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Left Quote 1856: Frederick Goodall bought 170 acres of the land on which Grim’s Dyke now stands Right Quote

Left Quote 1870: Building work began, overseen by the famous architect Norman Shaw Right Quote

Left Quote 1872: Grim’s Dyke was completed and the Goodall family took up residence. Right Quote

Left Quote 1880: The Goodalls sold Grim’s Dyke to Robert Heriot of Hambros Bank who lived here for 10 years Right Quote

Left Quote 1890: Grim’s Dyke was bought by Sir William and Lady Gilbert Right Quote

Left Quote 1899: Work began on Gilbert’s boating lake, a 1.5 acre stretch of water where he used to bathe every day Right Quote

Left Quote 1905 – The lake was extended to form a large rectangle roughly 170 yards long by 50 yards wide Right Quote

Left Quote 1906: Gilbert helped found Grimsdyke Golf Club where he was President Right Quote

Left Quote 1911: Gilbert died on May 29th trying to rescue a local girl, Ruby Preece, who had got into difficulties swimming Right Quote

Left Quote 1929: On one of her rare public appearances, Lady Gilbert attends the re-opening of the Savoy Theatre Right Quote

Left Quote 1936: Lady Gilbert died, having spent her final years doing local charity work Right Quote

Left Quote 1937: A public auction of the house realised £4600 Right Quote

Left Quote 1937: Grim’s Dyke became a rehabilitation centre for women suffering from tuberculosis Right Quote

Left Quote 1939-1945: Officially, whatever role Grim’s Dyke played in the war is classified and not due for release until the 2040s Right Quote

Left Quote 1945: Re-opened as a rehabilitation centre for men suffering from tuberculosis Right Quote

Left Quote 1963: The rehabilitation centre was closed down and Grim’s Dyke entered a period of decline, during which time it was used as a film and television set Right Quote

Left Quote 1967: The Champions was filmed here, as were several episodes of Dr Who during his battles with the Daleks Right Quote

Left Quote 1968: Boris Karloff starred in his last film, The Curse of the Crimson Altar Right Quote

Left Quote 1969: Vincent Price made his 100th film, The Cry of the Banshee. Ronnie Barker also used the house and grounds to shoot one of his comedies, Futtocks End Right Quote

Left Quote 1998: Grim’s Dyke was formally re-opened by the Rt. Hon. Kenneth Clarke, Chancellor of the Exchequer Right Quote

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Tariffs and Special Offers

Our rates are inclusive of VAT and are based on availability in the hotel. The more rooms we have available, the less you'll pay!

Three special accommodation packages have been announced for the May Bank Holiday and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in June. They will be available from May 3rd to 7th and on the nights of June 3rd and 4th.

Package 1

Overnight stay for only £25 per person per night, room only, minimum of two nights.

T's & C's:
Rates quoted are for two nights’ stay based on two people sharing a Garden Lodge twin or double room. Subject to promotional availability. These rates are applicable for new bookings only. Supplements apply for upgrades and breakfast. We reserve the right to amend or remove this offer without prior notification. Payment in full is required at the time of booking and is non-refundable.

Package 2

Overnight stay with Afternoon Cream Tea for only £35 per person per night.

T's & C's:
Rates quoted are for one nights’ stay based on two people sharing a Garden Lodge twin or double room. Subject to promotional availability. These rates are applicable for new bookings only. Supplements apply for upgrades and breakfast. Afternoon Tea must be confirmed at the time of booking. We reserve the right to amend or remove this offer without prior notification. Payment in full is required at the time of booking and is non-refundable.

Package 3

Overnight stay including Breakfast and a fabulous three-course meal in our award winning double AA-Rosetted restaurant for only £55 per person per night.

T's & C's:
Rates quoted are for one nights’ stay based on two people sharing a Garden Lodge twin or double room. Subject to promotional availability. These rates are applicable for new bookings only. Supplements apply for upgrades. Three-course meal is from our set menu, supplements may apply. Dinner must be confirmed at the time of booking. We reserve the right to amend or remove this offer without prior notification. Payment in full is required at the time of booking and is non-refundable.

Dinner Bed & Breakfast Packages For Two**

Only £99

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast offer available Thursday, Friday and Sunday from £99 per room.

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast offer available Saturday from £130 per room.

*Dinner is a 3 course Meal from the set menu. A la carte menu supplement charges will apply. Coffee & Petit Fours not included. Full English Breakfast or Continental Breakfast included. Availability in the restaurant is only guaranteed if seating time is confirmed at time of booking. For times when there is no availability in the restaurant a bar meal or room service meal of the equivalent value will be guaranteed.

Rates not applicable during the Olympic period

Subject to availability. Terms and conditions apply

Olympics 2012

A new special accommodation package has also been announced for the Olympic Games. From 20th July - 14th August

Stay for two nights for as little as £99 per person per night, inclusive of full English breakfast.

T's & C's:
Rates quoted are for two nights’ stay in a Garden Lodge twin or double room. Subject to promotional availability. These rates are applicable for new bookings only. Supplements apply for upgrades. We reserve the right to amend or remove this offer without prior notification.

Normal rates are as follows:
Garden Lodge Room - £135 single, £145 double occupancy
Balcony Room - £160 single, £170 double occupancy
Garden Suite - £220 single, £230 double occupancy
Period Room - £220 single or double occupancy
Four-Poster Room - £350 single or double occupancy

The Grim’s Dyke is just 12 miles from Central London so is ideal for visitors to the Games wanting a hotel in a tranquil location away from the City centre. Stanmore tube station on the Jubilee Line is a short taxi ride from the hotel and goes direct to Wembley and London Euston is just 13 minutes from nearby Harrow and Wealdstone station.

Cancellation policy for Olympic bookings:

  • 1-5 rooms: 48 hours notice
  • 6-10 rooms: 7 days notice
  • 11+ rooms: 14 months notice

 



Subject to availability. Terms and conditions apply.