History
Built in 1632 by Edward Blofield, Flitwick Manor passed through a succession of private owners via inheritance for some 350 years, with each owner making their own mark on the house. The most notable of these was George Brooks, under whose ownership the house underwent significant alterations between 1793 and 1808, including the addition of a Georgian façade to the front of the main building.
In 1984, the hotel became a restaurant, and in 1990 it was sold again and became a hotel.
Flitwick Manor is reported to be haunted, with many staff reporting sightings of the ghosts of an old housekeeper who once lived on the upper floor of the manor, as well as of the wife of Mr. Brooks.