Great Fosters

Stroude Road, Egham, Egham, Surrey, England

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About Great Fosters

Located near Windsor, Great Fosters is a fine example of Elizabethan architecture set within 50 acres. Whether attending a conference or planning a romantic escape, Great Fosters is the ideal setting for any occasion. This historic, imposing house became a hotel in 1931. Great Fosters possesses a plethora of original details and features contained within its sumptuous lounge through to its luxurious bedrooms.

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