Fancy whisking yourself away for a little midweek retreat at Harrogate’s award-winning Rudding Park? (hands shoot up). We’ve bagged an indulgent overnight stay at this stunner so you can treat yourself and a date, or a very lucky mate.

Set within 300 acres of landscaped gardens and woodlands, this primo pad is the staycay of dreams. We’re talking over 90 boutique boudoirs, a zen-sational rooftop spa complete with a range of hydrotherapy and thermal experiences, a private cinema for the ultimate movie night and not one but two golf courses. Rest and relaxation is the name of the game here – and how to fuel all this R’n’R you ask? You’ll also get to fill your boots at a special dinner in Rudding Park’s fine dining restaurant, FIFTY TWO.

The recent recipient of 3 AA Rosettes, FIFTY TWO, is inspired by the hotel garden’s 52 raised beds and is housed in converted shipping containers in the immaculate grounds. Having been included in the new Michelin Guide, FIFTY TWO is already making waves on the foodie scene, so expect something truly special at this bespoke open kitchen where the chefs take centre stage, creating an appetising food theatre.

Hosted by head chef Adam Degg who appeared on BBC’s Great British Menu, your immersive dining experience will begin with an arrival drink served on the terrace with an opportunity to walk around the kitchen garden if the weather is favourable.

Like a dinner party with friends, there is no set menu, but rest assured your hosts will use only the highest quality, locally grown and sourced ingredients to deliver a delicious assortment of plates leading up to the main event, which is followed by desserts and treats. To complement the food, carefully selected wines, freshly made juices and garden-inspired cocktails are included. Aprons are on hand for those keen to get involved, a pack of cards will spark the ‘art of conversation’ and you’re welcome to add to the ‘dessert’ island disc list.

Want to win this gorgeous dinner and relaxing overnighter for two? It’s simple, just answer the following question correctly (psst you’ll find a big clue here).