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Tapestry Hall

The Cumberland Lodge Tapestry Hall, featuring its iconic doors out to the Cumberland Lodge garden.

Our historic Tapestry Hall is beautiful space for guests to relax in upon arrival at Cumberland Lodge. Its iconic doors lead you out onto the back lawn, with expansive views out across Windsor Great Park.

There are comfortable chairs for reading, and in the winter a log fire provides a warm and cosy atmosphere.

The Tapestry Hall has been used as a location for the films The King’s Speech (2010) and The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2021).

A close up on the piano in the Tapestry Hall, with glasses for a drinks reception set up in the background.
The Tapestry Hall as viewed from the main staircase in Cumberland Lodge.
A close up of the fireplace in the Tapestry Hall, featuring an afternoon tea.
The view out from the Tapestry Hall doors.