Langshott Manor - part of The Alexander Hotel Collection

Our first trip to Langshott Manor was absolutely wonderful in every sense! From checking in with the most loveliest staff to having a drink while chatting to the manager who is the most charming of people we have ever met. They make you feel special, welcome and are extremely interested in you. The room was really unique and we loved the roll top bath and the spa products in the room. The bed was also the comfiest bed I've ever slept in! I ever asked the lady on reception where the pillows are from as I would love them at home. |Onto dinner: Well wow! Our food was 5 star and I would recommend the chicken and the desserts were delicious indeed. The manager even comes to see you at your table to check on everything which we thought was a lovely touch. He then arranged for an anniversary dessert plate to our bedroom as we told him we were celebrating our 26th wedding anniversary. |Breakfast again was great! I liked the fresh juices on offer and breakfast is all cooked fresh to order.|Will we be returning? Without a shadow of doubt! Thank you to all the staff including Amy and Becca.

It was not our first time at Langshott Manor and the place never disappoints. It is an oasis of tranquility and luxury few minutes from Gatwick Airport. |The service this time was absolutely outstanding. We were welcomed by Ms. Emma who was absolutely fantastic, showed us our room in minutes and gave us all the info we needed. A truly warm welcome.|We had als dinner at the Mulberry Restaurant, where Cilic was excellent and so was the food. The wine list is really impressive and packed with very good wines.|We will be back for sure!

My cousin booked the hotel out for her 50th Birthday celebrations, including a one-night stay (which she generously covered!) in May 2025.|Although this is just minutes from Gatwick airport, a more tranquil and pretty spot, you would not expect to find. I was charmed from the moment I parked the car in the gravel car park and walked through the wooden front door of this quaint and beautiful modestly-sized Tudor cottage (?)/building. The staff were friendly, the reception cosy and the tea room/bar area a very relaxing place to be.||I stayed in the 'Jane Seymour' suite which was one of the rooms overlooking the pond - it felt perfect. Rooms are modern in a charming rustic way and well-equipped with a beautiful en-suite bathroom. The gardens were well-kept and beautiful - croquet is set up ready to play.||We had a sit-down set menu dinner for the party and it was good - I didn't have any experience of their usual menus. We also had breakfast next morning which was fine.||Overall, it's a gem of a place and the smallness of the place and the fairly limited number of rooms makes this a lovely place to spend a couple of days or a relaxing day/night before a flight.

Lovely hotel, fantastic staff, very helpful and friendly. Great location and grounds. Only downside we have had is staying in the Ann of Cleves suite we have been woken up every morning at 6:30 and 7 am by slamming of doors on the kitchen side which is next to it, not great for 6 day stay

We have just enjoyed a weekend away at Langshott Manor and what a lovely weekend it’s been. We initially booked for 2 nights and upon check in was given the wrong room. We had booked a particular room and found this was not available which was really disappointing and a bad start to the weekend. This is when we met the manager Dan and he was charming and offered us a variety of other rooms even showing us around them all and we ended up choosing one much better than we had originally booked. We were happy with this room and the customer service provided by the manager. |The Mulberry restaurant is definitely worth a visit and our evening meal was outstanding. Dan served us our drinks and the staff working with him were lovely. Very extensive wine list and staff knowledgeable about the wine. |Enjoyed drinks in the bar before heading back to the room and Dan kept checking in on us asking if we needed anything. Just a really lovely touch and you can tell he is passionate about his guests and the hotel. |We also enjoyed the garden and sitting in it for most of the day. Really peaceful and pleasant. ||We enjoyed the stay that much we decided to add a night on and stayed a 3rd night. ||Breakfast was also lovely. Staff very attentive during breakfast. ||Thank you for a wonderful stay. ||We will be returning again soon.

Decided to stay near to the airport so this hotel is perfect for location.|Arrived late evening, pleasant welcome and large spacious room.|The hotel is quite an old building so it’s a bit nooks and crannies with a few spiders and flies but overall good enough for the stop over. |Room was well stocked with coffee machine, kettle, nibbles, ironing board and iron, and nice large bathroom. Could do with a carpet clean though.

