enjoy a fabulous teas or something a little stronger, prepared by your butler. As your dogs shake off the mud and bound indoors you can look forward to sinking into your favourite sofa or retiring to your room before dinner is served.

The walls of the 'loo' are hung with framed handwritten extracts from the hunting journals of the 7th Duke of Richmond, describing some of the most glorious days out riding.