So you’ve been given one of the best tasks ever when it comes to friendship – you’re arranging a hen do. Whether it’s your own or for one of your friends, you’re going to want somewhere amazing for you and the girls to stay. A bland hotel or hostel just isn’t going to cut it for this special weekend!
We’ve got an amazing selection of party houses that are as beautiful and unique as the bride-to-be herself, ranging from comfy and cosy cottages to stately manors and beachfront villas, where you and all the girls can feel spoiled. They won’t just provide an exciting and memorable place to stay either – many of our party houses have the kind of amenities that can really make your hen do go with a bang, including spa services, private chefs, hot tubs, cinema rooms and much, much more.
We can even help arrange activities to keep everyone entertained and provide some suitably embarrassing stories for the wedding day through our concierge service.
And though we’ve got a choice of venues to suit every taste, we thought we might help make your decision a bit easier by listing our all-time favourite fantastic hen do venues in the UK and abroad!
Hen Do Venues in the UK & Abroad
1. Upper Valley Barns
Upper Valley Barns – Snowdonia – Oliver’s Travels
Absolutely made for groups of friends to enjoy some fun in complete seclusion, Upper Valley Barns in stunning Snowdonia is a perfect spot to host a hen. You’re certain to make great use of the huge open plan kitchen and dining area and the fabulous living room, or take in the gorgeous views of the surrounding countryside from the bubbling hot tub!
Location: Snowdonia, Wales
Sleeps: 12-14
2. Meadow Manor
Meadow Manor is the perfect destination for an unforgettable hen party. Set on a cliff overlooking the sea in the charming village of Mundesley, this 16th-century manor offers stunning coastal views and sleeps up to 14 guests, with the option for an extra bed. Just 100 metres from the beach and a short walk to the village, it’s ideal for seaside fun. Whether it’s cosy winter nights by the fire or summer BBQs on the beach, Meadow Manor provides a relaxed and beautiful setting for celebrating with friends, making it perfect for a memorable hen weekend.
Location: Norfolk, England
Sleeps: 14
3. Villa Hislop
High above Plaka, with Spinalonga Island shimmering across the water, Villa Hislop gives a hen weekend all the right ingredients. Ten ensuite bedrooms mean everyone gets proper space, while the infinity pool, shaded dining terraces, direct beach access and home cinema keep the itinerary pleasantly loose. Downstairs, the private wellness floor adds a hammam, sauna, jacuzzi, massage room and gym.
Location: Crete, Greece
Sleeps: 20
4. Llanos Resort
Surrounded by vibrant rolling hills, and a winning combination of privacy, style and luxury, Llanos Resort makes a cracking choice for a hen venue. Plotted just outside Ronda, the birthplace of bullfighting, you and the girls will be able to soak up the atmospheric and ancient city that has charmed visitors year after year.
The villa is a sheer delight to live in, from the top-notch interiors to the ever-impressive pool, no corner has been left unturned. So make the most of paradise with the girls that always have your back.
Location: Costa del Sol, Spain
Sleeps: 14
5. Highbury Mansion, Dorset
Moments from Bournemouth’s beach and bright town-centre buzz, Highbury Mansion gives a hen weekend the run of a grand Tudor-style house. Twelve ensuite bedrooms mean no awkward room politics, while the generous social spaces, gardens and hot tub keep everyone together without feeling on top of each other. Brunch, bars, the pier and the sand are all close by, with a fireplace and big sofas waiting back at the house.
Location: Bournemouth, Dorset
Sleeps: 24
Do you need help planning your perfect hen weekend? Our concierge team is always around if you’d like some personal recommendations, or you can have a browse through our full range of party houses in the UK. Happy planning!
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