Leeds Castle, one of Britain's most recognisable historic buildings, has launched a new "workation" offering, inviting guests to trade their usual desk for a working day set against 550 acres of Kent parkland.
Located in Kent's County Town of Maidstone, around an hour from central London, the 900-year-old castle is offering a productive escape for remote and hybrid workers. The offer includes reliable Wi-Fi, ample power outlets, complimentary tea and coffee, and a dedicated desk space, alongside the estate's gardens, moat and grounds.
What's included in Leeds Castle's workation offer?
Guests can start the day with breakfast in the oak-beamed Castle View Restaurant before settling in to work with views over the castle's parkland and moat. Lunch can be taken in the Culpeper Garden, and the working day can wrap with a sunset walk around the grounds in place of the usual commute.
In the evenings, guests can explore the castle during quieter visiting hours and return to the Castle View Restaurant for dinner, with views across the terrace to the illuminated castle.
Can guests stay the night?
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For those looking to extend their stay, overnight stays at the castle start from £145 per night, with options including the estate's holiday cottages, Stable Courtyard bedrooms and the newly opened Knights' Retreat lodges.
What else is there to do at Leeds Castle?
Beyond the desk, guests can explore the castle's maze and underground grotto, watch Birds of Prey displays, or picnic overlooking the castle. The estate has also introduced Pilgrimage of Love: Eleanor of Castile, billed as the world's first historical AI avatar exhibition.
Looking to learn more about Leeds Castle and how you can "wfc" (that's work from castle in case you didn't know), explore everything this stunning venue has to offer.
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