Foxhills Club & Resort

Lovely property in the countryside- close enough to Heathrow, if you need it. The property has a golf course, offers memberships, and is great for families- with 2 restaurants, and the charming Manor House Lounge, plus Flo’s- a casual eatery great for kids, in the membership pool complex - (both indoor and outdoor). Plus, a lovely Spa, which includes a warm indoor swimming pool, steam room, sauna, outdoor, natural plunge pool and an open air jacuzzi, with sunbeds in the garden. Hotel guests also have access to the pretty, outdoor residents pool. The best thing, is that the pools are warm! Unlike so many hotels! Perfect for swimming! The rooms have all been redone, and are beautiful, elegant and with all amenities, except air conditioning- rarely needed in Britain. I stayed in two types of rooms, the first- the ex stables- single suites being on the ground floor, with tables, chairs and sun beds on the lovely lawn outside. Very nice- but I do suggest adding fogged film to the bottom portion of the bathroom windows, as they look out in the courtyard. This area also has two storied family suites. The next visit, I was in the Lyme House, on the second floor- (an elevator is in this building.) Also, beautiful, well appointed rooms. The restaurant is very pretty, and the food good, but the service is the standout- the friendliest, nicest staff! The front office is wonderful too- Louis, greeting everyone and so helpful and friendly, and the ladies at reception- I must mention Liberty, as she went above and beyond assisting me with any requests and queries. Even when I arrived- and sadly, the taxi driver from Southampton, had been awful, telling me he had several friends that liked dating women my age- (what?)- then tried to overcharge me by $50.00. Liberty and Lewis came to my aid. The one thing that caused great and incessant problems, was the lack of a phone- the iPad provided- is time consuming, not comprehensive, makes mistakes- (my room service meal was listed as being for the room next door!) and calls drop constantly. I was forced to use the “Teams” app, which links to my old Skype account, to call, which calls also dropped. Coming from the US, if I had just called directly, I would have easily racked up over a hundred dollars worth of International charges. At one point- with a question about my bill, where we got disconnected again, Liberty, from reception actually ran over to my room, rather than call me back- much appreciated, as the call would have wasted many dollars. There is an electrical outlet switch in the closet, that turns on the bathroom heated towel rack- they need to let us know where that is- as I had to ask staff- wasting their time and mine. Also, they need to provide luggage racks in all the rooms, otherwise guests have no choice but to open their often dirty, wet, muddy luggage on the clean, white bedding- a nightmare for staff, and a huge waste of laundry, time, power, water etc. Also, please do not perform maintenance on

Pulling up the long driveway to Foxhills is everything a showbiz arrival should be. The location is stunning, and it’s hard to think you’re only moments from the World’s biggest car park, the M25. The service and food were top tier. In fact I’d go as far as to say service here is world class. The food was fantastic for the duration. Spa and facilities all present and correct. Nice touch with the meditation garden, plunge pool and sauna. I’m gagging to get to the thing letting this whole deal down - the bedroom. Paper thin walls, ancient bathrooms and quite possibly the most uncomfortable bed/pillow combo I’ve ever come across. I was given the punishment of 2 nights in a travel lodge last month, and after a night in this torture chamber - I’d return to the Burford TL in a heartbeat. It’s so confusing because to look around at the clientele you’d assume this wouldn’t be possible…but it somehow is. I would beg to come back and eat, hang out, enjoy the facilities etc. I wouldn’t give you tuppence for the room. In fact, I’d beg you not to make me stay in that bed again.

I had a fantastic experience at this hotel. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and everything—from the room to the amenities—was top-notch. What truly made the stay memorable was Liberty. She was incredibly helpful, kind, and went out of her way to ensure everything was perfect. Her professionalism and friendly attitude made a real difference.

Came to mates wedding, service was great and the atmosphere was lovely. Georgia and Allen who hosted were amazing. Very helpful and were always smiling. Will recommend foxhills

This was our second year of coming to Foxhills for golf and the spa. Have thoroughly enjoyed both on each occasion. However, what lets Foxhill’s down is the restaurant. We like to get dressed for dinner as did quite a few other ‘older’ people who were there when we were. However, you then get families come in who are still dressed as they have been all day. This is their prerogative and I realise that. Also, as it was quite late for children they get irritable and cry and generally make lots of noise. This is something that spoils the dining experience for us. Could a separate dining room not be kept for families? This would make it better all round. Love Foxhills but because of this we might look for somewhere else next year.

We already had very high expectations of Foxhills when we chose it as the place to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary with our whole family but it exceeded our hopes. We were a party of 7 adults and 3 young children and we all had an amazing time. There are so many facilities for young and old alike that everyone had a great time. The children loved the soft play, pools and Flo’s for food after. The adults enjoyed retreating to the adults only health spa for treatments, saunas, swimming and quiet. All the meals were yummy and served in a variety of venues from XIX for more casual dining to the lovely surroundings of the Manor House for more adventurous food in stylish surroundings. Many people contributed to making our weekend so special but special mentions go to Lydia for organising our anniversary lunch in the Pine room, Reynold for rearranging our dinner booking to accommodate more people and bringing forward our anniversary lunch, his ‘nothing is any trouble’ attitude was much appreciated, Vishnu for his smiley bar service and finally George who served our celebratory lunch so well on his first shift. We can’t thank everyone who contributed to making our weekend so special enough. I’d love to think we make this an annual family event.