The 12th century venue’s Garden Room Restaurant will host the experiences from January 29, which coincides with the release of Season 4 of Bridgerton, until February 1 and from February 26 to March 1.
During the Regency Era of the early 19th century, Coombe Abbey was a grand country house owned by the Craven family, who transformed it from a Cistercian monastery into a residence fit for the aristocracy, hosting high society events reflecting the refinement of the period.
The themed afternoon tea features a flute of bubbles on arrival and promises “delicate sandwiches, freshly baked scones, and beautifully crafted pastries” alongside a luxury tea selection.
An invite shared to Coombe Abbey’s social media followers says:
With the return of everyone’s favourite Regency-era drama, you are most cordially invited to an afternoon of grace and indulgence at The Garden Room Restaurant at Coombe Abbey.
Step into the Regency era and enjoy a decadent afternoon tea inspired by the elegance and charm of high society. Savour delicate sandwiches, freshly baked scones, and beautifully crafted pastries – all perfectly paired with a selection of the finest teas.
As the chatter of the Ton fills the air, one might even imagine Lady Craven herself making an appearance to share the latest whispers of the season.
Coombe Abbey Hotel’s afternoon tea has drawn rave reviews since they were launched in 2012, welcoming around 40,000 guests each year.
Ron Terry, Group Operations Director at No Ordinary Hospitality, which operates Coombe Abbey Hotel, said: “Coombe Abbey Hotel is known for putting on one of the finest afternoon teas in the region, and this nod to the Regency Era puts a high-society twist on one of our best loved traditions.
“Our themed afternoon teas are a fantastic way to celebrate and get together with friends and family, and we’re excited to launch our first of 2026 in style with this latest instalment.”
