Great Fosters
Stroude Rd, Egham, TW20 9UR -
Up to
180 guestsInternal Catering
allowed
Great Fosters is a wonderful venue in Surrey, located just 15 minutes away from London Heathrow. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and parkland, it offers a perfect setting for meetings, conferences, team building, and more. Its convenient location near Windsor and only 40 minutes from central London makes it an ideal choice for any event.
The hotel can accommodate up to 120 delegates, depending on the type of event. Their experienced events team is available to ensure a smooth running of your meeting. Equipped with modern amenities like complimentary Wi-Fi and excellent coffee, Great Fosters guarantees a productive and enjoyable experience for your attendees.
Great Fosters features 56 rooms and suites across the Main House, Cloisters, Dower House, and Coach House. The Coach House offers complete privacy, surrounded by a peaceful walled garden. There are various meeting spaces to choose from, including three air-conditioned meeting rooms (Clarence, Victoria, and Concord) and a conference lounge on the ground floor. The Coach House's entire ground floor, including the meeting rooms and lounge, can be exclusively hired for events with up to 24 delegates.
The Main House offers the Mowbray and Mandeville rooms on the first floor. The Mowbray features a stunning vaulted oak ceiling and can accommodate up to 20 guests around a boardroom table, with refreshments served in the adjacent Mandeville room.
The Orangery, with its high ceilings and ample natural light, is a fantastic space for any event. The adjoining Conservatory is perfect for lunch and refreshment breaks, or in good weather, they can be served on the magnolia lawn. The Orangery can accommodate up to 120 people in a theater-style setup or 40 around a boardroom table. For larger meetings, the Tithe Barn is available for lunch.
For a unique and impressive setting, the 14th-century Tithe Barn is a perfect choice. With its dramatic vaulted ceiling, it creates a memorable ambiance for any event. Tea and coffee breaks can be held in the adjacent Painted Hall.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 120
Dining
up to 180
Theatre
up to 120
Boardroom
up to 50
Cabaret
up to 50
Classroom
up to 70
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Disabled access
Heating
Natural light
Table / chairs included
Premises parking
Overnight accommodation
Air conditioning
Audio & visual
Projector & screen
Flipchart
WiFi
TV screen
Space rules
Allowed events
Licensed for alcohol
Cancellation policy
6 months or more prior to the Date of the Event, 20% of the Costs is due Less than 6 months prior to the Date of the Event, 40% of the Costs is due Less than 3 months prior to the Date of the Event, 60% of the Costs is due Less than 2 months prior to the Date of the Event, 80% of the Costs is due 1 month or less prior to the Date of the Event, 100% of the Costs
Location
Reviews
Sherine Haidar
Easily the most magical stay we’ve ever had. Can’t even describe how beautiful this gem is, everything was beyond our expectations. From the friendliness of the staff (special shoutout to Harris, always smiling & so welcoming), to the room upgrade, to leaving a dessert in the room to celebrate the birthday. The service was amazing, the views are immaculate. Seriously considering getting married here, can’t imagine how lovely the pictures would be. Thank you for the amazing stay we had and we will definitely be back, so happy I randomly found this hotel, can’t recommend this place enough.
David Ford
Lovely place. Stopped for a light lunch and a poke around. They let you explore all over the Tudor building. Fabulous ceilings and staircase. Guy at the bar showed us where to sit on the terrace. Service was attentive but waiter didn't seem to be able to read his own writing. Had to confirm several times what we wanted and then brought the wrong thing anyway. Food was good but the bread was not 'fresh' as stated. Not the cheapest. Lovely gardens.
Michelle Williams
We booked the afternoon tea at Great fosters. The grounds and house are beautiful, a moat and Bridge with topiary trees and well manicured lawns this location is pretty, quiet and scenic. The hotel has kept original features alongside some modern furnishings. The staff who served our afternoon tea were an absolute pleasure, on of them being Avayla (I hopefully correct spelling, probably not) both ladies were a pleasure and made the experience outstanding in customer service. I have only given 4 starts for service as the reception staff were not particularly friendly, not a 10, however did not ruin the experience. A great selection of teas, great coffee, finger sandwiches, desserts, excellent scones, cream and jam teamed with great location and customer service this is an excellent afternoon tea.
Cynthia Tullman
A gorgeous historic hotel but a disappointing ending to a wonderful two week holiday. Children are not allowed in the pool between the hours of 10 and 4, I was not aware when booking. We were given a room in the annex building that was incredibly basic with no AC, we paid to upgrade for another room equally as bland, if I had seen these rooms online, I never would’ve booked, pricing for the annex rooms should be different from the main building. The restaurant was expensive and very average. Breakfast buffet did not have a great selection, and no fresh fruit. The chaise lounges at the pool were cheap and uncomfortable not a five star hotel. The main building is in need of upkeep and a deep clean. Stained carpeting, worn furniture. The wall art and furnishings are not in keeping with the tutor building. Bright and modern. I found that rather disappointing. The historic main building and the grounds are a five star. Overall, the hotel is a three star at best.