Foxhills Club & Resort

Fancy resort but this is a review just about the Manor restaurant.
I had:
— Portabello mushroom tartar, baby leeks, quail eggs, truffle vinaigrette
— Roast cod with smoked iberico morcella chorizo
The portions were tiny but delicious. I don’t think the price is nessarily worth it unless you get their marketplace menu, which you can get for £28 for two courses. The mains a la carte are about that alone.
The ambiance is very romantic, so even if you are not staying here, it doesn’t hurt to have a nice evening here — a bit out of the way though if you aren’t already in the area.

Apparently a girl decides if she like a guy within the first 7 seconds of meeting; make a bad impression within that oh so short introductory period and you are screwed.. or not, as the case may be.
So, on then to Foxhills and the first 7 seconds… You turn into the front gate and are greeted by beautifully landscaped grounds, through the trees you get a tantalising glimpse of the main house. it looks old and historic and perfectly maintained, by the time you get to the front courtyard you are ready to take this place to bed… I might be taking the analogy too far but you get the idea.
Happily the experience continues in this vein.. the rooms are big, comfortable and well appointed, Wi-​fi is strong and free, dinner was spectacular and the staff were friendly and helpful.
Breakfast didn’t knock my socks off which was disappointing, but probably only because expectations were very high. It was perfectly fine, no real complaints.
Check-​out was likewise painless, I paid 170Stg for my room and breakfast which is a lot, but it didn’t seem crazy for what was on offer in the end; overall a worthwhile stay.

A lovely place with great golf courses like the Bernard hunt for the more experienced players and the Manor course for beginners and intermediates. It has a driving range, an indoor and outdoor pool, many tennis courts, indoor gym and good cafes. But the mebership prices are ridiculous unless you go at least twice a week. That’s the only thing stopping a five star.

Foxhills has grown from a small local golf course to a large leisure complex including 2 18-​hole golf courses, restaurants, a gym complex, spa complex and hotel accommodation.
Tucked away in Foxhill Road in Ottershaw, Foxhills is a tranquil club for members, although non-​members can use some fo the facilities.
The golf courses are very well known and often used for corporate events as well as an annual celebrity event.
The gym complex has a fitness room, two swimming pools (one indoor one outdoor), a number of studios for classes and tennis and squash courts. The spa complex is lvoely and offers many treatments at reasonable prices with friendly beaty therapists.
The real jewel in the crown is the Manor House which has the main restaurant and conference and hotel facilities as well as private dining rooms. The food is superb although a little pricey so best saved for a special celebration.