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Foxhills Club & Resort
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Rooms & Views
This spacious suite has a double room with a king-size bed, private bathroom and separate living room.
This suite features a seating area, private garden and satellite TV.
With traditional or modern in décor, this interconnecting family suite has separate bedrooms and bathrooms.
With views over the peaceful courtyard or gardens, this suite has a lounge area with a sofa.
Luxury new-style bedrooms with a traditional style. They have a balcony, and views over the manor course.
Featuring free toiletries and bathrobes, this quadruple room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a bath a…
These modern rooms benefit from views across the property's pool and courtyards areas.
Featuring free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a bath and…
This luxurious room featuring the facilities listed and entry to the health club and choice of 3 pools.
This luxurious room featuring the facilities listed and entry to the health club and choice of 3 pools.
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Restaurants nearby
- The Tudor Pass★ Michelin Situated within the splendid Great Fosters hotel – itself surrounded by beautiful formal gardens which you'd be wise to walk around – The Tudor Pass is an impressive, intimate restaurant that's right at home in such a charming and characterful setting. The surprise tasting menu comes in two lengths and you'll be glad you went for the longer one once you try the wonderful seasonal cooking. Excellent ingredients are elevated by their well-crafted accompaniments, such as fallow deer with an intense red wine sauce, fried girolles and a sharp blackberry purée that cuts through the richness.4.9km
- Woven by Adam Smith★ Michelin Housed within a luxurious 18th-century property, itself surrounded by 246 acres of beautiful grounds, this elegant restaurant feels like a truly special place. Sporting golden, almost autumnal décor on the ground floor of the Coworth Park hotel, the restaurant is a stage for the eponymous chef to showcase a roll-call of superb British produce. His technically skilled, beautifully presented dishes have a lightness of touch, while also displaying real depth and finesse. The signature chocolate dessert delivers on its promise, ending your visit on a euphoric note.5.7km
- The Loch & The TyneBib Adam Handling’s country inn is named in honour of where he met his co-owner chefs: Scotland and Newcastle. The room has a characterful vintage style, and the terrace sits beside raised beds which supply herbs and vegetables for the attractively presented dishes. Among them are re-worked pub classics like the playful haggis Scotch egg or the mac and cheese 'our way'. For dessert, look out for the ever-present trifle, which changes with the seasons. Complete your visit with a stay in one of the luxuriously appointed bedrooms.9.7km
- The Bailiwick Freehouse Hidden away down twisting country roads in an affluent part of Old Windsor, this charmingly run pub is a quirky, pretty operation where the food is given pride of place. The location – a tranquil spot on the edge of Windsor Great Park – is a hunting area, so expect plenty of local game on the menu in season, such as venison from the Park itself. The experienced chef crafts his ingredients into complex, attractively presented dishes, with the Bar Menu offering lighter and simpler options. Do look out for the cheese trolley, which is bursting with prime British options.5.8km
- Bluebells Restaurant There’s a degree of opulence to this popular restaurant housed inside a whitewashed building. The striking dark green interior features glitzy rose gold panelling and distinctive tiling, ensuring the dining room feels a little bit special. Modern European dishes make use of effective, well-judged flavour combinations and there’s an assured level of technique in the cooking. Sit in the main room overlooking the fire pit or in the airy conservatory, while the smooth service team look after you with aplomb.6.4km
- The Anchor Taller diners may wish to duck their head as they enter this 400-year-old pub, with its low beams being a sign of the building’s characterful touches. Wood and stone floors add to the appeal, while modern furnishings blend in with the historic roots. The choice of menus offers something for everyone, from a tasting option to a good value lunch and an à la carte. Across them all is fresh seasonal produce cooked with care in unfussy preparations so the natural flavours shine through.9.2km
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Attractions nearby
- Thorpe Park amusement park in Thorpe, Surrey, England4.4km
- Colossus roller coaster at Thorpe Park in Surrey, England4.3km
- Runnymede water-meadow alongside the River Thames in Surrey, England8.0km
- Virginia Water Lake lake on the boundary of Berkshire and Surrey, in England, UK5.5km
- Chertsey Abbey Benedictine monastery4.2km
- Hyperia roller coaster at Thorpe Park4.2km
- Windsor Great Park Royal Park near the town of Windsor, England8.7km
- Stealth steel roller coaster located in the Amity area of Thorpe Park in Surrey, England4.4km
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