alexanderhotels.co.uk
Country-house hotels, spas and wedding venues in southern England, from Surrey and Sussex to Kent and Windsor
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About alexanderhotels.co.uk
Alexander Hotels, also known as the Alexander Hotel Collection (AHC), operates five country-house hotels in southern England: Alexander House in West Sussex, Great Fosters near Windsor, Rowhill Grange in Kent, Barnett Hill in the Surrey Hills and Langshott Manor in Surrey. Alexander House and Rowhill Grange include Utopia Spa, and the group's restaurants include a 2-AA Rosette restaurant at Alexander House and the Michelin-starred Tudor Pass at Great Fosters.
Guests include overnight leisure visitors, spa customers, couples, and clients booking weddings, corporate events and exclusive-use venues. The group offers accommodation, spa treatments, dining, events and gift vouchers.
The company was established in 1994 with the purchase of Alexander House by Peter and Deborah Hinchcliffe, and remains privately owned. The legal entity is Utopia Leisure Ltd, trading as Alexander Hotels. Its hotels are located within about an hour of central London, and it recruits hospitality and catering staff for its hotels in Sussex, Kent and Surrey, including through an apprenticeship scheme.
Product: Hotel accommodation, spa treatments, restaurant dining, weddings and events at five country-house hotels in southern England.
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