I accidentally booked the wrong dates for our stay, but Rebecca was incredibly helpful and quick to sort everything out, including processing a refund without any fuss. She made us feel truly welcome, arranged a beautiful room for us, and was there when we needed assistance. The hotel itself was fantastic, and thanks to the exceptional service, we had a wonderful experience. We would both highly recommend staying here and are already looking forward to our next visit. 10 out of 10 – thank you! – Adam

We had a really long layover at Gatwick, and this was a truly delightful place to spend the night. It was just a short taxi ride from the airport, and we got a very friendly welcome from the young woman at the front desk. Our rooms were very cosy and attractive, and I loved the big bathtub in the bathroom. We had dinner from the bar menus while seated outside in the very pleasant garden. The food was outstanding. I loved the parsnip soup, and the French fries were honestly some of the best I've ever had. Breakfast was very nice, with a lovely variety of cereal, dried fruit, juice, yogurt, and pastries on the counter, and several options for hot breakfast. I will absolutely stay here again the next time I need to spend the night on this area.

Stayed here our last night in the UK. Close to Gatwick Airport. Langshott is a 16th century manor house turned B and B and restaurant. A very cool place with tons of charm, history, beautiful gardens and great food. If you like historic properties, you will like Langshott. Got there in the late afternoon after visiting Stonehenge. A nice gentleman came out to the car and helped us with our luggage. We booked about a week in advance which was late notice so we didn't have a choice of rooms. We stayed in the Scotney Room which was still very comfortable and had an extra large bath with a clawfoot tub. The room overlooked one of the many gardens. After drinks, we enjoyed a multi-course dinner in the Mulberry Room which was excellent...top notch service and food. We had breakfast there the next morning before heading to the airport. We went continental due to our time constraints but they also offered hot breakfast items as well. Again, great service and a nice selection of breakfast items. We are pretty picky travelers and I must say we really liked this place. It's the perfect place to stay upon arriving at Gatwick or the day before leaving.

I don't know why I've waited a few weeks to review; I guess it's taken some time for me to settle on an impression. Yes, the grounds are absolutely beautiful. For the price, I'd expect a little nicer rooms. We had the Anne Boleyn suite, and at first glance it's gorgeous. Turning on the lamp, we noticed it was filled with spider webs. All of the tchochkes in the room looked cheap, and were pretty beaten up and haggard looking- not quite like heirloom items- just old and busted. I pulled back the drapes to take in the gorgeous view of the moat, and the curtains down below looked as though they had been chewed on for years by the vacuum cleaner. It was impossible to reach room service; luckily the kitchen was right outside our building's door, so I just went down there and ordered for myself. Also, we were only given 3 coffee pods (and I have no idea how old the non-refrigerated milks were sitting out). By the time I figured out how to work the coffee machine, I had gone through all the pods. I just don't think it's worth it for an airport stay. Maybe if you need a pretty backdrop for photos, consider it.

I was looking so forward to visiting this hotel and the descriptions looked awesome! I booked it in April, but the day we were to check in... while we were at the airport, the booking company said that the hotel was not going to honor our booking. I called the hotel and they SAID they never received the booking. I had a confirmation number from them, but they refused to honor it. This ruined the end of a lovely vacation. I don't know what their problem is, but not honoring a reservation and letting people know ON THE DAY we were to arrive is bad business. Things like this do not happen in this day and age. No offer to make up for the mixup.

Went for Sunday lunch with my 95 year old mother-in-law and had a terrific time. The food was very good and beautifully presented and the service just right. I asked for the low level music in the restaurant to be turned down a bit more because of my mother-in-law's hearing aid and they immediately turned it right off which was brilliant. Elizabethan Langshott Manor is near to the m23 so easy to get to, in a beautiful setting Absolutely perfect - I highly recommend.