previous garden Hampshire next garden Hampshire

Tylney Hall Hotel

Tylney Hall Hotel
Rotherwick
Hook

RG27 9AZ

tel: 01256-764881
fax: 01256 760224

Area: Hampshire
Show Map Location:
Overview Map (30 Km)
Detailed Map (1.5 Km)

Tylney Hall Hotel -- Hampshire
Visitor Information www.tylneyhall.com
Cheap city break
Book your cheap City Break through Beat The Brochure. We'll beat the price on most City Break holidays.
Travel Agent Dorset
Find Travel agents in Dorset at Travel Counsellors.
My Travel Holidays
Book My Travel Holidays At Holiday Hypermarket. My Travel is a major UK travel company offering package holidays, flights, Ski breaks and City Breaks.
holidays in marmaris
Holidays in Marmaris. A lively, sophisticated resort with a promenade that runs alongside the dark volcanic sand of Uzan Yali beach.
Blue Flowers
Blue Flowers and the best deals from One Stop Flowers. Here you can get codes to Buy Flowers Cheaper.
Artificial christmas trees
Our beautiful artificial christmas trees are built to last.
Cheap Antalya Holiday
UlookUbook has offers on a cheap Antalya holiday that would suit your budget.
bamboo
Bamboo makes a stunning addition to any size or style of garden, patio, balcony or pond side.
patio furniture
Searching for patio furniture that suits your style and budget? Check out Alfresco Living online!
Flight to South Africa
Find a flight to South Africa at the best price through Dealchecker. Enjoy the game-watching, big cities and fabulous beaches.
Tylney Hall Hotel
Hampshire
All details updated* as of: 18/02/2008
Disabled information plus mobility and walking aids
 Opening Days and Hours

18th May, 1st June and 6th July; 10am - 4pm.
Direct line: 01256 745532

Parties / Coaches: No
Groups / Coaches need Appointment: No

House Open for Viewing: No
Only if guests have booked to have lunch or tea after viewing gardens.

National Garden Scheme days: Yes
18th May,
1st June,
6th July.
Best Times of Year to Visit:
To see:
 Admission Prices
Adults £3 (for NGS); Children free.
 Onsite Facilities
Parking: Yes
Lavatories: Yes
Disabled Access: Yes
Shop: No
Plants for Sale: Yes
Lunches: Yes
Teas: Yes
Light Refreshment: Yes
Picnics: No
Dogs Allowed: No
On Lead only: No
Special Events: Yes
Other Facilities:
Guide dogs only. Limited facilities for disabled.
 Garden Features
Water gardens, Boathouse Lake, Orchards, Rose garden, Vista, Italian gardens, Dutch garden and Kitchen garden. English Heritage Garden Grade:
National Collection:
 Description of Garden
Designer: Seldon Wornum
These historic gardens, influenced by Gertrude Jekyll, now surround a luxury hotel but can be visited on Garden Open Days. Visitors can then wander in the Italian Garden, which has been carefully restored after a tennis court was built over it! The original design by Seldon Wornum can now be seen. The garden also affords views of the lake and its boathouse bridge.

Visitors may be drawn from here to the Rose Gardens and Azalea Garden in which orchids bloom in June. The view across the lawns from here is framed by Giant Redwoods and takes in a Victorian teahouse and the house. Closer to the hotel, are the Dutch Gardens, which, sadly, are missing much of their original statuary.

Greenhouses designed by Weir Schultz and kitchen gardens as well as a productive orchard, can also be visited. The Water Gardens might well, however, prove the highlight of a visit, boasting cascades, a woodland glade in which bamboos and rhododendrons thrive, and a lower lake. The Schultz Arch offers views of much of these.
 History of Garden
Whilst there is some debate, it is recorded that a mansion house has existed on this site since 1561, although it is known that the first Tylney Hall was built about 1700. That building was demolished by William Pole-Long-Wellesley, later the 5th Earl of Mornington who had inherited it, either for the price of the materials, or in order to sell the timber on the estate. A possible explanation is that by the terms of the Trust, timber could not be felled within sight of the house, so he pulled it down. Timber, particularly in Hampshire, relatively close to the naval Dockyards at Portsmouth, was then at a premium.

The Hall as it now stands was built at the end of the 19th century under the supervision of Sir Lionel Phillips. It has served in a variety of roles since, including a Hospital and an ASC base for mules in the First World War and in the Second World War, the headquarters of Clan Line Steamers Ltd., the then famous steamship company owned by Lord Rotherwick, who had bought the Hall in 1919. It became a school in 1948, until it closed in 1984. It then re-opened as a hotel, after extensive re-furbishment, the following year. It is now one of a string of luxury hotels owned by Elite Hotels.
 Nearby Hampshire Hotels, Facilities & Amenities
Hotels & Accommodation:
In hotel
Restaurants:
Oak Room Restaurant in Hotel
Inns & Pubs:
Chequers Inn, Well
Sun, Bentworth
Villages / Towns / Sightseeing:
Rotherwick
Odiham has antique shops and canal.
previous garden Hampshire next garden Hampshire   -   Hampshire
Hampshire hotels
Hampshire inns and hotels
hotels in Hampshire
Hampshire inns, pubs and hotels

 TOP 

Google
 
Search in Gardens-Guide.com on web

*Information Updates
We directly contact each garden for update information every year.
(Most recently requested in Jan - Feb 2008)

The garden information above was last updated on 18/02/2008

If this is your garden page, and you see any errors,
please contact us and we will correct them immediately.

Garden guide and review © Gardens-Guide.com and Armchair Travel Co Ltd

Armchair Travel Co Ltd also operates these
Award-Winning virtual tour websites -

Explore Kew Gardens
Explore the Taj Mahal
Explore St Paul's Cathedral
Explore Parliament (preview)
Explore Oman (preview)

Click HERE for more details

 

 

 

0326_Tylney.jpg - Tylney Hall Hotel (Hampshire)