Langshott Manor - part of The Alexander Hotel Collection

We were fortunate enough to have our Christmas Party at the Hotel. I was organising the event and the Events team made everything easy for me. From start to finish the event was faultless. The food was yummy! The venue was stunning and very festive. The staff were so warm, friendly, accommodating and professional. It was so good all our staff would like to return next year. Thank you to the whole team

I really enjoyed my recent stay at Langshott Manor. The staff were really efficient checking me in. They were so genuinely warm and friendly. I had a beautiful room called Anne Boleyn, which has a beautiful view of the moat and will spotlessly clean. ||I opted for afternoon tea, which was all made on site and was delicious. I dined later in the restaurant and the food was superb, the menu was extensive and I thought it was reasonably priced. ||Although the hotel is close to Gatwick airport it is a destination in its own right and I would highly recommend anyone staying there.

We booked your room for my mother's 90th birthday celebrations on Sunday 28th Dec. There were 25 of us and the staff did a wonderful job of catering to all our needs and especially went out of their way to make sure this was a memorable occasion, from the food, to the ambience not to mention the wonderful house. I was especially impressed that the essence and history have been sympathetically preserved. Thank you for making my mothers day a special occasion. Thank you Belinda Mussard

My husband Alan and I are absolutely delighted to have been guests for a much needed weekend break at Langshott Manor, Horley. It was highly recommended by friends and we were absolutely delighted by how thoroughly charming the whole experience was. Our host, Dan could not have been more welcoming, helpful and courteous! We stayed two nights in the Wisley suit that had it's own small garden and sitting room. We have never stayed in better accommodation ever. The breakfast and evening meals were excellent, and Dan went out of his way to make sure our stay was the best ever! We certainly recommended it to everyone and intend to return in the near future. The grounds were immaculate and we were able to chill to our hearts content. The other members of staff were equally friendly, helpful and efficient. Thanks again Dan for a memorable experience!!|Steve & Alan.

Set in the Surrey countryside, its a beautiful manor house..from the minute you enter, its pure relaxation, the staff are 5 star from reception where we were taken care of by Dan the general manager who is a jewel in the crown, and for our 2 nites there, everything was pure perfection. Accommodation pure luxury, spotlessly clean, best shower ever.. had breakfast and dinner there, fantastic dining experience, food is beautiful.. great value for money, please come, you won't be disappointed. The only bad part of langshott manor is that you have to leave

The staff are the nicest people I have ever met. Absolutely lovely five stars all the way. The end is adorable and charming, and so refreshing compared to all of these basic boring modern hotels. I would simply recommend some written instructions on Wi-Fi & how to turn down the heat in the room. And some soft pillows for sleeping. But a wonderful place.

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!

Great stay and perfect service! I’m in the hotel business, internationally, and ended up extending from two days to five days. Langshott Manor exemplifies paying tribute to the restoration of a listed historic English manor house (circa 1580). I ended up here spontaneously late night after a long flight to Gatwick from JFK — landing in the Henry VIII suite (thanks, Emma) and The Arundel Suite, each having unique, eclectic interiors. Cool and quaint. Dan, Anoop and Becca are a great team, from lighting the fireplace to overall hospitality + bar/food service. Note: Becca makes a boss signature Tiramisu Martini. Old Fashion was also on point. And special shout out to Emma, who was the perfect, quintessential, British hostess, from check-in to check-out — Henry VIII himself would be proud of you guys and so should The Alexander Brand. See you all next time…||RC||(Hôtel Developer)

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.