Coulsdon Manor

Coulsdon Court Road, Old Coulsdon, Near Croydon, Croydon, Greater London, England

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About Coulsdon Manor

Set in 140 acres of beautiful parkland, Coulsdon Manor, near Croydon, is only 15 miles from central London. Dine in the award winning Manor House Restaurant or choose lighter fare in the popular Terrace Bar. Originally built for the Byron family in the 1850s, the hotel has beautifully appointed bedrooms, many with views over the estate. With the Reflections Leisure and an 18 hole golf course there is much to do, with Hever Castle, Wisley Gardens and London Gatwick all nearby.

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