From the team behind the Salisbury Gluten Free Guide

Researched with care — never a guarantee. Menus and kitchens change, so it's always worth a quick word with staff before you order.

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Lymington & coast

David Martin / Stanwell House Hotel, Lymington High Street - geograph.org.uk - 7722527 / CC BY-SA 2.0
Hotel

Stanwell House (The Orangery)

14-15 High Street, SO41 9AA

At a glance

A boutique hotel on Lymington High Street whose light-filled Orangery serves afternoon tea daily from 2pm to 5pm, alongside the Samphire restaurant and Salt bar. A likely stop for a special-occasion tea in the town.

Gluten-free options

We found no gluten free information from the hotel at all. The current afternoon tea menu, published in April 2026, carries no allergen or dietary wording, and neither the Orangery page nor the wider site mentions gluten free provision. One diner review praises staff for accommodating requests, but says nothing about gluten.

Before you order

Everything here is unverified for coeliacs. If you want afternoon tea, ring or email ahead and ask directly whether a gluten free version is offered and how the kitchen would keep it apart from the standard bakes.

Worth asking?

Can you prepare a gluten free afternoon tea, including scones and cakes, with notice? How would gluten free items be kept separate from ordinary baked goods in your kitchen?

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This information is researched but not guaranteed — menus and kitchen practices change. Always tell staff you are coeliac.

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