De Vere Horsley Estate

About

De Vere Horsley Estate was designed and built in 1820 by Sir Charles Barry; the architect of the Houses of Parliament. The Lovelace family later bought the house and enhanced it with bold architectural features. Pevsner Architectural Guides describes the approach to the Horsley Towers as "one of the most sensational in England". 

Today the property is run by De Vere as a historic yet contemporary hotel and business venue. The site has a modern management centre, Horsley Place and the estate’s original stables have been renovated into modern spaces, including bedrooms that blend its 19th-century allure with the latest features.

The property serves as a distinctive backdrop for business conferences to weddings promising memorable moments for all.  A modern restaurant and two bars serve the very best of local and seasonal food. Horsley has a collection of modern bedrooms in the historic towers and the contemporary Horsley Place. The beautifully-kept grounds of quiet, extensive Surrey parkland are ideal for a walk with a terrace, lawn, and lake to wander and lose yourself in.

The building boast a free, superfast Wi-Fi with a maximum bandwidth of 100Mb is available throughout the hotel. De Vere Horsley Estate also offers guests free access to its leisure facilities, including croquet lawn, football pitch, gym and indoor swimming pool.