Tylney Hall Hotel

Ridge Lane, Rotherwick, Hook, Hampshire, England

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About Tylney Hall Hotel

Tylney Hall is an an independently owned country house, full of charm, warmth and generous hospitality. This Grade II listed mansion, with its beautiful gardens, is the perfect venue for every occasion. The Italian Lounge and Wedgwood-style Drawing Room provide elegant surroundings for those quiet moments of relaxation. Pre-dinner drinks are hosted in the Library Bar before tasting the gastronomic delights of the Oak Room Restaurant. With all the elegance of Tylney Hall and the luxurious bedrooms and suites, your stay, whether for business or pleasure, will be an experience you will wish to enjoy time and time again.

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