Discover the breathtaking Tudor architecture of this outstanding historic hotel. The origins of the Oatlands Park Hotel reach back to the 16th century, when the building was part of a grand estate created by King Henry VIII. The Oatlands Park Hotel is now a Grade II-listed building by Heritage England.

Admire the amazing historical accommodations at the Oatlands Park Hotel. This magnificent holiday destination has hosted many illustrious guests over the years, including Émile Zola, Anthony Trollope, and Edward Lear.

Take a stroll around the hotel gardens and down to Broadwater Lake. With 10 acres of picturesque parkland to explore, look out for the ancient Cedar Tree at the front of the hotel which was planted in honour of Charles I’s third son Henry, Duke of Gloucester.