LOOK: Meghan, Harry reportedly spent babymoon in this $13,000-a-night cottage inn

By: Casey Eridio - 6 years ago

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Britain’s Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, react as they are presented with baby gifts by Canadian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Janice Charette, at Canada House, the offices of the High Commission of Canada in the United Kingdom. Image: AFP/Chris Jackson via AFP Relaxnews

Prince Harry and mom-to-be Meghan Markle are reported to have checked into a five-star country inn for a quick pre-birth babymoon.

For a brief respite from their royal duties, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to have spent three nights at Heckfield Place to enjoy some alone time before the birth of their first child, reports People.

Located at a short 45-minute drive from their new home, Frogmore Cottage, Heckfield Place is a restored Georgian manor, set on 400 acres of secluded bucolic woodlands, meadows and gardens in Hampshire.

Rooms at Heckfield Place are elegant and contemporary in feel, with a soft neutral palette of heather greys, lavender and cream and the use of natural materials.

According to People, the royal couple stayed in the Long Room, a private apartment that comes with a private terrace, dining room and bedside fireplace that clocks in at around $13,000 (about P671,000) a night.

While there, the royal couple may have strolled along the property’s lower lakes, woodlands and walled gardens filled with wisteria, lavender and English roses.

The Duchess may also have received treatments at the Little Bothy Spa, which uses all-natural products. The spa also features studios for yoga, pilates and personal training. On-site restaurants Marle and Hearth serve seasonal fare using ingredients plucked from their farm.