River Arts Club has a stunning minimal aesthetic designed for rest, reset, and reflection. Set beside the river and intentionally limited to just 10 rooms, the house offers a calm, carefully held environment for guests seeking restoration rather than stimulation. Stays are centred around quiet, presence, and optional guided rituals that support nervous system regulation and creative reset. This is not a traditional hotel. River Arts Club is best suited to guests who value stillness, thoughtful design, curated calming art and time away from noise. This stay is ideal for guests who are: - Seeking a reset or pause from busy life - Interested in wellbeing, creativity, or reflective time - Comfortable with calm, shared spaces and a slower rhythm - Looking for an intentional, reset experience All rooms at River Arts Club are priced to reflect the shared experience of the house rather than room size alone. Each category offers a different level of space, but all guests have access to the same calm environment, riverside setting, and communal areas. Room rates remain consistent throughout the year to support a sense of fairness, stability, and ease. The riverside sauna is available to guests as part of selected stays and Reset experiences. Use of the sauna is woven into the rhythm of the house and is intended to support relaxation and restoration rather than spa-style use. River Arts Club operates with a gentle daily rhythm. Quiet hours are respected, and the atmosphere of the house is intentionally calm. Guests are encouraged to slow down, disconnect where possible, and enjoy the shared environment with care for others. River Arts Club is a place to rest, reset, and reconnect — a quiet house for intentional stays rather than a conventional hotel experience.

The River Arts Club is in the countryside only a short distance from London and close to Bray village, the culinary centre of the British countryside with its two Michelin 3 starred restaurants, Michel Roux’s Waterside Inn and Heston Blumenthal’s Fat Duck. Also in Bray is the one starred pub The Hind’s Head and The Crown. Nearby are The Royal Oak (1 star) in Maidenhead, the Hand and Flower (2 stars) in nearby Marlow and the stately Cliveden with its spa and National Trust Park. The River Arts Club is also ideally situated for any guest who wishes to attend Henley Regatta, the races at Ascot, polo matches at Smith’s Lawn or any of the many local polo fields, championship golf at Wentworth or simply enjoy the charm of the Club, a “home away from home”, in a warm and relaxed atmosphere.