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Named ‘Best for Families’ by Conde Nast Johansens, Foxhills is sure to delight younger guests too. A soft play and a role play high street, games room, two family pools, plus a busy schedule of supervised sessions including crafts, scavenger hunts and den building combined with outdoor football nets, tennis courts, woodland walks and trim trails, make for a fun-packed staycation. What’s more, there’s no need to be a member or guest at the hotel to get a taste of Foxhills. The monthly Sunday carvery is a delectable treat open to all. Fastbecoming one of Surrey’s top weekend eating spots, The Fox dining rooms serves up an exceptional three-course roast with all the trimmings – the perfect occasion to bring together the whole family. The next one is on Sunday 2nd July. Or enjoy a picture-perfect English afternoon tea set in the stunning 19th century manor house. A carefully curated selection of seasonal finger sandwiches, cakes, scones and teas (or champagne) bring a taste of quintessential British tradition to the table.

If a stylish, sophisticated and chilled afternoon of music is more your vibe, then grab a ticket to the Foxhills Summer Soirée this July. All are welcome to soak up the afternoon sunshine and stunning views while a live saxophonist and DJ bring the sound of summer. Entry includes a free welcome drink and delicious Ploughman’s bu et.

Proudly family-owned and independent, Foxhills has a rich history dating back to the 1780s. The Hayton family purchased the club in 1983 and, as they mark that 40th anniversary this year, Foxhills continues to charm and delight guests seeking an impressive country club with rooms where all are welcome and every day feels like a holiday. foxhills.co.uk