This is a unique chance for up to six people to experience living in rooms designed by the architectural master of the High Victorian period, William Burges, and a must for anyone captivated by the Gothic Revival. The Mayor's Parlour is also a fantastic base for those who simply wish to stay somewhere wonderful while they explore Dover Castle, the White Cliffs and all the other amazing places nearby.
Live the High Victorian dream
Burges’s full decorative schemes have been recreated in the main rooms, which still retain many of their original fittings.
The Mayor’s Parlour, once used as the mayor’s private office, as well as for meetings and robing, is now the beautiful Landmark Trust dining room, centred around the original council table and chairs. The equally colourful Magistrates’ Retiring Room has become the kitchen.
A private staircase leads to three bedrooms and bathrooms on the floor above, formerly the Minute Rooms where clerks once kept the town’s records.
The Mayor's Parlour has its own access from the street and is at the opposite end of the building from the public areas.
For more information and to book, please visit The Landmark Trust's website.