Experience Valentine’s Day Romance in Berkshire
At Easthampstead Park, Wokingham
For an unforgettable Valentine’s Day experience in Berkshire Easthampstead Park has some fantastic options showcasing style, sophistication and romance.
Easthampstead Park is the perfect Valentine’s Day Dining Venue that encompasses a wonderfully interesting 1300+ year old history.
Conveniently located right in central Berkshire, Easthampstead Park Hotel is readily accessible from all corners of the county and from the neighbouring counties of Hampshire, Greater London, Surrey, Buckinghamshire, Wiltshire and Oxfordshire.
Our amazing Valentine's Day 2026 offerings are coming soon! If you'd like to get ahead, feel free to enquire with our team.
Valentine's Day in Berkshire
Superb Value Offers and Packages
All our Valentine's Day Specialty Packages are designed to ensure you have a wonderfully romantic stay with us at Easthampstead Park here in Berkshire and that your special Valentine's Day day is celebrated in the most thoughtful and relaxed manner possible.
Valentine’s Day in Wokingham 2026
Romance is just the beginning
Valentine’s Day here at Easthampstead Park embraces stylish and chic hospitality with some wonderfully romantic options that could include accommodation, flowers, chocolates, bubbly and more.
If you’re searching for the BEST Valentine's Day offerings in Wokingham, whether it be overnight romantic stays or a sumptuous dining experience, then look no further than Easthampstead Park.
We look forward to welcoming you here with us for Valentines Day 2026!
All our Valentine's Day 2026 options can be booked via our Sales Team.
Please call 01189 74 75 76 or email sales@eastpark.co.uk if you have any questions on what is on offer.
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY 2026
Saint Valentine’s Day: A Brief History
St Valentine's Day, celebrated annually on February 14, has its roots in Christianity and is observed as a day to honor two Christian Martyrs, Valentine of Rome and Valentine of Terni.
The celebration of St Valentine's Day was established by Pope Gelasius I in 496 AD to remember the death of Saint Valentine of Rome in 269 AD. However, it was not until the 14th century that the day became associated with romance, following the publication of a poem about "Valentine's Day" by the English poet Geoffrey Chaucer.
In the 18th century, the day acquired a more commercial aspect in England, with the practice of giving gifts such as flowers, sweets, and cards becoming popular. The holiday is also associated with symbols such as the winged Roman god Cupid, hearts, and doves.
Valentine of Terni was martyred in 273 AD, and there were several other early Christian Martyrs named Valentine whose stories contributed to the legend of Valentine's Day. The Eastern Orthodox Church marks July 6 as its St Valentine's Day commemoration, as this was the historical date of Valentine of Rome's martyrdom.
Other dates associated with the "Day of Love" include St Gregory's Day (March 12), St Vincent's Day (February 22), and St Anthony's Day (June 13).
The facts, myth and folklore of St Valentine’s Day have now all culminated into the one specific day, February 14th, and at Easthampstead Park in Berkshire, you can be sure that romance will be front and centre of our Valentine’s Day packages and offerings.
Valentine’s Day in The UK
For more special offers and great value hotel packages in the South-East over Valentine’s Day, look no further than the options available at our sister properties.
Villiers Hotel for Valentines Day in Buckingham, Gorse Hill for Valentines Day in Surrey and Ditton Manor for Valentines Day in Windsor and Datchet