Tylney Hall
At a glance
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Family Friendly
Children are welcome at the hotel and to use the pool and facilities, and have designated swimming times.
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Award Winning
They have been named ‘Britain’s Best Hotel with an Outdoor Pool’ by the Telegraph for the second consecutive year.
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Scenic Location
In 66 acres of parkland, the views are spectacular and ideal for picnics in the summer!
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Romantic Weekend
The historic building and surrounding countryside make the hotel ideal for a romantic weekend.
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Local Attractions
Historic Winchester with its cathedral, museums and galleries, as well as Jane Austin’s house in nearby Alton, are amongst the local attractions.
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Pre-Natal
The Health Suite offers treatments and packages tailored to mums-to-be.
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Leisure Break Venue
The hotel has a range of leisure facilities and treatments available but is not a specialised spa location.
Location
Tylney Hall
Rotherwick, Hook,
Hampshire,
England,
United Kingdom,
RG27 9AZ
35 miles NE of Southampton, 22 miles west of Guildford
Spa & Leisure
The Health Suite at Tylney Hall is housed in what used to be the old stables, and now provides a sense of luxury with facilities both inside and out. Outside is a pool sheltered by a walled garden, a tennis court, jogging trails, mountain bike hire, and a croquet lawn, while inside there is another pool, a gym, saunas, a snooker room and Molten Brown toiletries.
There are also five treatment rooms and a manicure and pedicure studio, where therapists use products from Kerstin Florian and Vitaman to offer a wide range of facial, body, and male grooming treatments.
Hotel & Accommodation
A Grade II listed building surrounded by 66 acres of parkland; Tylney Hall is a Victorian mansion richly referencing its past throughout in the form of original design features. There are 112 rooms and suites, many of which also enjoy scenic views of the Hampshire countryside, flanked by two lines of mature Redwoods leading to the horizon.
Afternoon tea is a must at Tylney Hall, in the Grey Lounge that is characterised by a Rococo feel thanks to the pale blue walls and ornate cornicing. Drinks are served in the old library, which in winter is accompanied by the crackle of logs burning in the marble fireplace, while dinner is served in the Oak Room Restaurant along with views of the gardens.